NFL 2013 Season
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Raider magic at work again. Not since Jim Plunkett came out of nowhere to lead the Raiders to the Super Bowl has an unknown QB come out of nowhere to (maybe) make the Raiders relevant again.
Or people just didn't have film to game plan against. Looks like Oakland is headed to their 8th loss.
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Terrible tackling cost us this game. So many times, they had Dallas behind the line...
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Played very well today after they quit ending thier own drives.
This game wasn't even as close as the score ....
Nice to see the Lions win today in spite of themselves. Regardless, let's see how they plan next week on the road against the Eagles.
If I were a Pittsburgh Steelers' fan,I'd be banging my head against the wall right now. How many Steelers players went down trying to score that touchdown,then failing at the 2 point conversion?
Unfortunately, I was not the only one that saw the same....
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/11/29/raiders-forget-how-to-tackle-during-second-half/
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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/11/29/raiders-forget-how-to-tackle-during-second-half/
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Then again, anyone that follows either team would have know it was going to be a very tight closely played game that could have gone either way from the onset.
If you watched the end of the game, it was clear that it wasn't the Steelers game to win, they scored twice I think it was and each time was denied, once because the RB 's helmet came off while he was scoring, but they deemed to end the play when the helmet came off, while I understand that call, any other year the play is allowed to finish and the Steelers would have scored.
They eventually did score, but it took more plays and drama to do it and lost the game when the 2 point conversion was dropped.
Clearly unintentional and had no effect on the game.
Many coaches do the same thing.
True. Yet the only one big enough to actually interfere in a game and get flagged for it would be Rex Ryan...uh..wait a second!?!?
Kinda hard to say it was clearly unintentional. He had one foot on the field....he knew what he was doing. The covering official who had to run behind Tomlin will most likely get in trouble for not penalizing him...
The NFL supposedly does all it can to protect the players.Ok Bell scores but because the helmet came off the score is taken away.That did nothing to protect either player,and in fact,it ended up getting more players injured.They really need to rethink stopping the play where a players helmet comes off.Why penalize a player by taking a score away when he did everything he could to score,and got knocked out in the process.I could see it if a player without a helmet attempts to get up and continue the play,but when he is down for the count,that's just stupid.
Thing people are forgetting is ...
Teams, players as well as coaches do the same thing when big plays are happening, most are watching the play on field though, not the Jumbotron, the thing is, you never see the sidelines when a play is happening unless it's coming thier way.
WATCH the sidelines sometime when your AT the game and you'll see that it happens often.
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