Tyreek

jimmythegreek

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You need to communicate better with Andy Reid...your head coach? Even in it's entirety, that looked to be clearly a catch. Remember that with potentially home field advantage on the line throughout the playoffs.
 

John Kelly

Born Gambler
Staff member
Every scoring play in the NFL is reviewed.

Maybe the rule should read every potential scoring play in the NFL is reviewed.

On second thought, too many video reviews already.
 

John Kelly

Born Gambler
Staff member
And then in the fourth quarter, Tyreek Hill scored a touchdown on a long pass play which was negated by an offensive holding penalty.

Hill, after leaving his defender behind, executed a back flip into the end zone.

One official incorrectly threw a flag on the back flip.

The referee corrected the situation by saying, "There is no flag on the play for the (back) flip."

Here's what the ref did not say, "The NFL sells too many video games to penalize the entertaining Tyreek Hill."
 
That was taunting though come on, look at the entire defense you burned and wait to do a flip. I know they don't want to be the no fun league and I kinda enjoy the dumb stuff they do for the cameras, but that move was as textbook a taunting move as you can find.
 

jimmythegreek

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And then in the fourth quarter, Tyreek Hill scored a touchdown on a long pass play which was negated by an offensive holding penalty.

Hill, after leaving his defender behind, executed a back flip into the end zone.

One official incorrectly threw a flag on the back flip.

The referee corrected the situation by saying, "There is no flag on the play for the (back) flip."

Here's what the ref did not say, "The NFL sells too many video games to penalize the entertaining Tyreek Hill."
Although it didn't affect the final outcome, and the foul may have occured after the holding, the ref could have made things even more interesting assessing the unsportsmanlike by saying, "after the flip was over.

I miss 1st and 35's.
 

royboy

EOG Dedicated
He didn't realize he caught the ball believe it or not. That's why he didn't say anything to Reid. Bad job by the the Chiefs not having anyone upstairs looking to make sure it was incomplete. One replay from the front and it was clear.
 

jimmythegreek

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He didn't realize he caught the ball believe it or not. That's why he didn't say anything to Reid. Bad job by the the Chiefs not having anyone upstairs looking to make sure it was incomplete. One replay from the front and it was clear.
He had the ball in his hands when he got up, and nonchalantly spun it down or pinned it to the ground as if he had it the whole time. Yes I agree it was bad judgement to not have KC brass upstairs not take a second look, but let's be real. When you're a top receiver and you come up with the ball, all it takes is a inquiry to your coach When you're a top receiver in your team making big bucks, you should know at all times when the ball is on your hands if there was a chance to make the catch
 
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royboy

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Nah he had no clue, watch the entire replay again. His head was turned when the ball bounced in the air, then miraculously came down pinned to his shoulder pads. He even told Reid on the sideline after he didn't know. Crazy play
 

jimmythegreek

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Nah he had no clue, watch the entire replay again. His head was turned when the ball bounced in the air, then miraculously came down pinned to his shoulder pads. He even told Reid on the sideline after he didn't know. Crazy play
I know he had no clue, but my point is is that when you're a receiver, and you leave the melee with the ball in your hands, if you have enough concentration, you should be able to know at all times having idea that, wait, it's in my hands and perhaps I did catch it. I replay it enough information my head that wait I had a shot and perhaps even caught it. I saw the replay every time nbc showed it, and even in real time I had no doubt he caught the ball. You might not know ultimately, but if that ball is in your hands, it's a natural player reaction not to let an opportunity like that ho by the waistside.
 
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