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That play is a large part of why the NFL is going downhill.View attachment 170832 The Pats !!!
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It's a touchdown. Not rocket science.
That play is a large part of why the NFL is going downhill.View attachment 170832 The Pats !!!
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He had control and made a football move. Crossed the plane of the end zone so the play was over before his elbow hit the ground causing the bobble.That play is a large part of why the NFL is going downhill.
It's a touchdown. Not rocket science.
What would you expect from some who calls himself "Trap Daddy"@Turdferguson is my friend View attachment 170870
Got to control it through the landing on the groundHe had control and made a football move. Crossed the plane of the end zone so the play was over before his elbow hit the ground causing the bobble.
There is a play like this almost every week.
Hopefully you are oneTwo drivers in my Center, Orion has after 4:30 AM return to building. Wtf????
Heard lots of patriots fans saying. It's my understanding that since his knee was down before he crossed it's not a TD.He had control and made a football move. Crossed the plane of the end zone so the play was over before his elbow hit the ground causing the bobble.
There is a play like this almost every week.
Made a football move.Got to control it through the landing on the ground
It was bouncing around, he lost control. Solid callMade a football move.
Plus the ball moving doesn't automatically mean one lost control of it.
The NFL is a joke. What constitutes a catch shouldn't take up half the rule book.
And dinner. And breakfast. Lol.Better pack a lunch
His body was already on the ground when he reached over the goal line.Got to control it through the landing on the ground
Even if he is on the ground, unless he is touched by an opponent, he can roll, crawl, or waddle on the ground towards the goal line. The ball broke the plane of the goal line. That would be a TD. I don't have a horse in this race, cause I don't like either the Pats or the Steelers. This is the NFL, not college.His body was already on the ground when he reached over the goal line.
Even if he is on the ground, unless he is touched by an opponent, he can roll, crawl, or waddle on the ground towards the goal line. The ball broke the plane of the goal line. That would be a TD. I don't have a horse in this race, cause I don't like either the Pats or the Steelers.
The thought process of officials in the NFL, just like umpires in MLB is subjective, and varies greatly. The quality runs the gamut.Several weeks ago there was a play where the guy ran 4 steps after catching it and the refs said that wasn't enough to be called a football move.
Yes! No service this week. Everything in trace.
His knee was , but if you go to the ground you must maintain complete control through the process, he didntHis body was already on the ground when he reached over the goal line.
No time commits all week. I guess UPS has been doing so badly this Peak and us doing so well, they figure we can do it. Lol.No time commits on anything?
ups would relax the time commits near the end of peak
No time commits except early am this week either, and two day has a three day commitNo time commits on anything?
ups would relax the time commits near the end of peak