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I may be wrong, but when the Colts receiver (Pierre Garcon?) kicked the ball after he
dropped it, shouldn't that have been a delay of game penalty?
dropped it, shouldn't that have been a delay of game penalty?
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Re: Delay of game penalty?
Originally posted by Jigawatts
Yup. The refs are very inconsistant IMO. THIS should be rogie goodell's issue. Not that other crap he gets all upity about.Steel City Mafia
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Re: Delay of game penalty?
I texted my buddy right after it happened. Yes, indeed it is a delay of game penalty, and for something happen in the open field like that, not kicking it out of bounds or something like that, to me it HAS to be called.Originally posted by DjfanComment
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Re: Delay of game penalty?
Just another example of the home cooking by the refs on Sunday...
The Colts still lost, but I would like to see consistency from week to week...Actually, my post was NOT about you...but, if the shoe fits, feel free to lace that &!+€# up and wear it.Comment
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Re: Delay of game penalty?
Perhaps the refs were afraid to call a penalty on Garcon because they thought he was a vampire.
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