cdumler7
Well-Known Member
im sorry but i can't answer that cd.. For the simple fact that i don't agree with the calls.. But it really don't matter anymore, cuz it's over.. Heck i don't even have a fight in this, im just throwing in my 2 cents..
It's now Denver Vs Pitt and KC Vs Pats..
But you are basing your response on emotion. I am basing mine on cold hard facts. Just because you don't agree with the calls doesn't make you right. I have shown you exactly what the rules say. You can disagree with the fact that the rules exist but that doesn't mean that they don't.
Just as an example. I live in a state where Pot is illegal. I know plenty who disagree with this rule. Doesn't mean though that just because they disagree with it that if they are caught with it that they will not be punished. Again rules are rules and while I don't agree with every rule in the NFL if it is in the rule book and a team does it then they should be penalized. Whether Burfict slowed down, tried not to hit Brown, tried to make a good tackle, whatever it may be the fact of the matter is his should hit Brown in the head. In the rules that is a clear violation of hitting a defenseless receiver. Same with Pacman hitting the official. Whether he meant to or not doesn't matter. The rules say you make contact with an official it is an automatic flag. So again just because you disagree with the calls doesn't mean that they were not justified according to the rule book.
You saying I don't agree with the calls isn't showing me how these were not a penalty.