I want to Punch Jay Cutler in the Face

[Buck]

Not because he beat my team, but just look at him

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3589407

[El Pendejo]

Originally Posted by frazod

Give it up, BK. You're arguing guilt or innocence with O.J. Simpson.

Hah! That's outstanding.

[ta900]

Originally Posted by BuckinKaeding

A block in the back is not as bad as what happened yesterday.

A crucial call at the end of the game, when the Ref was not 10 yards away, I cant get over this.

Yeah right that's easy as hell for you to say, the fact was there was a few minutes left in that game and not 1 but two blatant block in the backs happened that actually DIRECTLY gave the Chiefs a TD because he scored on that exact same play, at least the Chargers had a few chances to still stop the Broncos and win after the bad call. It's easy to say its the worst for you when it goes against YOUR team.

[El Pendejo]

Originally Posted by KC Fish

I photoshopped that.... down to the red lines in the eyes...

Great work! I believe Cutler was voted the athlete who looks most stoned or something to that effect by High Times magazine.

[morphius]

Originally Posted by BuckinKaeding

Uh, ok....

How can you say that if they didn't even review it?

Because the bronco's can do no wrong and don't get breaks, it is just the way it is meant to be. While most the other Denver fans are saying that you got screwed, Taco is hearing calling the ruling right, just as he called all the rulings in their last playoff game right, just as he ignores the shot right in the back of Williams knees while he was standing around by Shannon Sharpe right before DT tried to rip his head off.

[Taco John]

You're right about one thing. I sure don't feel the least bit guilty about this win. Perhaps if Brandon Marshall hadn't turned Cromartie into his personal wheelbarrow to the endzone all game long, I'd feel bad. Perhaps if Shanahan didn't give them the opportunity to keep us out of the endzone, only to see a rookie get the best of their so-called Superbowl-ready defense, I'd feel bad.

We'd have made the playoffs two years ago if the refs didn't blow two key calls in the Sanfrancisco game. We had damn near the same call we saw yesterday go against us vs. Chicago last year.

San Diego is 0-2, not because of the refs, but because their defense doesn't have what it takes to keep the enzone clear in the closing seconds of the game.

[morphius]

Originally Posted by El Pendejo
It never takes more than a few seconds for Chiefs fans to invoke the cooking spray excuse. Forget the fact that the Donks out hit the Chiefs in that game, and playoffs Marty choked. Hah! Anytime I hear KC fans whine about cooking spray I giggle.

Forget the fact that if there was a replay the Chiefs that TD by Gonzo would have counted near the end?

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by Taco John

You're right about one thing. I sure don't feel the least bit guilty about this win. Perhaps if Brandon Marshall hadn't turned Cromartie into his personal wheelbarrow to the endzone all game long, I'd feel bad. Perhaps if Shanahan didn't give them the opportunity to keep us out of the endzone, only to see a rookie get the best of their so-called Superbowl-ready defense, I'd feel bad.

We'd have made the playoffs two years ago if the refs didn't blow two key calls in the Sanfrancisco game. We had damn near the same call we saw yesterday go against us vs. Chicago last year.

San Diego is 0-2, not because of the refs, but because their defense doesn't have what it takes to keep the enzone clear in the closing seconds of the game.

Dear God,

Please forgive me for agreeing with Taco John.

[Taco John]

Originally Posted by morphius

Because the bronco's can do no wrong and don't get breaks, it is just the way it is meant to be. While most the other Denver fans are saying that you got screwed, Taco is hearing calling the ruling right, just as he called all the rulings in their last playoff game right, just as he ignores the shot right in the back of Williams knees while he was standing around by Shannon Sharpe right before DT tried to rip his head off.

I did call the ruling right, because it was right. The call itself was wrong, but I can see why he missed it. It looked like a classic tuck rule situation when happening in real time. But once he made the judgement that it was an incomeplete pass, he blew the whistle. That's it. Play over. It's unreviewable after that point. Everybody knows this. It's taught that way from pop-warner all the way to the pros. Once the whistle blows, the play is dead and no one else gets hit. It's never going to be changed. There is no way to 'fix' it because it's about safety.

He got the call wrong, but he got the ruling right. We benefitted from it. It's about damn time. We've been on the raw end of those kinds of calls for the better part of a decade, if you ask a Broncos fan. I sure don't feel guilty about it, especially considering they had the opportunity to stop us from putting up the go ahead 2 pointer for the win.

[Buck]

Originally Posted by ta900

Yeah right that's easy as hell for you to say, the fact was there was a few minutes left in that game and not 1 but two blatant block in the backs happened that actually DIRECTLY gave the Chiefs a TD because he scored on that exact same play, at least the Chargers had a few chances to still stop the Broncos and win after the bad call. It's easy to say its the worst for you when it goes against YOUR team.

Well I remember that play very clearly, and excuse me if I am wrong, but if I can just borrow your reasoning for a second. You had 9 other guys who could have tackled him, and If I remember correctly, there were 2 missed tackles on the play, and also the Denver Coverage team was completely out of their lanes. When a Kick Returner dances around for 10 seconds, he should not be able to return that, block in the back or not.

[Frazod]

Originally Posted by Taco John

You're right about one thing. I sure don't feel the least bit guilty about this win. Perhaps if Brandon Marshall hadn't turned Cromartie into his personal wheelbarrow to the endzone all game long, I'd feel bad. Perhaps if Shanahan didn't give them the opportunity to keep us out of the endzone, only to see a rookie get the best of their so-called Superbowl-ready defense, I'd feel bad.

We'd have made the playoffs two years ago if the refs didn't blow two key calls in the Sanfrancisco game. We had damn near the same call we saw yesterday go against us vs. Chicago last year.

San Diego is 0-2, not because of the refs, but because their defense doesn't have what it takes to keep the enzone clear in the closing seconds of the game.

Actually, in this instance, the Donx thieving despicable shit actually worked in my favor, since I put high points on them in the pool. Game in Denver+thin air+bought refs = Donx win.

And as always, your sorry-ass justifications are good for a laugh.

[Taco John]

Originally Posted by frazod

Actually, in this instance, the Donx thieving despicable shit actually worked in my favor, since I put high points on them in the pool. Game in Denver+thin air+bought refs = Donx win.

And as always, your sorry-ass justifications are good for a laugh.

Bet the over in Denver games this year. It's free money with this particular offense coupled with this particular defense. It's the closest thing to a free money machine that you'll ever find.

[Taco John]

...not to mention, apparently there is a league-wide conspiracy to give Denver wins. I'm not sure why people like you and Titus aren't butt-****king rich given your knowledge of this plot.

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by Taco John

Bet the over in Denver games this year. It's free money with this particular offense coupled with this particular defense. It's the closest thing to a free money machine that you'll ever find.

This.

[Buck]

Originally Posted by Taco John

I did call the ruling right, because it was right. The call itself was wrong, but I can see why he missed it. It looked like a classic tuck rule situation when happening in real time. But once he made the judgement that it was an incomeplete pass, he blew the whistle. That's it. Play over. It's unreviewable after that point. Everybody knows this. It's taught that way from pop-warner all the way to the pros. Once the whistle blows, the play is dead and no one else gets hit. It's never going to be changed. There is no way to 'fix' it because it's about safety.

He got the call wrong, but he got the ruling right. We benefitted from it. It's about damn time. We've been on the raw end of those kinds of calls for the better part of a decade, if you ask a Broncos fan. I sure don't feel guilty about it, especially considering they had the opportunity to stop us from putting up the go ahead 2 pointer for the win.

You are 100% correct with this statement. I am not arguing anymore, so just hear me out.

The whistle actually didnt blow until right about when the Chargers LB had it, but it may have been a couple seconds before.

Both Jay Cutler and Tim Dobbins continued at 100% effort even after the whistle had blown. That is why the NFL is likely to come up with some kind of rule change this offseason.

You won the game, thats in the books, but you cannot deny that in a game where the Chargers did not get one bounce their way, until that play, it is shitty for the Chargers fans to get that taken away from them.

[ta900]

Originally Posted by BuckinKaeding

Well I remember that play very clearly, and excuse me if I am wrong, but if I can just borrow your reasoning for a second. You had 9 other guys who could have tackled him, and If I remember correctly, there were 2 missed tackles on the play, and also the Denver Coverage team was completely out of their lanes. When a Kick Returner dances around for 10 seconds, he should not be able to return that, block in the back or not.

Yeah and the Chargers had 2 chances after the bad call, they had two drives earlier that ended up as FG's right down near the endzone. The Chargers had plenty of other plays and drives that they themselves screwed up, not to mention the 2 minute march down the field to give denver another TD right before half.