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Old 11-19-2013, 05:04 PM   #498
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Andrew Brandt ‏@adbrandt 4m
NFL VP Dean Blandino on Panthers-Pats no-call: "I wouldn't say that they were wrong." Translation "I wouldn't say they were right."
Oh for ****'s sake. We're really stooping to that kind of 'journalism' now?

Read the goddamn rules you mouth-breathing lemmings. C'mon, Brandt - tell me how the hell that was a penalty based on the friggen letter of the rulebook.

Explain to me how it could've possibly been illegal contact or holding when the ball had clearly left Brady's hand prior to Kuechly getting into Gronk. Moreover, give the rulebook definition of what constitutes a 'catchable' ball here. Because the only thing that would make a pass that was clearly going to be picked off by Lester 'catchable' if there was some rule in there that makes the exception specific to the quality of the throw itself.

There isn't one. Anywhere.

There is no way by God and sonny Jesus that Gronk was going to catch that ball. Lester had it lined up all the way because Brady was getting pressure in his face as he delivered.
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