<![CDATA[2011 Playoff Bulls**t Call Thread...]]>#1... Cinci at Houston.

Qtr 1 ~6:10 mark Unnecessary Roughness on Bengals SS, R. Nelson (5-11, 206) for "Blow to head of defenseless receiver"

BULLSHIT...

It was right shoulder to the sternum of a TE, Owen Daniels (6-3, 247) who outweighed the SS by 41 pounds...

And the ass-hat "color commentator" over-voicing the reply extends the area to the include "the neck" as the replay shows there was NO contact to the head...

I cannot take much more of this...

]]>https://brownsboard.com/topic/21441/2011-playoff-bulls-t-call-thread...RSS for NodeThu, 01 Oct 2026 03:36:18 GMTSat, 07 Jan 2012 22:14:24 GMT60<![CDATA[Reply to 2011 Playoff Bulls**t Call Thread... on Sun, 08 Jan 2012 03:27:18 GMT]]>... and midway through the 2nd Qtr of the NO-Detroit game a Lion defender lays almost an identical BS Call #1 hit on Colston and no flag... Great no call, but lousy consistency.

Crew made up for geeting the above right with that "love tap" to the helmet in the end-zone with 0:16 to go in the half. Even Collinsworth wondered aloud about the state of the game with that one. Earned it a big, old BS call #2.

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May or may not have been #3 when Brees did that 4th and 1 jump stretch for the first... Since when has the first down strip been like the goal line???

I understand forward progress and all that, but if a receiver is past the first down mark and retreats to short of it and is tackled, there's no first down... Why then would a leaping stretch out of the ball that is subsequently reeled in by the ball "carrier" before he is downed short of the 1st down marker be a first down???

If the call wasn't BS, the rule is...

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