call, didn't it look like Henry reached the ball across the goal line before the whistle went?
I don't know
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I noticed that too. There was a replay from goalline perspective that started to show his hand extend over the line, but just as the ball was about to cross the plane of the goal, CBS faded it out and the announcers never mentioned it. I also noticed a block to the back by the Raiders that was very clear on a punt return, but wasn't called or mentioned. The holding penalty no-call in the EZ (would've been a safety) just tops it all off.
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Originally posted by Jeff1220I noticed that too. There was a replay from goalline perspective that started to show his hand extend over the line, but just as the ball was about to cross the plane of the goal, CBS faded it out and the announcers never mentioned it. I also noticed a block to the back by the Raiders that was very clear on a punt return, but wasn't called or mentioned. The holding penalty no-call in the EZ (would've been a safety) just tops it all off.
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Originally posted by RedEyEIf we had kicked the F'n field goal, it wouldn't have been a problem. The O had been inept all ****ing game, why take the chance?
At the very least, Lindell could have punched that chip shot in.
Maybe not...
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LOL.
It's about winning games. Not playing not to lose!
IMO, that was the right call on 4th and goal. We just didn't execute.
That would've given us the lead and the safety would put us up by six only. We would've needed to convert on 2 points just in case they tied with a FG at the end.
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There were some very questionable calls in that game against the Bills and some of them were back breakers, like the long runbacks twice they find someone to call holding on and that sure looked like a safety and a block in the back by the Raiders that was not called.
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Originally posted by thenry20It's about winning games. Not playing not to lose!
IMO, that was the right call on 4th and goal. We just didn't execute.
That would've given us the lead and the safety would put us up by six only. We would've needed to convert on 2 points just in case they tied with a FG at the end.
Sorry bud, Levy would have kicked the FG. I remember many a situation the ol' conservative would make the kick and get the points. Even with the old powerful K-Gun.
You can't play to win if you don't even have the points to make you a contender in the game. Kick the FG and that game most likely finds OT.
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Originally posted by RedEyESorry bud, Levy would have kicked the FG. I remember many a situation the ol' conservative would make the kick and get the points. Even with the old powerful K-Gun.
You can't play to win if you don't even have the points to make you a contender in the game. Kick the FG and that game most likely finds OT.
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I totally agree with going for it. I also kind of agree that maybe we should use McGahee in goal line situations. I love Henry and the way he runs, but it is basic science. The bigger and faster person will just be able to move a pile just a little more. The same run and McGahee scores. As much as I hate it as a fantasy owner, I see the reason why teams have "goal line" and "short yardage" backs. They are just big guys that can move the pile and get the yardage when they need to.
Of course, like I said, I think the point should have been moot because I though Henry got the ball over the line.
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Originally posted by chernobylwraithsI totally agree with going for it. I also kind of agree that maybe we should use McGahee in goal line situations. I love Henry and the way he runs, but it is basic science. The bigger and faster person will just be able to move a pile just a little more. The same run and McGahee scores. As much as I hate it as a fantasy owner, I see the reason why teams have "goal line" and "short yardage" backs. They are just big guys that can move the pile and get the yardage when they need to.
Of course, like I said, I think the point should have been moot because I though Henry got the ball over the line.
The thing is, we can't do anything right. Henry slipped on the goal line play. It was at least his third slip of the game. He nearly fumbled on one play and then had a ball go through his hands that was picked on the very next play. I'm not saying bench him and I'm not picking on Henry alone but I want to see more of WM, and I think after this week and last week he needs to be in there on the goal line- at least he gives you a threat to bounce the play outside if the middle is clogged.Last edited by finsrclowns; 09-19-2004, 09:40 PM.finsrclowns
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Originally posted by finsrclownsThere is no question Henry reached over the goal line with the ball. I assumed the whistle had blown when he did so but I don't know. I liked the decision to go for it.
The thing is, we can't do anything right. Henry slipped on the goal line play. It was at least his third slip of the game. He nearly fumbled on one play and then had a ball go through his hands that was picked. I'm not saying bench him and I'm not picking on Henry alone but I want to see more of WM, and I think after this week and last week he needs to be in there on the goal line- at least he gives you a threat to bounce the play outside if the middle is clogged.
Yeah, I agree. Where has the WM & TH backfield gone? They said they were going to do that a bit.
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