Go visit your Titans and Broncos boards now and make your first posts on them since the divisional round win over the Ravens.
Nnamdi got shit on and shit on himself today with the big Cruz plays. Dream team not looking so dreamy anymore.
Someone posted a good question on a comment page of one of these videos: Should Hester's signaling for fair catch make it a dead ball for Knox where he caught it?
It appears to be legal unless the person signaling blocks someone before the ball is touched. Found this: A player who signals for a fair catch is not required to catch the ball. However, if a player signals for a fair catch, he may not block or initiate contact with any player on the kicking team until the ball touches a player. Penalty: snap 15 yards. http://www.nfl.com/rulebook/faircatch
Shocking that Aso got abused by Tayo Cruz. There is no debate Revis > Aso. No fucking way does Revis get exposed like that by a no-name, ever. Giants blew their load yesterday, I still say they don't finish better than 8-8.
It was definitely close to a hold - if you look at the gunner on Knox's side around the three or four second mark it looks like the shoulder is held, but there is no way that it would have had any impact on the play, and the flag came out extremely late.
Interesting play - the Redskin player was flying through the air when he touched the ball and when he fell out of bounds he was no longer touching the ball. That should be overturned and it's Washington ball.
How's that for a decision a 3rd year quarterback shouldn't make? Only for Rex Grossman, you have to multiply that number by 3.
Anyone see the huge block that Tim Hightower just dropped on a play action fake? He blasted the Cowboys blitzer into the middle of next week. What a great pickup for the Skins.
ESPN running a false flag operation here. How about not randomly popping up the flag icon when no flag was thrown? Dallas in the redzone, threatening to take the lead.
