Week 15 Other Games

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Rachel Nichols @Rachel__Nichols
Tremendous reporting + super-creepy details in this @SInow story on the Panthers owner.
“Multiple female employees recalled to SI that Richardson asked them if he could personally shave their legs.”

[mraynrand]

I think Seattle will be OK.

They are suffering adversity this Season.

The NFC has finally developed into a tough Conference again.

Of course this is your take. But had the Packers been punked like this at home, we'd get an endless stream of your anti-TT, Stubby and Capers verbal diarrhea.

[esoxx]

Of course this is your take. But had the Packers been punked like this at home, we'd get an endless stream of your anti-TT, Stubby and Capers verbal diarrhea.

I prefer the term "the cuts."

[Fosco33]

I don't know what a TD is anymore. The steelers went two plays to go ahead - looked like a TD. Guy goes to ground and then is touched in the end zone as ball is moving.

Then a freak INT.

Over ruled two calls on the field today.

[Joemailman]

I don't know what a TD is anymore. The steelers went two plays to go ahead - looked like a TD. Guy goes to ground and then is touched in the end zone as ball is moving.

Then a freak INT.

Over ruled two calls on the field today.

The problem is the rule. In reality, that's a catch and then he lost it after he crossed the goal line. But the way the rule is, I think they made the right call. Unbelievable ending. And a dumb play by Big Ben to throw a slant into triple coverage.

[Iron Mike]

Of course this is your take. But had the Packers been punked like this at home, we'd get an endless stream of your anti-TT, Stubby and Capers verbal diarrhea.

Maybe there should be another subforum called "Woodblock's Hot Taeks."

[denverYooper]

Of course this is your take. But had the Packers been punked like this at home, we'd get an endless stream of your anti-TT, Stubby and Capers verbal diarrhea.

Pete Carroll is just NOT a LEADER of MEN.

John Schneider just sits on his hands every offseason. He lucked out with Richard Sherman and Russell Wilson.

[ThunderDan]

Pete Carroll is just NOT a LEADER of MEN.

John Schneider just sits on his hands every offseason. He lucked out with Richard Sherman and Russell Wilson.

Any GM would have picked Russell in the third round. I mean all gm’s had already passed on him twice. He fell into Schneider’s lap.

[call_me_ishmael]

Any GM would have picked Russell in the third round. I mean all gm’s had already passed on him twice. He fell into Schneider’s lap.

Not so sure you can say this because if people knew what'd he become he'd be picked #2 behind Andrew Luck. If only Russ was 6'4", he would have been the #1 pick over Luck.

[Bossman641]

Not so sure you can say this because if people knew what'd he become he'd be picked #2 behind Andrew Luck. If only Russ was 6'4", he would have been the #1 pick over Luck.

Hint: he's being facetious.

[woodbuck27]

The problem is the rule. In reality, that's a catch and then he lost it after he crossed the goal line. But the way the rule is, I think they made the right call. Unbelievable ending. And a dumb play by Big Ben to throw a slant into triple coverage.

Bullshit. That was as you said a catch.

As soon as that ball was reached and crossed the plane of the Goal Line it was at that instant...A TOUCHDOWN !

The game is being ruined by shoddy Officiating or Officials that don't know the damn Rules. The NFL has to act Professional and hire Legit Pro Officials as any Pro League has the good sense to do.

The Game's being ruined by over commercialization and causing Fan interest to decline, NOT anything to do with rightful Protests. Look at the TD celebrations now literally mocking all that BS and no Protests. It's becoming something else all together again. You never know what the NEXT fricken surprize is going to be to F..K up a game.

I know this is a fact because I'm an NFL Pro Pickem dedicated NFL fan.

The NFL game of Football is turning into 'a Circus'.

[mraynrand]

Bullshit. That was as you said a catch.

As soon as that ball was reached and crossed the plane of the Goal Line it was at that instant...A TOUCHDOWN !

No, it was correctly ruled. The rule is going to the ground. Every ref has said the same thing. Your opinion doesn't count. Had he not been going to the ground during the catch, it would have been a TD. They could easily change the rule for goal line and end-zone. To say if the receiver has gained control of the ball in the end zone or breaking the plane, then a TD is rewarded and the play is over. That would get rid of the going to the ground silliness in the end zone at least.

[hoosier]

The problem is the rule. In reality, that's a catch and then he lost it after he crossed the goal line. But the way the rule is, I think they made the right call. Unbelievable ending. And a dumb play by Big Ben to throw a slant into triple coverage.

The part that doesn't make sense to me is that there is no replay angle (at least not that CBS aired) showing that the ball clearly hit the ground. If it moves but the receiver's hand is cradling it and the ball never hits the ground, it's a catch. Was there a secret angle showing contact with the ground?

[mraynrand]

The part that doesn't make sense to me is that there is no replay angle (at least not that CBS aired) showing that the ball clearly hit the ground. If it moves but the receiver's hand is cradling it and the ball never hits the ground, it's a catch. Was there a secret angle showing contact with the ground?

It seemed obvious to me that it moved in his hand because and after it hit the ground.

[Bossman641]

This is more of a "around the league" discussion, but is the luster gone from Seattle? Is their window closing already?
- They are missing their 2nd and 3rd round picks this year due to trades for Sheldon Richardson and Duane Brown. They're also missing their 2nd round pick in 2019.
- Their defense was the third oldest to start the year (before injuries started)
- A lot of their key defensive players will be both old and coming off injury (Avril, Chancellor, Sherman)
- For years they have struggled with fielding a competent OL
- I'm certainly no expert on their cap situation but I think they have key decisions to make on Richardson, Brown, and Jimmy Graham
- They've had a large amount of internal fighting (Wilson/Sherman over the summer and Thomas/Wagner on Sunday)