You know it is top notch of embarrassing when Tree is laughing his ass off as hard as he did in making this video.
Conglaturation, Cowboys (2024)!
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You know it is top notch of embarrassing when Tree is laughing his ass off as hard as he did in making this video.
Conglaturation, Cowboys (2024)!
Yes Lions!
Yeah, that saying where everything evens itself out in the end comes to mind after they blew the call in the 1st half and gave the lions a penalty instead of the rams.
Bravo Lions!
Whoever wins tonight game is going to be destroyed by the Lions
Huh. I see Flacco did Flacco things.
Man, thought I'd be pretty even about the result but found myself rooting hard for these Lions, what a game and what a win! So happy for them. Another home playoff game with even a slight chance of hosting the NFC conference final if the Packers do some crazy shit in San Francisco.
Wasn't it a weird decision from the Lions to accept the holding penalty late in the 4th by the way? I only watched Game in 40 just now so would need to double check, but you have the Rams at 4th & 4 in their own territory, yet accept the penalty and make it a 3th & 14 again? Were they really going to go for it at that point in the game needing 4 yards?
Wasn't it a weird decision from the Lions to accept the holding penalty late in the 4th by the way? I only watched Game in 40 just now so would need to double check, but you have the Rams at 4th & 4 in their own territory, yet accept the penalty and make it a 3th & 14 again? Were they really going to go for it at that point in the game needing 4 yards?
Welp, seeing the Texans do what they did, and the Ravens coming off a long layoff... I'm concerned. I don't see the Steelers beating the Bills.
It put them out of field goal range. They were in lions territory. At the 35 yard line if I'm not mistaken.
You have all your timeouts plus the two minute warning left. I'd trust my defense to get the ball back. The mistake was not taking the timeout before the 2 minute warning.
What a performance by Dallas. Best night ever.
I barely tolerate Stephen A's existence because of this moment every year
Oh okay, makes sense, thought they hadn't passed midfield yet there.
Completely disagree about the Mcvay punt call. You just have to go for it there imo. Detroit need two first downs to win the game either way but you have to give yourself a chance. Even if you don’t get it the Lions get the ball on own 45 still needing two first downs so just give yourself a chance. Crazy stuff can happen on plays, you can have a completion, get a PI or anything. Lions also have one of the best punters in the league so if you get a stop you will probably get it at your own 25-30 anyways
The Mike McCarthy effect.
This issue pre dates McCarthy in Dallas tbf. But yeh, he's certainly done nothing to sort it.
That’s why he fits in so well in Dallas.
Word Dak, word
One should just show them this picture and they will not be so livid anymore:
It's funny when this gets brought up randomly while conveniently dismissing/forgetting Goff nearly had his head ripped off the preceding possession which alters the Saints following drive if the refs call the blatant facemask.
Happy for the Lions until I remember @Eboue doesn't deserve this level of happiness between NFL and CFB
Okay, then show them the ridiculous false start call from yesterday. Show them how they had multiple trips to the Redzone but a lot of them ended up in chip shots, show them whatever. The end result is almost never down to one particular play, and refs are more lenient with defensive contact down the stretch anyway, especially in the playoffs.
Apart from the final play in the superbowl . FML
What? They had one timeout left. They used one to barely avoid the delay of game and another one at the start of the third
I thought they had two left, was watching the game on mute and not paying full attention.
Days like this make you wish Shannon was still on the Skip Bayless show.
Tough loss, terrible defense in the first and some bad coaching in the redzone. Still, that we got 10 wins and almost beat the Lions away in a playoff game with this team is an amazing season. Looking forward to next season already.
Dan is an inspiring man when you see speeches like this:
Yikes
Yeah that was such a strange decision. Even though Stafford appeared surprisingly fine with the the throws he still made after - he should not have been allowed to return after that. A lot of folks on the NFL subreddit didn't understand or support the league s decision there either. Playing with a dude s life.
Steelers make the playoffs every season just to be embarrassed in round 1
Whats usually the wording of the ref on challenges that are unsuccessful?
Is there a "not enough evidence to over call" vs the o nfield call was definitely correct?
Is there a "not enough evidence to over call" vs the o nfield call was definitely correct?
Dont have sound atm, why was that not overturned?