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Yes they are it’s from the broadcast.
The Worst Call I Have Ever Seen
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Yes they are it’s from the broadcast.
Look at the DBs left arm. In the first image, it's around Kyle's left shoulder pad. In the right image, Kyler has already turned the corner and the DBs arm is around the ground.
Whether or not it's from the broadcast is irrelevant. The broadcast is clearly wrong.
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Total ******** that they would try and say that. It was so obvious those were not the same period in time.
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Yeah, I thought Murray was down short of the 1st down before the replay.
In the first Pic the defender is about 4 feet off the ground and angled upward.
In the second Pic he is almost on the ground and angled downward.
These pictures are a full second apart
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They both lead with their helmets. Remember, offensive players aren’t allowed to do that either. So what do you call, offsetting fouls?
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Have you ever done it? Officiating is hard.
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They do track the officials. Good ones make the playoffs and super bowl.
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The clock was a terrible call and game changing.
How often do you hear them say there’s a small gap from when the delay of game clock runs out and they let the play go?
What’s the difference?
How often do you hear them say there’s a small gap from when the delay of game clock runs out and they let the play go?
What’s the difference?
I saw it several times across other games this weekend.. click hits zero as the center is snapping it and they allow the play to continue. NFL needs an NBA type buzzer connected to the official game clock.
Exactly. Most of the time the 2-minute warning happens whenever the play stops, so like 1:57 or 1:56, etc. Not exactly at 2 minutes if you're able to snap it just before.
That blue line is the LOS. He needed to get to the orange line/marker.
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the first down reversal was bad -- the video was in no way conclusive. And if the shots they showed on the broadcast were supposed to by synced (and they made a decision on it) -- they got it wrong. No way those two images are at the same moment in time
the snap thing was just an incredibly lucky break for the Lions / terrible luck for the Cards --
the snap thing was just an incredibly lucky break for the Lions / terrible luck for the Cards --
Yes. And he wasn't down in my screenshot. The play continues for another 0.5s and Kyler extends the ball.
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On the pick six that wasn't, I wonder what the call would have been if the pass were completed for a Lions TD.
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Or, if it had been the Cardinals on offense, with the Lions hitting Murray's arm and then running in the batted ball into the endzone?
Think they would have waved it off?
I have actually. It is difficult...things move fast... but pop Warner doesn't have 60 cameras filming every second of the action.
But do bad ones get fired?
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i get the desire to try to put some intention behind the call, but it was just a bad call that benefitted the Lions.
It could have just as easily been a pass that went for a TD for the Lions -- and we would have known that the Cards caught a good break.
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I don’t know, but I’d guess yes
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Right. The lions ain’t a blue blood. They are close to the equivalent of the cardinals.
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I get that but McBride was stumbling and going down . The defender is leading with his helmet. That's my opinion of the play.
