Other games week 12 (including Thanksgiving)

[mmmdk]

Suh is a dirty, dirty player - tried to injure Matt Schaub. Don't like detroit!

[mmmdk]

Texans super bowl contenders!? Kittens are playing with their D! One on one coverage will kill 'em in playoffs.

[red]

Shwantz just fucked the lions with his stupidity

[Freak Out]

That was awesome.

[channtheman]

Pretty sure the ref meant to say the play isn't "challenge-able" but you can still review it. I am pretty sure the refs got that wrong. If they didn't, the NFL needs to take a serious look at why that play isn't reviewable.

[channtheman]

Oh just heard on the tele, Schwartz screwed his team! What a dolt! His stupid image of being a badass and getting angry screwed himself and his team. What an idiot.

[mmmdk]

Schwartz, you suck! The rule that made Schwartz suck more, sucks too, but Schwartz is the King of SUCK!

[Guiness]

What happened???

[mmmdk]

What happened???

Threw a red flag on a long TD run by Texans where runner was obviously down but NFL rule makes it non reviewable, if ass hat coaches throw the flag on scoring plays. Even 15 yards pen on kickoff.

[Fosco33]

What happened???

Forsett ran and was down but no whistle - kept running and refs ruled it a TD.

Schwartz threw a flag - even though every TD/Turnover is reviewed.

Apparently - since he threw the flag, they couldn't review it anymore and it was a TD...

In the preseason, M3 threw a flag on a turnover, got a penalty but it was still reviewed. Maybe the league changed or clarified the rule afterwards?

http://www.nfl.com/videos/cleveland-browns/0ap2000000051259/New-challenge-rule-stumps-Mike-McCarthy

To me - that's stupid on Schwartz but should've been overturned and Texans given the 15yrds instead of TD...

[mmmdk]

Lions...please DON'T FIRE Schwartz!

[channtheman]

The rule is stupid, but as an NFL head coach, I'm pretty sure it's your job to know the rules and maintain your composure enough to know that the play will be reviewed. If I was getting paid millions of dollars to do the same thing, I would know the rule changes.

The NFL needs to do a couple things though.

1. Tell announcers who do not know why something was ruled, to just keep their mouth shut or say "I'm not sure why that was ruled that way, let's find out the rule here."
2. Have the refs actually explain a ruling like that. The ref should have said "The ruling on the field is a touchdown. The play is not challenge-able by Detroit as it would have been automatically reviewed as it was a scoring play. However, since Detroit challenged the play, they can no longer benefit from a review of the play and will instead be assessed a 15 yard penalty on the kickoff. The ruling on the field stands, Touchdown Houston."

[Guiness]

Forsett ran and was down but no whistle - kept running and refs ruled it a TD.

Schwartz threw a flag - even though every TD/Turnover is reviewed.

Apparently - since he threw the flag, they couldn't review it anymore and it was a TD...

In the preseason, M3 threw a flag on a turnover, got a penalty but it was still reviewed. Maybe the league changed or clarified the rule afterwards?

http://www.nfl.com/videos/cleveland-browns/0ap2000000051259/New-challenge-rule-stumps-Mike-McCarthy

To me - that's stupid on Schwartz but should've been overturned and Texans given the 15yrds instead of TD...

That's the second time I've seen/heard of this. Did one of the Pack's opponents not do this earlier this year? Threw a challenge flag on a scoring play, causing the automatic review to not occur?

Seems kind of harsh. Making them lose the timeout should be punishment enough.

[red]

atlanta had the same thing happen this last sunday on a turnover. it was a pretty big deal, not sure how schwartz missed it.

unless maybe he had his head too far up his lover-boys ass when it all happened

[channtheman]

Broyles looks like he just discovered a football and does not want it in his hands when he attempts to catch a pass. So bad.