The Fuck It Im Pissed Thread

[thelightningwill]

Uh no, that is incidental and within the 5 yards. You'd be livid if it nullified a bronco's goalline interception. Not saying the Bonco's aren't the better team at this point, but you got some home cooking, every review or big call broke your way. Here's a vine of the play.

https://sports.vice.com/article/eric...tion-was-nasty

When did the flag come out? Before or after the interception?

[KNSD]

If the roles were reversed Broncos fans would be up in arms over the call.

I just get the feeling that if the roles were reversed it would have been called a fumble.

[Coachmarkos]

I just get the feeling that if the roles were reversed it would have been called a fumble.

Well, it was ruled a fumble on the field, so it's about that time, the video replay equipment stops working in Denver.

[KNSD]

When did the flag come out? Before or after the interception?

More important questions. WHAT FREAKING HOLD? That coverage was as clean as it gets.

[thelightningwill]

More important questions. WHAT FREAKING HOLD? That coverage was as clean as it gets.

Bad calls aren't great, but I can understand them.
Sometimes, however, bad calls look like bad calls that were made on purpose.
If the dude threw the flag before the interception, then I guess it was just a shitty call.
But, if the dude threw the flag after the interception, then that seems really sketchy.

[Panama]

Bad calls aren't great, but I can understand them.
Sometimes, however, bad calls look like bad calls that were made on purpose.
If the dude threw the flag before the interception, then I guess it was just a shitty call.
But, if the dude threw the flag after the interception, then that seems really sketchy.

This analysis is really sketchy. Sure, on replay, in slow motion, one might be tempted to think, "Hey, that flag came after the pick!" But the fact is the referee has to see the infraction, reach for his belt, pull the flag out, and throw it. Manning's pass was rather short, and the questionable hold happened about the same time the ball left Manning's hand. It would take cat-like reflexes for the flag to beat the ball to Weddle!


Oh, and to save you the trouble:

Ok.

[MakoShark]

This guy couldn't take the cheating in favor of manning either.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/10/29/broncos-fan-who-disappeared-from-stadium-found-safe/?intcmp=latestnews

[thelightningwill]

This analysis is really sketchy. Sure, on replay, in slow motion, one might be tempted to think, "Hey, that flag came after the pick!" But the fact is the referee has to see the infraction, reach for his belt, pull the flag out, and throw it. Manning's pass was rather short, and the questionable hold happened about the same time the ball left Manning's hand. It would take cat-like reflexes for the flag to beat the ball to Weddle!


Oh, and to save you the trouble:

Thank you.

But when was the flag thrown? I still haven't seen when it happened.

All I've seen was the vine that was posted - and that wasn't in slow motion.

[MakoShark]

Why is this thread jacked up?

[Guest]

This thread is working fine for me, so I'm not sure what's going on, but we can blame Obama.

[MakoShark]

The only way I can get to the end of the thread is to use the "Go to last post" link. The "view first unread" link isn't working and even the "page 2" link isn't working. They just take me to the beginning of the thread. And, its only this thread that's doing it. Weird.

[Panama]

The only way I can get to the end of the thread is to use the "Go to last post" link. The "view first unread" link isn't working and even the "page 2" link isn't working. They just take me to the beginning of the thread. And, its only this thread that's doing it. Weird.

I get the same thing.

Two thoughts:

(1) Maybe it has something to do with the special character in the thread title.

(2) Maybe whatever is causing this (special character or something else) only breaks the functionality on certain browsers. I use Firefox. If Mako also use FF and SC uses Chrome (or, heaven forbid, the Raider of browsers, IE), then we know it's browser-dependent.