@hx214 said:

Seriously guy? This is your argument?

Guy rolling out with a receiver open gets hit as he throws and it lands behind his receiver and we call it cause he was obviously thinking of throwing it away... This play happens how many times a game in every stadium across the country and I've never seen someone flagged for it in 25+ years of watching football...

Explain why they picked up Brady's first IG flag? Was it because he was obviously throwing it to his centers wide open ass crack?

Hahahahahaha....

Hold on... Hahahahahaha

Someone else's turn. Get these pats fucks outta here.

Brady was throwing a screen to his running back who was being held on the play, Brady was still in the pocket. Campbell left the pocket and is now able to throw the ball away with the one exception that the ball passes the line of scrimmage which it did not. Anyways, I'm done with this board too many psychos and people wishing gronks carrier to be over laughing and cursing at krafts dead wife. There's a good reason nobody visits Cleveland, glad I got to experience online instead of in person.

Btw you'd think that with 25 years of football you would know the rules for intentional grounding when a QB leaves the pocket.

"Intentional grounding will not be called when a passer, while out of the pocket and facing an imminent loss of yardage, throws a pass that lands at or beyond the line of scrimmage, even if no offensive player(s) have a realistic chance to catch the ball (including if the ball lands out of bounds over the sideline or end line)."

Notice the words "land at or beyond"... You know football is more enjoyable when your not shit face drunk you should try it one day.

@browns149 said:

so if you are in the pocket and throw it into the ground at a linemans feet it ISNT" grounding? Cause that's what Brady did. He was OBVIOUSLY throwing it away and it didn't get to the line either.

In the pocket they will give the QB the benefit of the doubt every time if the running back in mixed up with the linemen outside of the pocket you have to make it passed the line of scrimmage unless its right at a receivers feet or the Qb is hit effecting the throw. He didn't and he got called for it.

@bringbackbrownie2 said:

Fozzy, the RB, was within a couple yards of the throw so intentional grounding should not have been called. The panthers no call was correct though so you weren't cheated there. Just because Brady bitches and whines doesn't mean the Pats were cheated..

Doesn't matter, if you are intentionally throwing it away out of the pocket you need the ball to pass the line of scrimmage unless it is at the legs of a receiver. It was an obvious throw away and it wasn't passed the line of scrimmage so they called it.

The intentional grounding was called because the ball didn't go pass the line of scrimmage and can only be so if it is at or around the feet of the receiver which it was not. But as a New England fan I admit when that pass interference was called I lost all the excitement I had and just felt cheated. What could of been an epic come back is now tainted and it's not just the patriots on the recieving end of these. We have been robbed at the end of the game with terrible calls twice this year. These refs are becoming NBA bad...

Shame we had to win this way.