Steelers at Seahawks
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Heretic
Welp, uh, that didn't happen.Heretic;1766476 wrote:Going to have to hope the defense doesn't fold like soggy cardboard again. -
Ironman92No timeout.....how'd that work?
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mhs95_06Wilson drilled that ball and Wagner didn't have any ideas of trying to score, until two tackles were missed, then he picked up the pace.
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Ironman92Giving up....awesome! Why not try a quick score and an on side?
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mhs95_06
Even though penalty was declined on 1st down, the clock doesn't run between plays. Tomlin with a good call there to decline.Ironman92;1766487 wrote:No timeout.....how'd that work? -
IggyPride00He put entirely too much air under that one. Gave the defense all day to get in position to break it up or pick it off like they did. Just a terrible decision.
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mhs95_06Here is a play that play does not stop when they go OB.
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MulvaMike Carey brings hilarity every week.
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SportsAndLadyCarey is just wrong on that one
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Ironman92Lol.....was his shoulder not OB? Doesn't matter. Carey 1/3 today.
Steelers 0/3 in the game of inches today....and deserved to lose on their own doings. Fuck -
Ironman92
Prestigious career lolSportsAndLady;1766494 wrote:Carey is just wrong on that one -
mhs95_06I think Carey is more correct than the game officials in this case.
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Ironman92Man I hope they can scrape into that 6 seed. Next week vs Indy at Heinz is a must win for future tie breaking purposes
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MulvaThat was a fun game.
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mhs95_06
The rule of having to maintain possession thru the ground makes play continue after the offensive played goes down or OB or both. For example a receiver receives the ball as he goes out of bounds. The defender must reserve the right to try to make him lose possession by hitting him after he is OB and/or jumping on him OB and trying to strip the ball. The rule is opening up a whole new set of actions after they would normally be illegal.Ironman92;1766495 wrote:Lol.....was his shoulder not OB? Doesn't matter.