Don't know if this is the right time or place for this but........
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ME&MYACE400
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Go Nuggets 
TwistedT
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they look good right now.
see what they do agin the pats
see what they do agin the pats
GKL
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It's not a really big deal to me who wins the Vikings/Eagles game just let it be won fairly and not affected by bad calls from the officials like the Jags/Pats game was......
It's bad when a wrong action by an official might have changed the outcome of a championship game.
Here is an article I just read that explains......
An ill-timed whistle likely robbed the Jaguars from a trip to the Super Bowl
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/an-ill-timed-whistle-likely-robbed-the-jaguars-from-a-trip-to-the-super-bowl/ar-AAuZiil
Early in the fourth quarter, the Patriots broke out a trick play with a pass back to Danny Amendola who proceeded to find Dion Lewis for what would have been a first down. Jack jumped in to strip the ball from Lewis and rose to his feet ready to run the ball the other way.
Jack had no Patriots ahead of him who could have made a play against one of the league's speediest linebackers. Yet, the play was called dead.
It shouldn't have been.
Jack was not touched after he gained full control of the ball and was justifiably furious when the official blew his whistle. He had a touchdown and would have extended the Jaguars' lead to 27-10 in the fourth quarter. The play was ruled a fumble on the field, so the official either inadvertently blew the whistle or incorrectly ruled Jack down by contact.
Once a play is ruled down by contact, the subsequent return can't be reviewed.
In that moment, the play should have been allowed to continue and reviewed after the score.
It's bad when a wrong action by an official might have changed the outcome of a championship game.
Here is an article I just read that explains......
An ill-timed whistle likely robbed the Jaguars from a trip to the Super Bowl
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/an-ill-timed-whistle-likely-robbed-the-jaguars-from-a-trip-to-the-super-bowl/ar-AAuZiil
Early in the fourth quarter, the Patriots broke out a trick play with a pass back to Danny Amendola who proceeded to find Dion Lewis for what would have been a first down. Jack jumped in to strip the ball from Lewis and rose to his feet ready to run the ball the other way.
Jack had no Patriots ahead of him who could have made a play against one of the league's speediest linebackers. Yet, the play was called dead.
It shouldn't have been.
Jack was not touched after he gained full control of the ball and was justifiably furious when the official blew his whistle. He had a touchdown and would have extended the Jaguars' lead to 27-10 in the fourth quarter. The play was ruled a fumble on the field, so the official either inadvertently blew the whistle or incorrectly ruled Jack down by contact.
Once a play is ruled down by contact, the subsequent return can't be reviewed.
In that moment, the play should have been allowed to continue and reviewed after the score.
cellrdwellr
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Should be a good one 
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