Lol. SNF already with a controversy. Always something with the Saints. Dead ball call on a Jordan fumble return for a TD a week or two ago. Now a clock issue?

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"What do I know of cultured ways, the gilt, the craft and the lie? I, who was born in a naked land and bred in the open sky. The subtle tongue, the sophist guile, they fail when the broadswords sing; Rush in and die, dogs - I was a man before I was a king."

Lol, Bridgewater hit in the legs, out come the flags. Joke how we had 2 not called today. I want to take a Saints fan and make them watch our Championship game and show them we didn't have PA called, we didn't have a fumble recovery allowed to run back. At least they get rule changes.

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Pretty bland first half. Throwback defensive battle

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Lol, Bridgewater hit in the legs, out come the flags. Joke how we had 2 not called today. I want to take a Saints fan and make them watch our Championship game and show them we didn't have PA called, we didn't have a fumble recovery allowed to run back. At least they get rule changes.

IKR. Hell, I would have been happy with a holding call on any of the three committed on the 3rd and 18

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Jaguars Fundamentalist

Is this Dallas team actually good? They look better but I'm not buying them turning the corner.

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Is this Dallas team actually good? They look better but I'm not buying them turning the corner.

It's Dallas, so no.

Expect a 7-9 or 8-8 finish with them either missing the playoffs or getting ousted in the 1st round.

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Is this Dallas team actually good? They look better but I'm not buying them turning the corner.

It's Dallas, so no.

Expect a 7-9 or 8-8 finish with them either missing the playoffs or getting ousted in the 1st round.

Well that's the usual Cowboys season. I mean they are 3-0 but with W's against Miami, Giants and Washington and then a Brees-less Saints. They could be 4-0 but I just dont see anything to make me think they'll break that usual cycle.

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The Cowboy's are about to lose to the Saints and settle into their place of mediocrity, as per usual.

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I have an officiating question stemming from the Pats-Bills game.

There was a 2nd half 4th and goal play from the backup Bills QB that was initially ruled an INT and a touchback, which would have given the Patriots the ball on the 20.

However, upon review, the INT was overturned, and the Patriots were instead given the ball at the three.

What was the basis for the review in the first place?

I know scoring plays are automatically reviewed, so coaches do not have to utilize a challenge. But that was not a scoring play.

It was outside of the two minute mark, where replay reviews are also automatic.

Tje Bills didn't challenge the play. They couldn't. They were out of challenges and out of times out.

Are all turnovers subject to automatic review as well? If so, that's a surprise to me.

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feel bad for Andy Dalton

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I have an officiating question stemming from the Pats-Bills game.

There was a 2nd half 4th and goal play from the backup Bills QB that was initially ruled an INT and a touchback, which would have given the Patriots the ball on the 20.

However, upon review, the INT was overturned, and the Patriots were instead given the ball at the three.

What was the basis for the review in the first place?

I know scoring plays are automatically reviewed, so coaches do not have to utilize a challenge.  But that was not a scoring play.

It was outside of the two minute mark, where replay reviews are also automatic.

Tje Bills didn't challenge the play.  They couldn't.  They were out of challenges and out of times out.

Are all turnovers subject to automatic review as well?  If so, that's a surprise to me.

Rule was implemented in 2012.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sbnatio...-turnovers

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Jaguars Fundamentalist

Too early in the season to anoint anyone. The Pats looked vulnerable but I think them and the Chiefs are the class of the AFC. Other than that it's wide open. NFC is unpredictable as ever. Some teams are looking good based on an easy schedule so far. Dallas has played Eli's NYG, Washington and Miami... which until the Giants started coming on were all bottom of the league. They'll be heavily tested the rest of the way with their only easy games against the Jets and Redskins remaining. They play @Bears, @Bills, @Lions, Vikings, @Patriots, Rams, Eagles twice and GB this week.

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No pain, no gain.

Man how the he11 do you go from Brett Favre to Aaron Rodgers, two HoF Qbs back-to-back?

Not intending to be glib here, but invest wisely in the position.

If you have a thirty something QB-even an all pro, don't be afraid to invest even a first round pick at the position.

That's exactly what they did.

The 49ers went from Joe Montana to Steve Young.  Even though they had Montana, it didn't stop them from trading for Steve Young.

These teams were also willing to let those guys sit and develop.

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I have an officiating question stemming from the Pats-Bills game.

There was a 2nd half 4th and goal play from the backup Bills QB that was initially ruled an INT and a touchback, which would have given the Patriots the ball on the 20.

However, upon review, the INT was overturned, and the Patriots were instead given the ball at the three.

What was the basis for the review in the first place?

I know scoring plays are automatically reviewed, so coaches do not have to utilize a challenge.  But that was not a scoring play.

It was outside of the two minute mark, where replay reviews are also automatic.

Tje Bills didn't challenge the play.  They couldn't.  They were out of challenges and out of times out.

Are all turnovers subject to automatic review as well?  If so, that's a surprise to me.

Rule was implemented in 2012.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sbnatio...-turnovers

Thank you.  That's one of those things that I forgot.

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Worst to 1st.  Curse Reversed!