I posted in the Directv thread but CBS really screwed up
Minneapolis only had a late game due to the Vikes being at home on Fox (no game can go against it on local TV)
So at 3:00 I turn on CBS. JB talks about the late game and we'll go to that "soon" but for the time being they'll send us to NO/KC.....we never went away
Had to see the rest of the game with a kickout to Indy to see the last play and to Miami for the FG at end of game and OT
Why would we stay with the NO/KC game when we didnt see 95% of the game????
They FINALLY went to the Denver/Houston game at 4:00 Central
Now next week FOX has the DH so our local CBS is showing only a late game (Vikes on road so they could show a noon game) so we'll see if they go directly to that game at 3:15 instead of making us watch EVERY OTHER EARLY GAME END first
Mets82 said:Salsa, wheres the defense? Im talking about the play that put Pittsburgh up 24-14. I mean Big Ben had all sorts of time with nobody near him and throws the TD in the endzone where there was NO Raider near the receiver who caught the TD.
Really ?
You ARE allowed to advance a On Side kick ?
IF SO, then they may have cost the Lions this game, they would have had the ball around the 25 yard line.
It's called the starting CBs injured and converting a FS in a CB....AND putting a lesser qualified FS to play. The Steelers are playing it smart by going after the Raiders secondary.
And like in typical fashion when things don't go right...perfectly executed on-side goes through our NON-special teamers hands.
the replaycement officals we are dealing with this year are the worsed. it took them forevar to get some of those calls right today in the sants cheifs matchup missing all kinds of things two long to debate calls and overrule or keep them
I'm not familiar with that rule changing, no. I thought you could advance it, it's a kickoff, it's a live ball.
Some bad calls in the Saints/Chiefs game, but none as bad or as damaging as the defense giving up 288 yards (233 rush, 55 receiving) to Jamaal Charles
Can you advance the ball on an onside kick in the NFL?
The receiving team can advance the ball once they gain possession. The kicking team cannot advance the ball unless it was first in possession of the receiving team.
Apparently not, according to wiki.
Unless the recvg team gains possession, they had touched it, but not possessed it.
And there's a helmet-to-helmet...and no flag to be found.
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