Gimme a break. His knee was down for a fraction of a second and was easily confused with his next football move which was skirting off and away from the blitz.
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Only 3 leagues this year. No sense in rooting for everyone in the NFL.
this game has been sooo defensive. punt after punt after punt. I wouldn't be surprised if it ends up being 3-0 in the end. each team is doing great at stopping the run, esp the pats. the eagles have been forced to pass a lot.
On the play where PInkston caught the 40 yard pass, which essentially got Philly's first TD, Tra Thomas blatantly blocked Richard Seymour in the back. Seymour was breathing down McNabb's neck, so Tra Thomas simply blocked him in teh back. No call. Result of the play: 40 yard pass to Pinkston, setting the Eagles up to score their first TD.
Don't believe me, rewind the game when it's over. It was at roughly 11:20 in the 2nd quarter.
Why are the refs so quick to award Philly with the fumble recovery just because Darwin Walker came up with it after 30 minutes of fighting under the pile? If anything, Tom Brady had more possession of it than anyone else when the first Eagle touched him.
And why are the refs so quick to not see McNabb's knee down when he was sacked, and then fumbled?
And why are the refs so quick to not see Givens' knee down on Givens' fumble?
What's trolling? I'm not trying to be smart, I honestly don't know what that is. Let me know what it is and I'll stop, honestly.
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