Week 12 NFL Game thread
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Haha you too sorry I came in a little hot.
Anyways the defender clearly didn’t try to play the ball, and contact was made. Foul.
That PI at the end... that gets called every time, every week, now it's a crappy rule that an underthrown ball gets PI all the time, but there is no way you can not call that in that situation. If the defender never turns and the WR jumps back for it and there is contact, it's a PI, has been for years now, it's one of the few things that is almost always called the exact same way by every crew in every game.
Yes, this is the rule. Hobbs play is not comparable, Hobbs was like 2 feet from the guy and the ref called a non-existent foul.
They get fucking shafted every week by the officials and all people do is point and laugh about it.
They're the most penalized team in the league. This notion that the league favors Dallas through the refs is just complete bunk.
Most penalties in a regular season game in 5 years, 3rd most yards in the past 10 seasons.
On paper a 36-33 OT win seems like a. Thanksgiving classic. But the penalties made it a dreary affair…
So, do you let them play in the 4th/OT or no?
I’m at the age where I’m either too young or too old but I’ve got twenty coaching years under my belt and I’m on the side of let them play close/late.
Curious what the consensus is. I’m happy to be wrong.
I’m at the age where I’m either too young or too old but I’ve got twenty coaching years under my belt and I’m on the side of let them play close/late.
Curious what the consensus is. I’m happy to be wrong.
That’s two situations so far where you might benefit from an RPO. Is Hill still hurt or what? Makes no sense.
The Athletic beat writer for the Saints seems puzzled, judging by his tweets.
View: https://twitter.com/nick_underhill/status/1464050706537717764?s=21
