I probably sound like a Darnald hater, the OT drive/sideline throw to JSN was terrific. But the things that had to happen to flip the "big game" narrative..yikes. How many 3&outs did they have in the final minutes when the game was tied and they had all the momentum, 3? How is that even possible to overcome a 15pt deficit and still have time for that? How many possessions were in this game, 20? Wild one.
Yeah what did they say backwards pass? How?
Pretty typical performance by him. A few good throws offset by some boneheaded plays. He leads the league in turnovers this year. That game last night opened things up for San Francisco who's getting healthy at the right time.
Level 11 intensity
No, they called it incomplete on the field.
Aware of that and I am with you on the recovery. Not sure how they were allowed to advance it when Darnold wasn’t the one to recover. Everyone stopped playing. Charbonnet just picked it up by accident.
How long have you been an NFL official? Or are you saying anyone who does a job you are not qualified for should be investigated because you don't like the outcome?
My 60-1 Seattle to win the Super Bowl ticket I got preseason was loving that game. They get the #1 seed and win just one playoff game I can start some hedging with the NFC title game.
They're missing their two best linemen - Lane Johnson and Jalen Carter. Both should be back in a week or two. That will help a lot. Home field for first game. Nobody here is unbeatable.
I'm inclined to give the close calls to outstanding plays. However, that no one gave or asked for a review was nuts.
no. it should be a catch. it was a spectacular play. I just hate the way the NFL just pulls it out of their asses week to week what is and what is not a catch. clearly it should have been carefully reviewed but it sure felt like they just wanted to approve it because of the aesthetics of it
