Jets....**** **** ****

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by Antitrust32

Eagles might actually have a good team. Vick and the offense are electric.. minus the putrid OL... and the defense gets it together SOMETIMES. Dimitri Patterson >>>>> Ellis Hobbs. Still pissed they kept Hobbs on Kenny Britt two weeks ago.

Eagles had to beat Peyton Manning AND the refs today.. so it was a great win. Refs gave the colts 10-14 points.

I laid the 3 so I really got f'ed by that 4th & 18 RtP.

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

I laid the 3 so I really got f'ed by that 4th & 18 RtP.

so all you have to do it touch someone's head lightly for that flag to be thrown? Trent Cole made a hell of a play.

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by Antitrust32

so all you have to do it touch someone's head lightly for that flag to be thrown? Trent Cole made a hell of a play.

It's an automatic flag if you touch the QB's helmet, or it's supposed to be. It's a ridiculous rule but it was the right call by the book. Funny thing is the play before that I thought Manning got hit in the head too and was surprised they didn't call it.

On another note, how about Arian Foster losing a TD yesterday on a play similar to the Calvin Johnson TD in Week 1? Dude catches a screen, breaks the plane by 2-3 yards, then loses the ball when he touches the ground to regain his balance. That rule needs to be changed yesterday.

[slotdirt]

It's the right call, but it's also a call that is probably the rule the most inconsistently interpreted in the entire NFL. Come on, that little pat-pat on Peyton's head was a personal foul? Ndamukong Suh does that three times a game and aside from the preseason Delhomme corkscrew, I haven't seen any personal fouls called on him at least in the last few games.

[MaTH716]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

The victim role doesn't suit you. You have stopped since when? A few hours ago? You'll be back to the real you in a day or so.

I just think it's funny when people try and take you on as their pet project. Math is a really good guy and trying to be nice. Way too nice.

You enjoy the back and forth. Otherwise you wouldn't always do it.

I'll admit that I have a soft spot in my heart for him.
One because he has kids, and obviously there is a personal issue there. So I do feel bad for him in that aspect. I'm a father too and my two boys are the most important people in my world and I couldn't imagine how it would be to be seperated from them for any extent of time. Now, That's just a guess on my part and I really have no idea what his situation is, it's just my perception.
Two, he provides so much entertainment for me, that it's almost priceless. Whatever role he is playing, I find it funny. So if I could give him a little free advice, I consider it payback for the comedy that he provides for me.
Three, I am a really nice guy oh yeah and kind of handsome too.........

Originally Posted by slotdirt

It's the right call, but it's also a call that is probably the rule the most inconsistently interpreted in the entire NFL. Come on, that little pat-pat on Peyton's head was a personal foul? Ndamukong Suh does that three times a game and aside from the preseason Delhomme corkscrew, I haven't seen any personal fouls called on him at least in the last few games.

It was a terrible call, but we all know that Peyton is the golden child of the NFL. Does Colt Mccoy or Josh Freeman get that call, I want to say no.

I was out during the Jets game, but I have a question, I heard that Suh was the FG kicker at his HS, but wouldn't you think at this point in their careers that the Lions punter would have had a better shot at making the extra point? I'll admit that it's an obvious second guess. It wasn't a bad attempt because he hit the post, but it's little decisions like that which can cost you games in the long run.
I just thought it was strange.

[gales0678]

Originally Posted by MaTH716

I'll admit that I have a soft spot in my heart for him.
One because he has kids, and obviously there is a personal issue there. So I do feel bad for him in that aspect. I'm a father too and my two boys are the most important people in my world and I couldn't imagine how it would be to be seperated from them for any extent of time. Now, That's just a guess on my part and I really have no idea what his situation is, it's just my perception.
Two, he provides so much entertainment for me, that it's almost priceless. Whatever role he is playing, I find it funny. So if I could give him a little free advice, I consider it payback for the comedy that he provides for me.
Three, I am a really nice guy oh yeah and kind of handsome too.........




It was a terrible call, but we all know that Peyton is the golden child of the NFL. Does Colt Mccoy or Josh Freeman get that call, I want to say no.

I was out during the Jets game, but I have a question, I heard that Suh was the FG kicker at his HS, but wouldn't you think at this point in their careers that the Lions punter would have had a better shot at making the extra point? I'll admit that it's an obvious second guess. It wasn't a bad attempt because he hit the post, but it's little decisions like that which can cost you games in the long run.
I just thought it was strange.

the punter and place kicker have two different motions matt , it would kinda like be asking linda rice to give up all her turf horses and try and win a meet up at the spa with dirt only horses , just not going to happen

[MaTH716]

Originally Posted by gales0678

the punter and place kicker have two different motions matt , it would kinda like be asking linda rice to give up all her turf horses and try and win a meet up at the spa with dirt only horses , just not going to happen

Come on Marty, don't give me that crap. Besides, didn't Jay Feeley punt for the Jets last year in a big game? If you know how to kick a football, a 19 yard kick shouldn't be that much of a stretch for them.
Wouldn't you think that a high number of punters in the NFL kicked at some point in the lives whether if their HS or Colleges?
He had to be a better option.

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by MaTH716

I was out during the Jets game, but I have a question, I heard that Suh was the FG kicker at his HS, but wouldn't you think at this point in their careers that the Lions punter would have had a better shot at making the extra point? I'll admit that it's an obvious second guess. It wasn't a bad attempt because he hit the post, but it's little decisions like that which can cost you games in the long run.
I just thought it was strange.

I couldn't believe that either. It was like a Madden scenario. The kicker goes down and for some reason Ndamukong Suh is the backup kicker. The fact that the punter wasn't kicking the PAT was crazy to me. I know kicking and punting aren't the same, but at least the punter gets paid to kick the ball for living, not eat quarterbacks. Great job by Brandon Moore on Suh yesterday by the way, made him a total non-factor. Moore should get to the Pro Bowl this year, it's long overdue.

[slotdirt]

The punter is also the holder. I think Schwartz decided he'd rather have a sure-fire snap than a sure-fire kick.

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

It's an automatic flag if you touch the QB's helmet, or it's supposed to be. It's a ridiculous rule but it was the right call by the book. Funny thing is the play before that I thought Manning got hit in the head too and was surprised they didn't call it.

On another note, how about Arian Foster losing a TD yesterday on a play similar to the Calvin Johnson TD in Week 1? Dude catches a screen, breaks the plane by 2-3 yards, then loses the ball when he touches the ground to regain his balance. That rule needs to be changed yesterday.

disgraceful

[MaTH716]

Originally Posted by Antitrust32

disgraceful

Bad rule, but at least the call was consistent to the Calvin Johnson play.