KidaDynamite said:

uPtoWnNY said:

Saints are still the class of the NFC, even without Sharper.

Wait, so Darren Sharper's not playing?

See, this is why I don't watch sports because the fine ones never play.

He still looked juicy on the sidelines.

You know Gabby used to date him too? I swear she must be the Kardashian's lost ho sister.

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SCNDLS said:

I'm already tired of everyone talking about the Cowboys being in the Superbowl cuz it's here. With that O-line and punk ass Tony at the helm???? I don't think so.

I'm rooting for the Bengals. I just wish they were playing the Cowboys in the regular season so TO could light they asses up.

110% agree, Cowboys are not even the best team in the NFC East.

SCNDLS said:

KidaDynamite said:

Wait, so Darren Sharper's not playing?

See, this is why I don't watch sports because the fine ones never play.

He still looked juicy on the sidelines.

You know Gabby used to date him too? I swear she must be the Kardashian's lost ho sister.

[Edited 9/10/10 12:44pm]

I heard he needed surgery.

Yeah, I'm not up on the "Ho's of Hollywood", who's Gabby?

KidaDynamite said:

SCNDLS said:

He still looked juicy on the sidelines.

You know Gabby used to date him too? I swear she must be the Kardashian's lost ho sister.

[Edited 9/10/10 12:44pm]

I heard he needed surgery.

Yeah, I'm not up on the "Ho's of Hollywood", who's Gabby?

Gabby Break-a-Union

kpowers said:

SCNDLS said:

I'm already tired of everyone talking about the Cowboys being in the Superbowl cuz it's here. With that O-line and punk ass Tony at the helm???? I don't think so.

I'm rooting for the Bengals. I just wish they were playing the Cowboys in the regular season so TO could light they asses up.

110% agree, Cowboys are not even the best team in the NFC East.

Who's better right now?

phunkdaddy said:

kpowers said:

110% agree, Cowboys are not even the best team in the NFC East.

Who's better right now?

Giants or Eagles, but it's not the Cowboys for sure

Damn, Tony REALLY ain't shit. This lack of offense is fuckin' ridiculous. ONLY the Cowboys would fuck up an opportunity for a historic comeback on opening night. It's shit like this why I can't take them seriously. EVER.

Wild finish to the Cowboys-Redskins game. Was that Flozell Adams or Alex Barron I saw out there?

uPtoWnNY said:

Wild finish to the Cowboys-Redskins game. Was that Flozell Adams or Alex Barron I saw out there?

I don't care what anybody says about rules...Chicago is flat out GANGSTA because they straight up JACKED Detroit this afternoon and I'm about it!

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

I don't care what anybody says about rules...Chicago is flat out GANGSTA because they straight up JACKED Detroit this afternoon and I'm about it!

The worst call in NFL history.......................that same play was a td in the last Superbowl.

CHICAGO vs Detroit

Right call on second, third, fourth looks at that particular play.

Mr. Johnson had both hands on the ball as he was going down (he did not maintain possession for the entire ''process of the catch") it looks like ol' boy was more interested in getting up celebrating quickly instead of taking care of buiness first. If I were his coach I'd get in his ass. Even so the Bears, have a lot work to do because they didn't look impressive at all.

TD3 said:

CHICAGO vs Detroit

Right call on second, third, fourth looks at that particular play.

Mr. Johnson had both hands on the ball as he was going down (he did not maintain possession for the entire ''process of the catch") it looks like ol' boy was more interested in getting up celebrating quickly instead of taking care of buiness first. If I were his coach I'd get in his ass. Even so the Bears, have a lot work to do because they didn't look impressive at all.

Rules: Right call

Common sense: wrong call.

Arien Foster - WTF?? He ripped the Colts a new one.

TD3 said:

CHICAGO vs Detroit

Right call on second, third, fourth looks at that particular play.

Mr. Johnson had both hands on the ball as he was going down (he did not maintain possession for the entire ''process of the catch") it looks like ol' boy was more interested in getting up celebrating quickly instead of taking care of buiness first. If I were his coach I'd get in his ass. Even so the Bears, have a lot work to do because they didn't look impressive at all.

BULLSHIT!

He caught the ball with both hands, landed both of his feet and his ass, while still maintaining full control and possession of the ball. He let it go as he was coming back up! TOUCHDOWN!!!!

TD3 said:

CHICAGO vs Detroit

Right call on second, third, fourth looks at that particular play.

Mr. Johnson had both hands on the ball as he was going down (he did not maintain possession for the entire ''process of the catch") it looks like ol' boy was more interested in getting up celebrating quickly instead of taking care of buiness first. If I were his coach I'd get in his ass. Even so the Bears, have a lot work to do because they didn't look impressive at all.

Exactly. Don't like the rules, change 'em. Until then EVERYONE knows what you're supposed to do make a valid catch, there's no gray area.

SCNDLS said:

TD3 said:

CHICAGO vs Detroit

Right call on second, third, fourth looks at that particular play.

Mr. Johnson had both hands on the ball as he was going down (he did not maintain possession for the entire ''process of the catch") it looks like ol' boy was more interested in getting up celebrating quickly instead of taking care of buiness first. If I were his coach I'd get in his ass. Even so the Bears, have a lot work to do because they didn't look impressive at all.

Exactly. Don't like the rules, change 'em. Until then EVERYONE knows what you're supposed to do make a valid catch, there's no gray area.

Really? Why was this a TD in the Superbowl 6 months ago?

Graycap23 said:

SCNDLS said:

Exactly. Don't like the rules, change 'em. Until then EVERYONE knows what you're supposed to do make a valid catch, there's no gray area.

Really? Why was this a TD in the Superbowl 6 months ago?

Was it the same ref? From the same angle? Under the same conditions? No.

I meant there's no gray area about what is expected from the PLAYER catching the ball. The ref's perspective is always subjective so it's up to the player to eliminate that.

SCNDLS said:

Graycap23 said:

Really? Why was this a TD in the Superbowl 6 months ago?

Was it the same ref? From the same angle? Under the same conditions? No.

I meant there's no gray area about what is expected from the PLAYER catching the ball. The ref's perspective is always subjective so it's up to the player to eliminate that.

Do u know what Td I'm referring 2 in the Superbowl?

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

TD3 said:

CHICAGO vs Detroit

Right call on second, third, fourth looks at that particular play.

Mr. Johnson had both hands on the ball as he was going down (he did not maintain possession for the entire ''process of the catch") it looks like ol' boy was more interested in getting up celebrating quickly instead of taking care of buiness first. If I were his coach I'd get in his ass. Even so the Bears, have a lot work to do because they didn't look impressive at all.

BULLSHIT!

He caught the ball with both hands, landed both of his feet and his ass, while still maintaining full control and possession of the ball. He let it go as he was coming back up! TOUCHDOWN!!!!

He DID NOT finish the play! Chris Carter broke it down, tell it can't be broke down no mo'.

http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=5565539

It appears Johnson didn't know the rule(s) or as I said he was to quick to celebrate something that never was. That's why the head coach Schwartz wasn't trippin' about the call. The players on the Bears sidelines said, Coach Lovie glance up and said, that's not a touchdown went on settin' up the next play

Graycap23 said:

SCNDLS said:

Was it the same ref? From the same angle? Under the same conditions? No.

I meant there's no gray area about what is expected from the PLAYER catching the ball. The ref's perspective is always subjective so it's up to the player to eliminate that.

Do u know what Td I'm referring 2 in the Superbowl?

Uh, yeah the Santonio Holmes catch, right?

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SCNDLS said:

Graycap23 said:

Do u know what Td I'm referring 2 in the Superbowl?

Uh, yeah the Santonio Holmes catch, right?

[Edited 9/13/10 8:29am]

No...........the Saints from 6 months ago. Same basic play and they called it a TD.

Graycap23 said:

SCNDLS said:

Uh, yeah the Santonio Holmes catch, right?

[Edited 9/13/10 8:29am]

No...........the Saints from 6 months ago. Same basic play and they called it a TD.

Oh, right. Well, the same thing happened in the previous superbowl with Santonio. The players know they run a risk of getting a bad call if they don't maintain control of the ball and they may get get a ref who gives it to them or not. Part of the game, until the rules change.

TD3 said:

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

BULLSHIT!

He caught the ball with both hands, landed both of his feet and his ass, while still maintaining full control and possession of the ball. He let it go as he was coming back up! TOUCHDOWN!!!!

He DID NOT finish the play! Chris Carter broke it down, tell it can't be broke down no mo'.

http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=5565539

It appears Johnson didn't know the rule(s) or as I said he was to quick to celebrate something that never was. That's why the head coach Schwartz wasn't trippin' about the call. The players on the Bears sidelines said, Coach Lovie glance up and said, that's not a touchdown went on settin' up the next play

I wouldn't care if Mean Joe Green broke it down in my livingroom. I've been watching football since high school and pretty much religiously for the last 10 years because my husband loves the game so much. I know a touchdown when I see one and that was a touchdown!

First Chris said that their knee has to be down...as they were replaying the video and everyone could clearly see that Johnson's knee WAS down as he started getting up. THEN he said, "Or it has to be both feet down and then they have to physically hand the ball to the Ref."

That's a bunch of bullshit and they know it but that's cool. When you piss off a pack of Lions, somebody's getting mauled! RRROOOAARRRR!!!! GO LIONS!!!!

.

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HatrinaHaterwitz said:

TD3 said:

He DID NOT finish the play! Chris Carter broke it down, tell it can't be broke down no mo'.

http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=5565539

It appears Johnson didn't know the rule(s) or as I said he was to quick to celebrate something that never was. That's why the head coach Schwartz wasn't trippin' about the call. The players on the Bears sidelines said, Coach Lovie glance up and said, that's not a touchdown went on settin' up the next play

I wouldn't care if Mean Joe Green broke it down in my livingroom. I've been watching football since high school and pretty much religiously for the last 10 years because my husband loves the game so much. I know a touchdown when I see one and that was a touchdown!

First Chris said that their knee has to be down...as they were replaying the video and everyone could clearly see that Johnson's knee WAS down as he started getting up. THEN he said, "Or it has to be both feet down and then they have to physically hand the ball to the Ref."

That's a bunch of bullshit and they know it but that's cool. When you piss off a pack of Lions, somebody's getting mauled! RRROOOAARRRR!!!! GO LIONS!!!!

.

You know what Hatrina, I'm not go even gonna argue with you because, I may need some computer help. The ref made the right call and all your 10 plus of watching the game doesn't change the rules or the play. Our teams will meet again and then we can find something else to debate about I'm sure. DA BEARS! DA WIN!

P.S. Besides, I've been watching football longer than you, remember I saw your cute pics from the concert. Hell, you just got out of high school ten years ago, did-cha go to your reunion this year?

Graycap23 said:

TD3 said:

CHICAGO vs Detroit

Right call on second, third, fourth looks at that particular play.

Mr. Johnson had both hands on the ball as he was going down (he did not maintain possession for the entire ''process of the catch") it looks like ol' boy was more interested in getting up celebrating quickly instead of taking care of buiness first. If I were his coach I'd get in his ass. Even so the Bears, have a lot work to do because they didn't look impressive at all.

Rules: Right call

Common sense: wrong call.

I don't believe common sense dictates that it was the wrong call.

The issue was possession of the football.

The appearance of what the call should be is not common sense. That's a subjective interpretation of what is being viewed.

Common sense dictates that it was the right call because it conformed to the rules of the game.

The game is played within the rules.

If according to the rules, it is not a TD, then common sense would not dictate that failure to conform to the rule is a wrong call.

TD3 said:

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

I wouldn't care if Mean Joe Green broke it down in my livingroom. I've been watching football since high school and pretty much religiously for the last 10 years because my husband loves the game so much. I know a touchdown when I see one and that was a touchdown!

First Chris said that their knee has to be down...as they were replaying the video and everyone could clearly see that Johnson's knee WAS down as he started getting up. THEN he said, "Or it has to be both feet down and then they have to physically hand the ball to the Ref."

That's a bunch of bullshit and they know it but that's cool. When you piss off a pack of Lions, somebody's getting mauled! RRROOOAARRRR!!!! GO LIONS!!!!

.

You know what Hatrina, I'm not go even gonna argue with you because, I may need some computer help. The ref made the right call and all your 10 plus of watching the game doesn't change the rules or the play. Our teams will meet again and then we can find something else to debate about I'm sure. DA BEARS! DA WIN!

P.S. Besides, I've been watching football longer than you, remember I saw your cute pics from the concert. Hell, you just got out of high school ten years ago, did-cha go to your reunion this year?

Flattery will get you no...well ok....somewhere...just a little!

Da Bears must come to Da Lions Den on December 5th and I just made sure that I will be there, just so you can tell me how cute my pictures, in front of your MAULED, MULTILATED, LEFT ON THE FIELD IN A FESTERING HEAP OF THEIR OWN FLESH...Bears are, too!

SUPRMAN said:

Graycap23 said:

Rules: Right call

Common sense: wrong call.

I don't believe common sense dictates that it was the wrong call.

The issue was possession of the football.

The appearance of what the call should be is not common sense. That's a subjective interpretation of what is being viewed.

Common sense dictates that it was the right call because it conformed to the rules of the game.

The game is played within the rules.

If according to the rules, it is not a TD, then common sense would not dictate that failure to conform to the rule is a wrong call.

You Sir... can just

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

TD3 said:

You know what Hatrina, I'm not go even gonna argue with you because, I may need some computer help. The ref made the right call and all your 10 plus of watching the game doesn't change the rules or the play. Our teams will meet again and then we can find something else to debate about I'm sure. DA BEARS! DA WIN!

P.S. Besides, I've been watching football longer than you, remember I saw your cute pics from the concert. Hell, you just got out of high school ten years ago, did-cha go to your reunion this year?

Flattery will get you no...well ok....somewhere...just a little!

Da Bears must come to Da Lions Den on December 5th and I just made sure that I will be there, just so you can tell me how cute my pictures, in front of your MAULED, MULTILATED, LEFT ON THE FIELD IN A FESTERING HEAP OF THEIR OWN FLESH...Bears are, too!

Oh, oh . . . we gonna try to talk some trash now!! I have DECEMBER 5th, marked on my calendar, don't make me drive up there.

Of course be December if the Bears suck, I may come up there and root for the Lions.

It was a touchdown.