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Mike brings up a good point, why was the ref shielding Brady from Barnett when the play was supposedly still live? hmmmm
Do you really need to ask this?
what part of the rulebook is the protect Tommy at all costs section ? Seems to be torn out in the one im looking at.
Mike brings up a good point, why was the ref shielding Brady from Barnett when the play was supposedly still live? hmmmm
Just getting ahead of this…having Chubb out Sunday really won’t have much effect on Stefanski.
Doesn’t use him properly and certainly doesn’t use him when it most matters anyway.
We will be able to direct blame a lot of places when Browns fall to 3-3
But missing their best player isn’t one of them
I wouldShould I start Hunt over Diontae Johnson (PPR fantasy)?
It was clearly an interception to me, hands under the ball, ball only moved a little when it was above the ground.
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Thursday night’s game included a six-minute, five-second replay review
Posted by Mike Florio on October 15, 2021, 11:59 AM EDT
When it comes to the NFL’s replay-review process, two important things should be remembered.
First, the ruling on the field should be overturned only if 50 drunks in a bar would agree that a mistake was made. Second, if it takes six minutes and five seconds to figure it out, 50 drunks in a bar would not agree that a mistake was made.
Last night, a full six minutes and five seconds were needed to overturn a ruling that (God forbid) Tom Brady had thrown an interception.
Peter King had plenty to say about the situation on Friday’s PFT Live, and he’ll take a closer look at the moment in his next Football Morning in America.
For now, we’ll say this. No replay review should shut a game down for that long, especially not a prime-time game.
According to the rulebook, that shouldn’t happen. Says Rule 15, Section 2, Article 2: “A decision must be made within 60 seconds from when video is shared with the Referee on the field.”
The problem is that there’s no penalty for failure to comply. There’s no remedy at any, other than whatever tough questions Walt Anderson and/or Perry Fewell may have to answer later from the league office.
For most of the 2021 season, the replay process has worked — despite the changes made to the persons in charge of the process. Last night’s delayed effort to apparently search and search and search for a way to overturn what would have been (should have been) a Brady interception is not how it should ever happen.
It was clearly an interception to me, hands under the ball, ball only moved a little when it was above the ground.
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Thursday night’s game included a six-minute, five-second replay review
Posted by Mike Florio on October 15, 2021, 11:59 AM EDT
When it comes to the NFL’s replay-review process, two important things should be remembered.
First, the ruling on the field should be overturned only if 50 drunks in a bar would agree that a mistake was made. Second, if it takes six minutes and five seconds to figure it out, 50 drunks in a bar would not agree that a mistake was made.
Last night, a full six minutes and five seconds were needed to overturn a ruling that (God forbid) Tom Brady had thrown an interception.
Peter King had plenty to say about the situation on Friday’s PFT Live, and he’ll take a closer look at the moment in his next Football Morning in America.
For now, we’ll say this. No replay review should shut a game down for that long, especially not a prime-time game.
According to the rulebook, that shouldn’t happen. Says Rule 15, Section 2, Article 2: “A decision must be made within 60 seconds from when video is shared with the Referee on the field.”
The problem is that there’s no penalty for failure to comply. There’s no remedy at any, other than whatever tough questions Walt Anderson and/or Perry Fewell may have to answer later from the league office.
For most of the 2021 season, the replay process has worked — despite the changes made to the persons in charge of the process. Last night’s delayed effort to apparently search and search and search for a way to overturn what would have been (should have been) a Brady interception is not how it should ever happen.
The same part that says make sure the Browns get tagged with a key 4th down non-existent PI call
Or that Pittspuke gets a non-existent 1st down from a measurement clearly showing they are short of the line to gain.
Agreed, it was clearly an interception
The Browns took away your Chubb and you will be calling for K.Hunt time.Just getting ahead of this…having Chubb out Sunday really won’t have much effect on Stefanski.
Doesn’t use him properly and certainly doesn’t use him when it most matters anyway.
We will be able to direct blame a lot of places when Browns fall to 3-3
But missing their best player isn’t one of them
The Browns took away your Chubb and you will be calling for K.Hunt time.
while they ignore that and try to convince themselves Baker is a franchise QB, so you will spend the 3.5 hrs Sunday watching the game calling them dumb campaigners
for context on the rant for those who forgot.
This is the game
F**k the NFL for blocking embedded videos.
Devon Hester and D. they made the Superbowl that season.Watched the highlights, my god. How did the bears win with sexy rexy turning it over 6 times an the Offense putting up 0 points
15 years ago today. One of the best coach rants of all time.
October is when coaches start to break.