(01-22-2018, 02:31 AM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(01-22-2018, 02:21 AM)furi0usbee Wrote: Every team can (and many do throughout the year) send a tape to the league office and complain on calls. The league often will publicly indicate when a mistake was made. All I can say is call up the Jags office and nudge them to send that video to NY. I don't have the desire to break down every call/non-call. You win some, you lose some.

I still don't blame this Jags' loss on the refs, because there were ways for the Jags to win this anyway and they didn't do it. But you are turning a blind eye as it suits you.

I understand your point of view, but they did enough to win. The Jack fumble return would have put us in a great position to win.

(01-22-2018, 02:37 AM)furi0usbee Wrote:

(01-22-2018, 02:31 AM)jaglyn Wrote: I like how the officiating is taking the luster away from the win. Then an army of Pats fans have to go to all the social media sites and comments section to defend that win. Some probably had to do the 'ol "forgot my username and password" to the Jags messageboard, to log into an account they created back in 2008, just to get a post in defending the officiating.

In the meantime, Philly won convincingly with their backup QB.

The Patriots defend titles, not their wins. Philly had a great day. In two weeks, Brady gets his sixth. Nobody will remember bad officiating in the AFCCG.

I still remember the Oakland v. New England championship game. They'll remember this one too. 

(01-22-2018, 02:41 AM)furi0usbee Wrote:

(01-22-2018, 02:36 AM)Jest101 Wrote: You're denial is sad.  The Steelers reversed TD was a catch and a TD and we all know it, period.

and searching for "NFL admits wrong call" DOES NOT change the wins and losses column.

Come back to reality!

See section 2, supplemental note #2:

SUPPLEMENTAL NOTES
(1) The ball is automatically dead when it is in legal possession of a player and is on, above, or behind
 the opponent’s goal line.
(2) the player is attempting to catch a pass, the ball is not dead, and a touchdown is not scored, until the
 receiver completes the catch. See Rule 3, Section 2, Article 7.

http://static.nfl.com/static/content/pub...coring.pdf

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He completed the catch before going into the endzone. The ball was firmly within grasp and then moved toward the goaline where he scored a TD. Worst case scenario: he fumbled as he hits the ground... but he still maintain exclusive possession.

Almost everyone agrees that the Jaguars were robbed last night. Do you think it's a coincidence that every team thinks New England cheats? There's a reason that they're always surrounded in controversy. It seems they can't just go out and dominate (consistently) without having something iffy work out in their favor.

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