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Everyone seems to think it was a fumble and the Bills for lucky. It looks to me as if he regains control of the ball in his right hand after the bobble and changes the direction of the ball directly to center of the pylon. I think the key here for control is his right hand changes the direction of the ball, meaning there is control /possession. The ball hits the pylon squarely on the inside edge (since it toppled our of play perpendicular to the side line. After he hits the pylon with the ball it comes out. I still think it's a clear touchdown.
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Looking at the play over and over it's obvious that Watkins bobbles the ball at the 1yd line but regains control (in his right hand) and hits the pylon with the ball. The call is correct, touchdown.
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But.............That should open up our "Final Bid Price" thread from July... just to see who's close.
BTW as a wise man once said:
Stayin!
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Let's hope the trust puts the Bob Jovi bid where it belongs.
Ground up in the freezer.
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It would have been even sweeter if they called it a touchdown!
I'm glad he didn't try. He protected the ball and made sure that the Bills won. That is the definition of a team player!
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Crap! How did I miss that? Thanks for the clarification.
Easy, you were looking at the Week 1 maps, not the main NFL page.
I only stumbled upon that information Wednesday afternoon, awaiting the week 1 maps to post.
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Direct from the "NOTES:" section of the 506 Sports main NFL page:
NOTES:
- Networks with the darker background color will have a doubleheader. In week 17, both CBS and FOX will have a doubleheader.
- Projected lead national broadcasts are in bold. Games protected from being flexed to Sunday Night Football are in italics.
- Weeks 5-17 subject to change due to flex scheduling. New in 2014: games may be flexed from CBS to FOX or vice versa.
Source: http://506sports.com/nfl/
- Networks with the darker background color will have a doubleheader. In week 17, both CBS and FOX will have a doubleheader.
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Play action pass to Chandler (dump off). 4 yard gain.
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EJ's drives thus far in the preseason (note yds are drive length, not EJ's passing yards):
HOF:
- 5 plays: 1 First Down, 17 yds, Punt
- 5 plays: 1 First Down, 11 yds, FG
Carolina:
- 10 plays: 3 First Downs, 78 yds, Turnover on Downs
- 6 plays: 1 First Down, 13 yds, FG
- 8 plays: 2 First Downs, 35 yds, Punt
Pittsburgh:
- 11 plays: 3 First downs, 44 yds, FG
- 6 plays: 1 First Down, 27 yds, INT
- 10 plays: 3 First Downs, 39 yds, FG
- 9 plays: 2 First downs, 71 yds, Turnover on Downs
- 10 plays: 2 First Downs, 39 yds, Turnover on Downs
- 5 plays: 1 First Down, 17 yds, Punt
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The pergola...I mean Pegula@ $1,265,432,991.01
He out bids B.Thomas Golisano by $32,991.01, Golisano says that over 1.2654 B is too much...
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How did this thread get to this point?
I don't know, but its's all mute anyway, irregardless of all of the intensive purposes.
BTW, irregardless is in the TBD dictionary??
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Has this been discussed?
During the Cincy - Indy game, just before the half a Cincy WR caught the ball on an out pattern. He was close to out of bounds, and it was hard to tell if he had full control before going out of bounds. Dalton hurried everyone to the line and spiked it to kill the cloak with 2 seconds left. On trots the Cincy kicker, ball is snapped whistle blows… Hold on, the prior play is under review. So no kick.
How can you run a play (the spike play) and then review the play prior to that? I thought once a play is run, there can be no review?
What I find to be worse about that sequence is that the Booth required a review of the play, and it was determined to be reviewable before the snap-spike, that amount of time should have been put back on the clock (from 2 seconds to even possibly 9 seconds). What's worse is that because the spike was never a play they restarted the clock upon the officials being set (luckily they gave Cincy more than enough time to get set for the field goal). Cincy should not have had to rush the last play as much as they had to.
Empirical evidence of 1(of many) Miami false starts.
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Thanks for the slow motion of the play.
But it's pretty clear that he moves early in real time. I heard this play on the radio and John Murphy said "I know I wasn't the only person to see that was I? I'm in the press box and could see that, you would expect people 15 feet away to see it too."