Official Packers vs Lions Game Day Thread

[ThunderDan]

Can finger tips actually possess a ball ?

Hard to know exactly when it occurs.

[MadScientist]

Solid stomping of the Lions. About dawn time.

[smuggler]

St Brown stretching his asshole open in front of the fans will cost him $45k.

Zebras giving the Lions a sympathy TD when the receiver's asscheek clearly lands down before his foot is shameful. More zebra faggotry.

[Joemailman]

More Banjo thread posted.

[MadScientist]

Zebras giving the Lions a sympathy TD when the receiver's asscheek clearly lands down before his foot is shameful. More zebra faggotry.

The replay showed otherwise. It was unfortunately a touchdown.

[bobblehead]

That should have been 15 on St Brown.

Earlier when they flagged McKinney I said "thats fine, but that is called very selectively". Yea, if you flag Mckinney you gotta flag St. Brown.

[bobblehead]

Detroit has been selling out for the pass the whole 2nd half.

They couldn't run early so they used the pass to open up the run game. Myagi Do at its finest.....balance daniel son.

[call_me_ishmael]

Domination. The Packers looked very, very, very good in flashes. If the trenches play like that, I think they will be very successful this year.

[bobblehead]

Hard to know exactly when it occurs.

Which is why the call on the field should have been upheld. Also, his "first foot down" actually popped up BEFORE he secured the football. No catch. I'll die on that hill.

[bobblehead]

The replay showed otherwise. It was unfortunately a touchdown.

Go watch it again. I agree the foot was down before the ass cheek, and I agree he secured it before the ass cheek, BUT the foot that was down first actually was off the grass before he secured the catch.

[MadScientist]

Go watch it again. I agree the foot was down before the ass cheek, and I agree he secured it before the ass cheek, BUT the foot that was down first actually was off the grass before he secured the catch.

Only if you define secured when his second hand was on the ball. He caught it with one hand and the ball never moved, so the first foot down still counts. There's nothing in the rules that says both hands are needed for a catch.