NWPATSFAN
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Only 3? They're slipping. Maybe they're saving a couple for the SB runThe topic is the league handed the Pats 3 wins this season, that should have been losses
Correction - They would have still won the jets game
Only 3? They're slipping. Maybe they're saving a couple for the SB runThe topic is the league handed the Pats 3 wins this season, that should have been losses
Correction - They would have still won the jets game
A day that will live in infamyWe've known this since January 19, 2002.
FIFYIf you finish the fuck...you're no longer fucking. Really not that hard
Post #41 - with a date that will live in Raider infamy
Google "January 19th 2002"
You should pick a better team to root foror to fuck them
i dont they have ever been famously fucked in a loss.
raiders have three. immaculate reception, that one, the index card
Even hammerlikeGreat is an understatement for you Dirt, must be a more suitable word for an unbiased and sensational poster like yourself. Eloquent I might add
You should pick a better team to root for
I can see by your avi's you really suck at picking teams. Blame your parents if it makes you feel better?I wouldn't expect anything less from a Patriots fan since 2001
Cereal and Hu
Who doesnt wanna be the ice cream in between these 2 waffles
The milk between those flakes?
I can see by your avi's you really suck at picking teams.
Contrary to popular belief throughout New England, the Patriots do have influence in the offices of the NFL.
His name is Alberto Riveron, and he is the NFL’s senior vice president of officiating.
Whether you agree (Patriots fans) with his call Sunday night robbing Jesse James of a touchdown or not (Steelers fans), Riveron has helped decide three victories for New England just this season.
This is not to accuse Riveron, in his first season on the job, of favoritism toward the Patriots, but here are the facts:
• New England’s Brandin Cooks caught a 25-yard touchdown pass with 23 seconds left to beat Houston 36-33 on Sept. 24. He caught the ball with both feet in the end zone but lost control as he hit the ground out of bounds. It was ruled a touchdown, and Riveron did not overturn it upon review.
An NFL source told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Cooks’ catch remained a touchdown because there was no good video angle that showed him losing control of the ball when he hit the ground.
• New York Jets tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins caught a 4-yard touchdown pass against the Patriots, and fumbled through the back of the end zone once he crossed the line. It was ruled a touchdown on the field. Riveron overturned it. The Patriots got the ball at the 20. New England went on to win 24-17 on Oct 15.
• Then, Sunday night Jesse James caught a pass from Ben Roethlisberger over the middle, was never touched as his knee hit the ground, stretched the ball over the goal line and only then seemed to lose control of it. Riveron overturned the score, putting the ball back at the 10. New England won, 27-24.
The Jets and the Steelers were incensed by Riveron taking the touchdowns away. Both believe their receivers made “football moves” — a factor in the rule — before losing control of the ball. In addition, many Steelers do not believe there was enough evidence that James even did lose control to overturn it, as the replay rules require.
I can see by your avi's you really suck at picking teams. Blame your parents if it makes you feel better?
Good thing I've been a fan since 01 hun? I got to see that day that will live in infamy for Faider fokelore. Tuck You
A day that will live in infamy
Nope don't change. Just pointing out Black Fanny's lack of good judgment.What, we're supposed to hop on the bandwagon of whatever teams are winning?
Francis is a long-suffering, bona fide dyed in the wool, yadda yadda Raider. This is actually him:
• Then, Sunday night Jesse James caught a pass from Ben Roethlisberger over the middle, was never touched as his knee hit the ground, stretched the ball over the goal line and only then seemed to lose control of it. Riveron overturned the score, putting the ball back at the 10. New England won, 27-24.
I am one that believes you cannot blame refs for deciding games. That WR gets paid millions to (1) catch the ball and (2) score TDs, i expect him to understand a rule that combines the 2.
How about we blame the WR for dropping the ball?