From
where I sit it looks like the NFL dropped the ball...and still had an amazing Sunday...
I
want to get the complaining done first...what idiot decided I
shouldn't be allowed to watch the end of the Ravens-Vikings game?
There's four seconds left and a video review is underway for a
potential game winning touchdown...aaannnnnnd let's take you out to
San Francisco where the 49ers and Seahawks are nearly ready to start.
It wasn't even for the kick-off. They went to commercial. If you
can't show me the end of a game, please don't show me the beginning
of it. Someone should channel their inner Dave Hodge.
Apart
from that it was a memorable day of football...
Even
if I missed the official ruling, Baltimore and Minnesota scored four
touchdowns in 90 seconds trading the lead each time! Detroit and
Philadelphia played in a full-on blizzard. And put on a great show.
LeSean McCoy set a team record with 217 rushing yards. Jeremy Ross
had 2 touchdowns and 243 yards, just on punt and kick returns. All
in 6 to 8 inches of snow. The Patriots scored two touchdowns in 30
seconds to edge the Browns. Sure, there was an bad call thrown in
there, but none-the-less still impressive. Matt Prater hit an NFL
record 64-yard field goal in Denver. The Niners and Seahawks spent
60 minutes trying to kill each other. Drew Brees hit the 50,000 yard
mark. Nobody stayed to watch the Redskins lose. And the NFL set a
record for number of touchdowns in a single day (90). It was all
almost too much to take in...and that's what the NFL Network is for!
At
least that's how I see it...and I sit in the cheap seats.
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