Dion's top 10 primetime plays from yesterday
 

What a load of shit. He had Santana's one handed catch number 10 and Randy Moss catching a couple of 6 or 7 yard td passes number 1 ??

Nothing spectacular about that. Damn patriots would get air time on what they had for breakfast.

Re: Dion's top 10 primetime plays from yesterday
 

That one hander by Moss was pretty sweet

Re: Dion's top 10 primetime plays from yesterday
 

Yeah, that was an awesome catch on a very good throw. Campbell put the ball where only Moss could get to it.

Re: Dion's top 10 primetime plays from yesterday
 

[quote=Ocliw;380245]What a load of shit. He had Santana's one handed catch number 10 and Randy Moss catching a couple of 6 or 7 yard td passes number 1 ??

Nothing spectacular about that. Damn patriots would get air time on what they had for breakfast.[/quote]Is it just me or is anyone else getting tired of Randy Moss pushing off in the endzone to get space? He did it against the Skins, and did it again last night on his third TD. He clearly had both hands on the defender, and gave him a subtle nudge before going up for the ball. There needs to be a "Randy Moss" rule that makes offensive pass interference automatic when the receiver puts both hands on the defender.

Re: Dion's top 10 primetime plays from yesterday
 

[quote=SouperMeister;380391]Is it just me or is anyone else getting tired of Randy Moss pushing off in the endzone to get space? He did it against the Skins, and did it again last night on his third TD. He clearly had both hands on the defender, and gave him a subtle nudge before going up for the ball. There needs to be a "Randy Moss" rule that makes offensive pass interference automatic when the receiver puts both hands on the defender.[/quote]

Yeah Moss does get away with that too much IMO. Not only is he tall and can basically out jump anyone, he's allowed to push off.

Re: Dion's top 10 primetime plays from yesterday
 

[QUOTE=Mattyk72;380396][B]Yeah Moss does get away with that too much[/B] IMO. Not only is he tall and can basically out jump anyone, he's allowed to push off.[/QUOTE]

My friends and I were discussing this today. He does this in every single game. We all know he did it against the Skins, but he also did it against the Phins twice, the Bills last night and pretty much every time he gets into a jump ball situation in the endzone.

Re: Dion's top 10 primetime plays from yesterday
 

I wish the league would commit to calling OPI more. As ticky-tack as they can get on defenders the offensive guy basically has to rape the defender to get flagged. It really is crap.