It did look like the ball was briefly loose so it's how you want to define "possession" for this super fringe case.
The better rule to change would be for fumbles that roll out the endzone like that to not be automatic turnovers but to spot the ball at the 1 yard line/spot of the fumble. Or am I missing some obvious exploit were that to be the rule?
I don't need to be
His hands are off the ball and its moving. He doesn't have firm control and the ball moves out of his control as he's hitting the ground oob.
It did look like the ball was briefly loose so it's how you want to define "possession" for this super fringe case.
The better rule to change would be for fumbles that roll out the endzone like that to not be automatic turnovers but to spot the ball at the 1 yard line/spot of the fumble. Or am I missing some obvious exploit were that to be the rule?
It should probably be changed to be like other kinds of fumbles forward where they don't want to give an advantage to the fumbling team. In that case it could be spotted to where it was fumbled, which would usually be inside the 1 in this situation.
It did look like the ball was briefly loose so it's how you want to define "possession" for this super fringe case.
The better rule to change would be for fumbles that roll out the endzone like that to not be automatic turnovers but to spot the ball at the 1 yard line/spot of the fumble. Or am I missing some obvious exploit were that to be the rule?
Well, it'd mean Earl Thomas can't keep forcing turnovers by whacking the ball as players stretch for the goal line.
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It did look like the ball was briefly loose so it's how you want to define "possession" for this super fringe case.
The better rule to change would be for fumbles that roll out the endzone like that to not be automatic turnovers but to spot the ball at the 1 yard line/spot of the fumble. Or am I missing some obvious exploit were that to be the rule?
Well, it'd mean Earl Thomas can't keep forcing turnovers by whacking the ball as players stretch for the goal line.
Can’t have that
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holy shit, @dlinfiniti has one in the win column now! Also, there is a swarm of 4-2s in F&L, may the highest point totals win.
first of all its not just a win
it is the highest scoring team in the history of week 6
what amazing win
what gutsy play
a match for the ages
this is where history will mark the turn around point of the championship sp00ns' season
incredible
Joe Montana would be in awe
I love the murderer's row of the 2 through 4 spots in the F&L league rankings. 4-2 624.9 pts, 4-2 621.2 pts, 4-2 617.15 pts
That's uh, a way higher than the rest of the league. Next closest is Pun Name, who is in the 1 spot with a 5-1 record and a 553.25 pts total.
Pretty much everyone outside the NFL, ex NFL officiating execs etc, has said the call was bunk. By supporting the call you are supporting Goodell and the NFL.
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Sir Landsharkresting shark faceRegistered Userregular
Pretty much everyone outside the NFL, ex NFL officiating execs etc, has said the call was bunk. By supporting the call you are supporting Goodell and the NFL.
This is a bit much. Fans arguing in support of their team is pretty standard fare anywhere you go.
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Please consider the environment before printing this post.
Pretty much everyone outside the NFL, ex NFL officiating execs etc, has said the call was bunk. By supporting the call you are supporting Goodell and the NFL.
This is a bit much. Fans arguing in support of their team is pretty standard fare anywhere you go.
Pretty much everyone outside the NFL, ex NFL officiating execs etc, has said the call was bunk. By supporting the call you are supporting Goodell and the NFL.
This is a bit much. Fans arguing in support of their team is pretty standard fare anywhere you go.
Sure. But that is the side they are taking. The side that will not say they messed up even when they do. When the last ref strike ended post GB-Sea they didnt even really apologize. They just said "hey we reached an agreement and they are coming back yay!".
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Sir Landsharkresting shark faceRegistered Userregular
Pretty much everyone outside the NFL, ex NFL officiating execs etc, has said the call was bunk. By supporting the call you are supporting Goodell and the NFL.
This is a bit much. Fans arguing in support of their team is pretty standard fare anywhere you go.
Nuh uh.
Browns#1teambaby
Hundley is gonna be the next Aaron Rodgers just you wait
Please consider the environment before printing this post.
Pretty much everyone outside the NFL, ex NFL officiating execs etc, has said the call was bunk. By supporting the call you are supporting Goodell and the NFL.
This is a bit much. Fans arguing in support of their team is pretty standard fare anywhere you go.
Nuh uh.
Browns#1teambaby
Hundley is gonna be the next Aaron Rodgers just you wait
Dunno.. being the best pure QB in the last couple decades is rather large shoes to fill.
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Sir Landsharkresting shark faceRegistered Userregular
Pretty much everyone outside the NFL, ex NFL officiating execs etc, has said the call was bunk. By supporting the call you are supporting Goodell and the NFL.
This is a bit much. Fans arguing in support of their team is pretty standard fare anywhere you go.
Nuh uh.
Browns#1teambaby
Hundley is gonna be the next Aaron Rodgers just you wait
Dunno.. being the best pure QB in the last couple decades is rather large shoes to fill.
Haha I was just being hyperbolic as I'm pretty sure Amor is a fellow Packers fan that was jokingly jumping ship to the browns with Rodgers being out for the year
If Hundley is even average I'll be happy
Please consider the environment before printing this post.
Pretty much everyone outside the NFL, ex NFL officiating execs etc, has said the call was bunk. By supporting the call you are supporting Goodell and the NFL.
This is a bit much. Fans arguing in support of their team is pretty standard fare anywhere you go.
Pretty much everyone outside the NFL, ex NFL officiating execs etc, has said the call was bunk. By supporting the call you are supporting Goodell and the NFL.
This is a bit much. Fans arguing in support of their team is pretty standard fare anywhere you go.
Nuh uh.
Browns#1teambaby
Hundley is gonna be the next Aaron Rodgers just you wait
Dunno.. being the best pure QB in the last couple decades is rather large shoes to fill.
Haha I was just being hyperbolic as I'm pretty sure Amor is a fellow Packers fan that was jokingly jumping ship to the browns with Rodgers being out for the year
If Hundley is even average I'll be happy
Yeah I forgot the smiley face at the end for not serious post heh.
Pretty much everyone outside the NFL, ex NFL officiating execs etc, has said the call was bunk. By supporting the call you are supporting Goodell and the NFL.
This is a bit much. Fans arguing in support of their team is pretty standard fare anywhere you go.
Pretty much everyone outside the NFL, ex NFL officiating execs etc, has said the call was bunk. By supporting the call you are supporting Goodell and the NFL.
This is a bit much. Fans arguing in support of their team is pretty standard fare anywhere you go.
Pretty much everyone outside the NFL, ex NFL officiating execs etc, has said the call was bunk. By supporting the call you are supporting Goodell and the NFL.
This is a bit much. Fans arguing in support of their team is pretty standard fare anywhere you go.
Sure. But that is the side they are taking. The side that will not say they messed up even when they do. When the last ref strike ended post GB-Sea they didnt even really apologize. They just said "hey we reached an agreement and they are coming back yay!".
So? Those represent less than 1% of missed calls I would wager. My statement is still supported. Its also worth noting that the individual(s) in most of the ones I looked through are the individuals who are calling the call bunk.
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So? Those represent less than 1% of missed calls I would wager. My statement is still supported. Its also worth noting that the individual(s) in most of the ones I looked through are the individuals who are calling the call bunk.
Supported by your baseless assertion. Okay then
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Pretty much everyone outside the NFL, ex NFL officiating execs etc, has said the call was bunk. By supporting the call you are supporting Goodell and the NFL.
This is a bit much. Fans arguing in support of their team is pretty standard fare anywhere you go.
Nuh uh.
Browns#1teambaby
Hundley is gonna be the next Aaron Rodgers just you wait
He won't be the next Aaron Rodgers... Aaron Rodgers will be the last Brett hundley
HOF bound
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
holy shit, @dlinfiniti has one in the win column now! Also, there is a swarm of 4-2s in F&L, may the highest point totals win.
first of all its not just a win
it is the highest scoring team in the history of week 6
what amazing win
what gutsy play
a match for the ages
this is where history will mark the turn around point of the championship sp00ns' season
incredible
Joe Montana would be in awe
I love the murderer's row of the 2 through 4 spots in the F&L league rankings. 4-2 624.9 pts, 4-2 621.2 pts, 4-2 617.15 pts
That's uh, a way higher than the rest of the league. Next closest is Pun Name, who is in the 1 spot with a 5-1 record and a 553.25 pts total.
I've also had the toughest strength of schedule thus far, but now it's time to win
Pretty much everyone outside the NFL, ex NFL officiating execs etc, has said the call was bunk. By supporting the call you are supporting Goodell and the NFL.
This is a bit much. Fans arguing in support of their team is pretty standard fare anywhere you go.
Nuh uh.
Browns#1teambaby
Hundley is gonna be the next Aaron Rodgers just you wait
He won't be the next Aaron Rodgers... Aaron Rodgers will be the last Brett hundley
HOF bound
Man, it would be so awesome if Green Bay ended up with QB legends three in a row.
Everyone has a price. Throw enough gold around and someone will risk disintegration.
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Why don't we stop arguing about controversial things and start discussing achievements we can all agree on
The sp00ns' utterly dominant and Hall of Fame worthy week 6 performance which is now on track to propel them to their next championship run
I wonder what GB will do when Rodgers retires eventually if they don't have a replacement. There are like 40 year old packer fans who don't remember what it's like to have a terrible qb. They are soft.
I mean, there was that 4-12 season. That was rough. Also, that 6-10 season with Rodgers was crummy too. It's nothing like what other NFL fans have to go through, but I think I'm mentally prepared for the dark times ahead.
Unless we continue to win big in the QB department!
Everyone has a price. Throw enough gold around and someone will risk disintegration.
I wonder what GB will do when Rodgers retires eventually if they don't have a replacement. There are like 40 year old packer fans who don't remember what it's like to have a terrible qb. They are soft.
Hey now, I am 34 and I remember the Majik Man and, while playing backyard football, calling dropped catches and fumbles a "Packers Play".
So more like 30 year olds that don't remember having a terrible team.
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The better rule to change would be for fumbles that roll out the endzone like that to not be automatic turnovers but to spot the ball at the 1 yard line/spot of the fumble. Or am I missing some obvious exploit were that to be the rule?
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His hands are off the ball and its moving. He doesn't have firm control and the ball moves out of his control as he's hitting the ground oob.
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It should probably be changed to be like other kinds of fumbles forward where they don't want to give an advantage to the fumbling team. In that case it could be spotted to where it was fumbled, which would usually be inside the 1 in this situation.
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Well, it'd mean Earl Thomas can't keep forcing turnovers by whacking the ball as players stretch for the goal line.
Can’t have that
I love the murderer's row of the 2 through 4 spots in the F&L league rankings. 4-2 624.9 pts, 4-2 621.2 pts, 4-2 617.15 pts
That's uh, a way higher than the rest of the league. Next closest is Pun Name, who is in the 1 spot with a 5-1 record and a 553.25 pts total.
This is a bit much. Fans arguing in support of their team is pretty standard fare anywhere you go.
Nuh uh.
Browns#1teambaby
Sure. But that is the side they are taking. The side that will not say they messed up even when they do. When the last ref strike ended post GB-Sea they didnt even really apologize. They just said "hey we reached an agreement and they are coming back yay!".
Hundley is gonna be the next Aaron Rodgers just you wait
Dunno.. being the best pure QB in the last couple decades is rather large shoes to fill.
Haha I was just being hyperbolic as I'm pretty sure Amor is a fellow Packers fan that was jokingly jumping ship to the browns with Rodgers being out for the year
If Hundley is even average I'll be happy
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Yeah I forgot the smiley face at the end for not serious post heh.
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maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
That's the first half of the first page of google results. Also, lol
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
Supported by your baseless assertion. Okay then
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
He won't be the next Aaron Rodgers... Aaron Rodgers will be the last Brett hundley
HOF bound
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
I've also had the toughest strength of schedule thus far, but now it's time to win
Man, it would be so awesome if Green Bay ended up with QB legends three in a row.
5 with Seneca wallace
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
Terribly awesome
The sp00ns' utterly dominant and Hall of Fame worthy week 6 performance which is now on track to propel them to their next championship run
Unless we continue to win big in the QB department!
Matt hasselbeck did pretty well out in seattle if I remember correctly.
watching favre throw that completely unnecessary pick 6 in the NFCCG will always be one of my fondest NFL memories
it was the best. apparently that whole game is on youtube legally from the nfl so you too can bask in the glory of gunslinging.
Hey now, I am 34 and I remember the Majik Man and, while playing backyard football, calling dropped catches and fumbles a "Packers Play".
So more like 30 year olds that don't remember having a terrible team.