NFL Regular Season Thread (Week 7)

[PWNED]

thought the same thing.

that totally F'ed my fantasy football.

[MTK]

I really could have used that score, got robbed

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Really at a loss as to how they overturned that TD by Shiancoe

Yeah, even though I'm rooting for the Pack I can't defend that one. I feel like the NFL catching rules need to be rewritten better, because Calvin Johnson had that touchdown catch in week 1 and that was a catch as well. "Using the ground to maintain possession?" He caught it. He had control. Wth was he supposed to do? Avoid touching the ground at all costs? I'm sorry NFL refs, I feel like their judgement is not that great.

The NFL needs to do what the NHL does and institute a league review office where personnel are connected to every game, and can make snap judgement calls anytime there's a questionable call in an NFL game. And they need to have every angle available. It's sad that in this day and age tv cameras that the league doesn't have access to have better replay angles than the ones the refs look at.

[PWNED]

my "life partner" had drew brees today.

sucks for him/her.

[SirClintonPortis]

Originally Posted by mooby

Yeah, even though I'm rooting for the Pack I can't defend that one. I feel like the NFL catching rules need to be rewritten better, because Calvin Johnson had that touchdown catch in week 1 and that was a catch as well. "Using the ground to maintain possession?" He caught it. He had control. Wth was he supposed to do? Avoid touching the ground at all costs? I'm sorry NFL refs, I feel like their judgement is not that great.

The NFL needs to do what the NHL does and institute a league review office where personnel are connected to every game, and can make snap judgement calls anytime there's a questionable call in an NFL game. And they need to have every angle available. It's sad that in this day and age tv cameras that the league doesn't have access to have better replay angles than the ones the refs look at.

NHL officiating is pretty bad even with the monitoring.

[skinsfaninok]

I didn't even start McFadden FML

[SirClintonPortis]

Favre is just begging to be benched with that.

[Big C]

if the vikings lose this game they too are in huge trouble once again in the nfc. favre playing like shit

[GusFrerotte]

Singletary is toast. Nobody would have believed you if you were to say they would have only one win in the weakest division in the NFC. Favre is looking bad tonight. Guy should have hung it up. That text message crap never would have come out.

[GusFrerotte]

Originally Posted by PWNED

i dunno. im a redskins fan first, and whilst (yes i said whilst) that would help the redskins cause, i think it also helps the redskins cause to put the final nail in the coffin of the cowboys season.

I am with you there. THe Giants are are good team, and the probable division winners, but to see Dallas take a big dive would be so priceless after all that preseason SB hype. It would be almost as beautiful as seeing all those smug elitist Univ of Mich fans after Appy State cleaned their clock!!!!

[GusFrerotte]

Originally Posted by SirClintonPortis

NHL officiating is pretty bad even with the monitoring.

NFL officiating has gone out of control over the last decade because the league wants more control over the outcomes. Officials are human and makes mistakes, but these controversial ruling that we see, are more about getting the right results for the right people.

[MTK]

Almost another Favre miracle, he was out

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Almost another Favre miracle, he was out

Boy, he reached Cutler-esque levels of sulk after that last incompletion on 4th and 15. I thought he might cry on the field.

[MTK]

That BS overturn on Shiancoe's score sure looms large

[Bushead]

I was wondering when the "I'm not going to come back until the last minute," would catch up with him. He still impresses me that he can still go out there and play though. I feel like the Vikings need to go back to heavy doses of Adrian Peterson with play action and Brett Farve.