The fumble in the end zone rule is addressing a very real problem that could exist without the rule. If I'm running down field and I know that I'm going to be caught on the 20, I just wind up a softball pitch forward. As long as I can fling the ball outside the end zone, I've got a first down on the one.
I don't like the touchback rule, but you have to do something to stop intentional fumbles forward. It seems extreme to give up the ball, especially when you're in the red zone to start with. Maybe you give the fumbling team the ball at the 50 or at their own 20 or something. |
There was a lot more evidence to overturn the Hogan reception than the punt muff... However, they let the Hogan play stand. It was a horrible call that was nullified by the pick, but still a horrible, unexplainable reversal.
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Does anyone truly believe if that same exact play happened only it was the Chiefs...the refs overt-turn it?
Or the Hogan catch stands? Or a neutral zone infraction with :50 seconds left? |
Because Chiefs!
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Every single angle showed it didn’t touch him jfc wrong hill to die on.
Hogan was a catch. Literally more of a catch than the controversial fez Bryant catch. Refs for the most part was what anyone would want in a playoff game. Refs let chiefs mug patriots .. let’s move on |
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Also refs involved in prior scandals regardless who is
at fault, shouldn't be allowed to participate in any game that pertains those two teams. (I.E inflategate) |
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Because, with so many angles, it was conclusive that JE never touched the ball. There was far more evidence that EE is a woman beating dirtbag...
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