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Daryl Worley gets on national tv! Was playing so far back he could have made a bet in the casino.

Wife went to bathroom, Bills 1st td. She went to take her shower, 2nd td. She's not leaving the bathroom for the rest of the night.

Knox finally makes a play and he gets hurt.

The blond guy from the coffee shop?🙂

No

That's been the rule for a long time. It was called a 5 and 15 penalty. The 5 yd always gets declined.

Kelly did it all the time. If it's good enough for a hall of famer...

Ay Chihuahua!

Kevin Burkhardt and Daryl Johnson.

Strange non-call by the ref. Gunner was blocked, but 10 yards up field.

Announcer just called WFT return man Smith. The name is Sims. Not having a good day!

Rats! He got it right. No more drinking. Hee hee.

New drinking game!

Ray Ray McDonald? Is Ray Ray in witness protection?

For all the bad plays Knox has made this year, the TD catch was one of his best. The throw was way behind him, and he made a great adjustment to make the catch. Sometimes Josh just makes easy throws difficult.

Trace Mc Sorley

Ray Ray at his best.

Both the referee and umpire are in the offensive backfield in the NFL so that play where Trubisky was facing away from them made it nearly impossible for the officials to see that foul. When the umpire was on the defensive side of the ball, more of those calls were made.

Watching MNF and Wentz gets ball snapped over his head. He grabs the ball, rolls out and throws the ball at least 3 yards short of the LOS where an official is standing. Then the idiot ref says that there is no grounding because he threw it past the LOS, which he did not. How can they screw up an easy call like that?

As the rule is written, this was the correct call. The blocker was facing the opposing team's goal line. It doesn't matter if the player sees him or not. If the blocker just stood there, it wouldn't be a penalty. But he bent his body in a blocking position and made the block. Good call by the ref. OMG! I can't believe I said that!🙂

As I watched the replay, all I could think of all the times that d linemen getting pushed to the ground and the ref throwing the flag. 99 % of the times it should not be a flag, but the refs blindly (ha ha) throw it anyway, just seeing the aftermath. The talking head refs on TV says they are taught to throw a flag only if the actually "see" the penalty, but they seem to guess on these plays. Makes me want to pull out what little hair I have left.

Saw the replay of Cam Newton getting hit while he was still inbounds and the ref still called roughing. I swear they ref with their eyes closed..."But it sounds like a penalty."

Winters is totally useless, and Knox is the worst blocker amongst tight ends I have ever seen. Even Kroft blocks half of the time. At least Lee Smith didn't have any penalties. I think that is a first.

I know I need to get my cataracts removed, but did Josh Norman play today? Never heard his name called, but that's not too unusual for those announcers. They were mediocre at best.

You gotta be kidding me.