Alan Eck's Crew Remains Worst in NFL

[LakecrestSteeler]

We really got hosed with the refs today!

The bullshit double penalty in the shopping cart block!
The Frazier bullshit trip!
The bullshit call of our guys getting blocked into the long snapper.
The personal foul that happened before the punt, and was also reviewed supposedly!

Notice the punt in the gif just above 28’s number.

[sinceiwas4]

game changing call got wrong in review. just terrible

[LakecrestSteeler]

game changing call got wrong in review. just terrible

Look at the punches being thrown in the other gif. Right in front of the officials and we got two flags. Complete horseshit! That was worth 7 points.

[sinceiwas4]

no doubt! i cant believe it wasnt at least off setting!

[LakecrestSteeler]

Not 100% refs, but Jesus Christ! Take out AJ Brown and call those plays the other way! Or put GP in and call those the other way or offset! Completely different game!

[sinceiwas4]

definitely wasnt just the refs but the calls killed momentum the team had gained while overcoming mistakes, which is a dbl whammy at that point

[sinceiwas4]

and yes if Pickens was in the whole offense looks better obv but also rly missed Elliott he has been huge for this defense this yr losing Jackson too early on..ouch i think after watching this game i rly think if healthy we can make some noise still. i know it seems like we were whooped and we kinda were but in ways that make sense given the missing players its gonna be about health as it seems it always is with Tomlin's teams. we get healthy in time to try a run

[LakecrestSteeler]

I watched the punt replay from the sideline view. You don’t even need to see this play. Turn up the volume. It was such a cheap shot.

Listen to the audio. You can hear the plastic hit from the violent head slap, and then you hear the thump of the punt.

Booth reviewed it my ass!

Plastic slap and thump about a half second apart.

Tomlin should have thrown the red flag and asked to review spot of the punt so they had more time to scrutinize the play. Make a scene about the penalty, throw the flag while making a scene, and ask for review of the spot. Then Fox would have reviewed the play.

[DP39]

I watched the punt replay from the sideline view. You don’t even need to see this play. Turn up the volume. It was such a cheap shot.

Listen to the audio. You can hear the plastic hit from the violent head slap, and then you hear the thump of the punt.

Booth reviewed it my ass!

Plastic slap and thump about a half second apart.

Tomlin should have thrown the red flag and asked to review spot of the punt so they had more time to scrutinize the play. Make a scene about the penalty, throw the flag while making a scene, and ask for review of the spot. Then Fox would have reviewed the play.

Why I do feel like we could have a whole website dedicated to just these three bolded words?

TomlinShouldHave.com
#TomlinShouldHave

[jeemie]

I watched the punt replay from the sideline view. You don’t even need to see this play. Turn up the volume. It was such a cheap shot.

Listen to the audio. You can hear the plastic hit from the violent head slap, and then you hear the thump of the punt.

Booth reviewed it my ass!

Plastic slap and thump about a half second apart.

Tomlin should have thrown the red flag and asked to review spot of the punt so they had more time to scrutinize the play. Make a scene about the penalty, throw the flag while making a scene, and ask for review of the spot. Then Fox would have reviewed the play.

I think we need a definition of what they think "after the punt" means.

Is it when Waitman boots the ball? Is it when the ball has left his hands but has not yet been booted with his foot?

Because seriously I'm trying to think of how they could have ever come to the conclusion the punt had already happened.

And again, this ambiguity makes the NFL look bad, and makes people who believe they script/influence it to at least manipulate betting payouts if not to script the outcome seem more credible.

[bradshaw2ben]

I watched the punt replay from the sideline view. You don’t even need to see this play. Turn up the volume. It was such a cheap shot.

Listen to the audio. You can hear the plastic hit from the violent head slap, and then you hear the thump of the punt.

Booth reviewed it my ass!

Plastic slap and thump about a half second apart.

Tomlin should have thrown the red flag and asked to review spot of the punt so they had more time to scrutinize the play. Make a scene about the penalty, throw the flag while making a scene, and ask for review of the spot. Then Fox would have reviewed the play.

I think we need a definition of what they think "after the punt" means.

Is it when Waitman boots the ball? Is it when the ball has left his hands but has not yet been booted with his foot?

Because seriously I'm trying to think of how they could have ever come to the conclusion the punt had already happened.

And again, this ambiguity makes the NFL look bad, and makes people who believe they script/influence it to at least manipulate betting payouts if not to script the outcome seem more credible.

I think the standard is to call it like they do the OT leaving a half second too early... like bang-bang it's all one action. And furthermore, they tend to call every penalty on the return team "after the kick" just to simplify things. You almost never, ever see a post-snap foul call other than offsides or roughing the long-snapper against the return team that is enforced before the punt.

[jeemie]

I watched the punt replay from the sideline view. You don’t even need to see this play. Turn up the volume. It was such a cheap shot.

Listen to the audio. You can hear the plastic hit from the violent head slap, and then you hear the thump of the punt.

Booth reviewed it my ass!

Plastic slap and thump about a half second apart.

Tomlin should have thrown the red flag and asked to review spot of the punt so they had more time to scrutinize the play. Make a scene about the penalty, throw the flag while making a scene, and ask for review of the spot. Then Fox would have reviewed the play.

I think we need a definition of what they think "after the punt" means.

Is it when Waitman boots the ball? Is it when the ball has left his hands but has not yet been booted with his foot?

Because seriously I'm trying to think of how they could have ever come to the conclusion the punt had already happened.

And again, this ambiguity makes the NFL look bad, and makes people who believe they script/influence it to at least manipulate betting payouts if not to script the outcome seem more credible.

I think the standard is to call it like they do the OT leaving a half second too early... like bang-bang it's all one action. And furthermore, they tend to call every penalty on the return team "after the kick" just to simplify things. You almost never, ever see a post-snap foul call other than offsides or roughing the long-snapper against the return team that is enforced before the punt.

OK well that's ridiculous because we got robbed on that call.

Not that I care because Tomlin would have felt vindicated in making his cowardly decision.

[LakecrestSteeler]

I watched the punt replay from the sideline view. You don’t even need to see this play. Turn up the volume. It was such a cheap shot.

Listen to the audio. You can hear the plastic hit from the violent head slap, and then you hear the thump of the punt.

Booth reviewed it my ass!

Plastic slap and thump about a half second apart.

Tomlin should have thrown the red flag and asked to review spot of the punt so they had more time to scrutinize the play. Make a scene about the penalty, throw the flag while making a scene, and ask for review of the spot. Then Fox would have reviewed the play.

Why I do feel like we could have a whole website dedicated to just these three bolded words?

TomlinShouldHave.com
#TomlinShouldHave

Tomlin should have is easy to say….a lot of calculations going on, but after getting fucked on Washington’s shopping cart block, or after the bullshit long snapper penalty, he should have been prepared to get thrown out to prove a point!

[LakecrestSteeler]

I watched the punt replay from the sideline view. You don’t even need to see this play. Turn up the volume. It was such a cheap shot.

Listen to the audio. You can hear the plastic hit from the violent head slap, and then you hear the thump of the punt.

Booth reviewed it my ass!

Plastic slap and thump about a half second apart.

Tomlin should have thrown the red flag and asked to review spot of the punt so they had more time to scrutinize the play. Make a scene about the penalty, throw the flag while making a scene, and ask for review of the spot. Then Fox would have reviewed the play.

I think we need a definition of what they think "after the punt" means.

Is it when Waitman boots the ball? Is it when the ball has left his hands but has not yet been booted with his foot?

Because seriously I'm trying to think of how they could have ever come to the conclusion the punt had already happened.

And again, this ambiguity makes the NFL look bad, and makes people who believe they script/influence it to at least manipulate betting payouts if not to script the outcome seem more credible.

I think the standard is to call it like they do the OT leaving a half second too early... like bang-bang it's all one action. And furthermore, they tend to call every penalty on the return team "after the kick" just to simplify things. You almost never, ever see a post-snap foul call other than offsides or roughing the long-snapper against the return team that is enforced before the punt.

Not when it goes to booth review. You call it by the letter of the law. During the broadcast they said they had booth assist. Booth assist should be letter of the law.

When the microphones pick up someone’s head getting smacked and the thump of a punt, and you are reviewing for personal foul, you might want to pause the ruling and think about an ejection too in the spirit of eliminating headshots.

Was a bullshit game and we got homered big time.

If this game was in Pittsburgh we win. Neutral field with GP we win. Fuck the negativity about this team sucks for one more week, might have to be two more weeks for injuries.

These were huge penalties!

The shopping cart block was an absolute abomination of refereeing! Should have been a celebrated block! Only thing missing were the Salvation Army pots to put that sucker punch throwing wussy into!

Two were on the same critical momentum building drive!

And then to act like they call the getting blocked into the long snapper all the time. Complete rubbish!