God the NFL is bad.

mikeysela

Joined Jul 24, 2010
87
What about the NBA? where you have total inequality between east and west teams, and east time with less than .500 records can make the playoffs , where is if u have that record in the west u get crunched.
 

Papabravo

Joined Feb 24, 2006
22,111
They're not bad per se, but they are all about money. More teams in playoffs means more playoff games means mo' money. Can ya feel me on this!
 

jpanhalt

Joined Jan 18, 2008
11,087
Just ask Tom Brady who much an undefeated season is worth. It's who crosses the finish line first, not who starts fastest. What's wrong with that?

John
 

jpanhalt

Joined Jan 18, 2008
11,087
That's what the playoffs are for. Get rid of the really bad teams, them find out who is best on the field. Or, you could do it by an opinion poll among Methodist ministers, I guess. Which do you prefer?

John
 

jpanhalt

Joined Jan 18, 2008
11,087
So in reality, you are complaining about the Bucs. They are in an easy division with lots of pushovers. Does that make the NFL system bad? If so, how so? What would you prefer? Something like the Sooners vs. Connecticut last night?

John
 

jpanhalt

Joined Jan 18, 2008
11,087
Bucs or any of the other NFC teams with winning records. My main point is a team with a loosing record should not be in the playoffs when 16 teams have winning records. And they got there on a bad call by the officials. Its groundbreaking territory. Its never happened before.
Prove it.

John
 

jpanhalt

Joined Jan 18, 2008
11,087
One play, one game, the ball was spotted properly. The simple fact is that the rules for the playoffs were set before the season. Every game has one or more questionable calls. If the coach failed to challenge the call, that's his fault. However, to change the rules by which the playoffs are determined after the season is effectively over is absurd.

As they say in Cleveland, better luck next year.

John
 

jpanhalt

Joined Jan 18, 2008
11,087
?????? The ball wasn't it shows in the video the ref calls a 1st down by the player spot ball, not the ref's spot. After the ref calls 1st down, the other ref picks up the ball and moves it back 3 yards.
No way. You should at least read the first link you provided.

John
 

jpanhalt

Joined Jan 18, 2008
11,087
?????? The ball wasn't it shows in the video the ref calls a 1st down by the player spot ball, not the ref's spot. After the ref calls 1st down, the other ref picks up the ball and moves it back 3 yards.
No way was it moved 3 yards. Moreover, if you read the entire blog, you will note:

By the time the error was recognized, it was too late for the Rams to challenge the call. (In a strange twist, the spot itself ended up being correct.)
Regardless of that one play, you live and die by the rules. I am sure Tampa had some questionable calls go in its favor too. You can't go along making up new rules to suit your needs at the time. You implied there was malicious intent, and there is absolutely no evidence of that, either in that play or throughout the season.

John
 
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