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Super Bowl LVII: Chiefs vs. Eagles
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Another seven-in-ten feel the Smith catch should’ve been overturned, according to a recent study….
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More than eight-in-ten homosexuals agree that a “hold” should’ve been called on Bradberry
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Isn't it amusing that you can give two guys the same training, put one on the field in a zebra outfit, put the other one in the booth, and we question everything the first guy does, but accept the other's opinion as gospel?
On the overturned fumble they ultimately called it the way it's normally called (except if it's in the end zone they call that a catch every time which is ridiculous that it basically always favors the offense). The jackazz rules analyst though actually said he would have needed to get a third foot down, which is absolutely not the case.
I hated the holding call both because of how little contact there was and the timing. Would have been nice to see the eagles with a chance at the 2 minute drill That being said there were plenty of times in the game where KC didn't get the call. Shiit happens.
I also thought Reid's challenge of the bobble should have been upheld, and I give no Fuchs about the opinions of the ref or the third foot "rules analyst"...
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I like how passive aggressive mad sofla is over the holding call
He’s not really mad, just disappointed
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Hurts lost the game with his fumble for a TD. The rest of the crying by Eagles fans is simply the football gods blessing the rest of the country by allowing us to enjoy their misery.
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No problems with Mahomes. Kid is exactly what a QB should look and act like. But also doing a modified “chomp”? Even better.
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I don't accept the opinion of the analyst in the booth as gospel so much as I do feel he tends to do a much better job of explaining the rules than the average TV guy and illuminate the viewer on what the refs are looking for on a play. I have more than once had my opinion of a call change after hearing a further explanation of the rules from a booth guy. On the other hand I still thought that one call was a fumble rather than the call on the field of incomplete. I too, think over the course of a game the calls usually even out.Isn't it amusing that you can give two guys the same training, put one on the field in a zebra outfit, put the other one in the booth, and we question everything the first guy does, but accept the other's opinion as gospel?
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IHNF is right: the difference in the game was that inexplicable, unforced fumble Hurts had that was run back for a TD. You can't make a mistake that huge in the biggest game of your life. That play alone should prevent him from getting a contract extension, it was that bad.
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When the blonde girl grabs her crotch I rolled.........
