The officials love to enforce every detail of of the smallest bylaw in the fine print of the rules, but when Nelson's forward progress was clearly stopped at the time of the fumble they don't even bother to review it, I don't get it. I hate referees. I don't mind losing, but I hate getting robbed.
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Originally posted by Schobel94The officials love to enforce every detail of of the smallest bylaw in the fine print of the rules, but when Nelson's forward progress was clearly stopped at the time of the fumble they don't even bother to review it, I don't get it. I hate referees. I don't mind losing, but I hate getting robbed.Spiderweb
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Chan said the ref explained it to him. Since Nelson was falling forward he was not stopped. Actually blame the players behind him pushing him forward. If it weren't for them, he would have been considered stopped.
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I actually don't mind that call, it was a judgement call, I really need an explanation as to why that interception in the endzone isn't an interception. I know what they called, I just don't understand why that rule is in place. If a corner pushes a WR out of bounds, the refs can call it a touchdown.
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Originally posted by TheGhostofJimKellyIf a corner pushes a WR out of bounds, the refs can call it a touchdown.Infrequent poster, daily visitor.
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Originally posted by Schobel94The officials love to enforce every detail of of the smallest bylaw in the fine print of the rules, but when Nelson's forward progress was clearly stopped at the time of the fumble they don't even bother to review it, I don't get it. I hate referees. I don't mind losing, but I hate getting robbed.
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Originally posted by PromoTheRobotChan said the ref explained it to him. Since Nelson was falling forward he was not stopped. Actually blame the players behind him pushing him forward. If it weren't for them, he would have been considered stopped.
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Originally posted by jamze132Yeah, the non-INT was a horrible call. Check out Reggie's elbow too.
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I didn't know the NFL abolished the force out rule, that is news to me. What happens if a corner jumps in the air, intercepts a pass, lands on a fallen wide receiver who happens to be laying completely out of bounds, then jumps off of the WRs back into the endzone with both feet in, interception?Last edited by TheGhostofJimKelly; 10-25-2010, 06:39 PM.
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[quote=Schobel94]The officials love to enforce every detail of of the smallest bylaw in the fine print of the rules, but when Nelson's forward progress was clearly stopped at the time of the fumble they don't even bother to review it, I don't get it. I hate referees. I don't mind losing, but I hate getting robbed.[quote]
That play would have been controversial no matter which way it went. If we would've kept the ball, won the game, Ravens would be talking about the exact same play about how Nelson was falling forward etc. But it doesn't really matter. It's like Gailey said, we had plenty of chances in that game to put it away and we slipped up. Good teams find ways and bad ones don't. We have have a bad football team right now.
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Originally posted by Extremebillsfan247That play would have been controversial no matter which way it went. If we would've kept the ball, won the game, Ravens would be talking about the exact same play about how Nelson was falling forward etc.My faith doesn’t make me perfect, it makes me forgiven.
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Originally posted by imbondzmmmmmm. doubtful. if the whistle blew before the ball was stripped like it would have been in 99.999999% of every other game, it wouldn't even have been talked about.
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