dogpoo32
meh
He's an idiot for saying it was Edwards when in fact it was Winslow.
Besides, Edwards had a TD that wasn't a TD, and Warner wasn't intercepted.
The Browns were not screwed, they got beat.
Right on all points.
He's an idiot for saying it was Edwards when in fact it was Winslow.
Besides, Edwards had a TD that wasn't a TD, and Warner wasn't intercepted.
The Browns were not screwed, they got beat.
That ruins his credibility right there ...He's an idiot for saying it was Edwards when in fact it was Winslow.
For what it's worth: Collingsworth, the former wideout says he would have been in; Prime Time, the former DB, says it was the right call.
Nope, we won. No way knowing if he would've "clearly" come down in bounds. No way of knowing that. Good call (for once) by the ref
That ruins his credibility right there ...
Oh dear God. Take the win. Nobody fault's you for that. But to try to make it sound like "nobody knows what would have happened" is ridiculous. If you believe that then there's no sense in having the force out rule at all because no one ever really knows, do they? But as far as judgment calls go, this one was pretty obvious. You sound ridiculous trying to make it sound ambiguous.
Calls go both ways so I have no problem with the way it ended up. But can we dispense with the revisionist history?
Oh, and Chris Clownsworth is an absolute tool, probably the worst sports "announcer" in the business, not just football.
I think this lecture is unecessary and borderline flaming.
Really? Man, I didn't even think I was lecturing but it must have come off that way because two of you said it. I was simply saying "C'mon man, we all know it was a force out. No need to try to play it off like it wasn't. Doesn't change whether or not you should have won the game."
If it came off as more than that, my bad. Wasn't my intention.
that wasn't the superbowl.After todays outcome, I can honestly say I know what it feels like to be a Cowboy's or Redskin's fan.
Ok, it's sometimes hard to get the intent of the message when it's not it person.
Oh dear God. Take the win. Nobody fault's you for that. But to try to make it sound like "nobody knows what would have happened" is ridiculous. If you believe that then there's no sense in having the force out rule at all because no one ever really knows, do they? But as far as judgment calls go, this one was pretty obvious. You sound ridiculous trying to make it sound ambiguous.
Calls go both ways so I have no problem with the way it ended up. But can we dispense with the revisionist history?