2019 NFL Week 10 Game Thread
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So the Saints haven't been held to less than 10 points at home since 2005. Before Brees was signed. Just an incredible job by a terrible Atlanta team.
After Mark Andrews skinned my fantasy team and made lamp shades and curtains, those 0’s are giving me life.
Sitting in a sports bar in Oregon, watching those two finishes and plowing through some charred bbq wings. That was some fine Sunday lunch, I tell you
The preceding play was the DPI which stopped the clock. So the play began with the clock stopped, thus no 10 second runoff required.
People always get the 10 second runoff rule wrong. The only offensive penalties that result in a 10 second runoff are illegal motion or false start penalties. There are no 10 second runoffs if the penalty is offensive holding or offensive pass interference etc... in other words not every offensive penalty results in a 10 second runoff.
People always get the 10 second runoff rule wrong. The only offensive penalties that result in a 10 second runoff are illegal motion or false start penalties. There are no 10 second runoffs if the penalty is offensive holding or offensive pass interference etc... in other words not every offensive penalty results in a 10 second runoff.
Joe Buck said something g earlier today that I found stunning. If Carolina releases him after the season, they get $19M in cap room
Ya it looks like his cap hit next year is 21m, if released only 2m dead money. Seem crazy.
https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/carolina-panthers/cam-newton-7716/
Rodgers hit in the end zone, on a questionable roughing call, catches the flag the ref throws. Hah
edit - looks even worse of a call on replay. I guess call him for 'driving into the ground' but looked like a tackle as AR threw the ball away
edit - looks even worse of a call on replay. I guess call him for 'driving into the ground' but looked like a tackle as AR threw the ball away
I assume they don’t get that if they trade him?
He’d probably fetch a 2nd or 3rd, right? Is that worth $19M in cap space?
Ho hum, another game where packers get ridiculous game changing calls. The lions game this year and this bullshit penalty
And now the Packers are in Carolina territory. The problem with the NFL, versus basketball, is that a call can have a HUGE impact on the game. A bad call in the NBA and it's a couple of free throws. In the NFL, the Packers go from punting from the 2 to on the Carolina 30.
Yep not just your run of the mill bad call but an awful call that could very easily change the outcome of this game.
Troy, old quarterbacks are supposed to stick together (burying the horse very deep on the roughing call on Rodgers).
It wasn’t offsides, he just got a great jump. There are videos on line showing him moving just as the ball moves.
Did you see how steeler showed the ball, that was strange... like he’s shaving points
