I'm listening to the radio broadcast (mercifully). But does the NFL Network regularly not show replays of possibly bad referee calls? Instead of showing us a replay of Seau holding down the runner too long for delay of game, they kept showing the argument afterwards among the players. So freakin' what? WTF was the penalty for, especially since it was the CAUSE of the fighting in the first place?
And what was the "too much celebrating" call? The ref threw the flag after Moss had just spiked the ball! I'll grant that after that, there was some celebrating, but not when the flag went up. If that spike is a penalty, then there were a lot of uncalled penalties during the regular season.
Pats still aren't playing that well, though. The defense has to step up some more. I'm disappointed that Troy Brown was a scratch. And tell me why they had a shot of Matt Casell tossing the football on the sidelines. Might as well have shown one of the cheerleaders throwing the ball, because she has as much chance of getting into the game as Casell, barring a Brady injury.
NFL Network coverage is terrible!
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NFL Network coverage is terrible!
I just ordered chicken and an egg from Amazon. I'll let you know.
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Re: NFL Network coverage is terrible!
Some folks speculated if Brady got his records early, Cassel might get to play.gsabc wrote: And tell me why they had a shot of Matt Casell tossing the football on the sidelines. Might as well have shown one of the cheerleaders throwing the ball, because she has as much chance of getting into the game as Casell, barring a Brady injury.
If the game was in hand for the Patriots, I mean.
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