TB Bucs Fan Yammering about the blown call---

Love your avatar there. lol

Bro please be classy when visiting other sites. We don't want to make trouble there.:wink2:

You know what seperates the dolfans on this site from fans from other sites ? Pure honesty, unlike pats fans we dont think winning by hook or crook is a great thing we call it for what it is, MANY members in here believe that call was bad. But what can you do its done and over with we got over us being screwed over in the Saints game.

I don't blame them for being angry because it was a bad call. Why do you go there and rub it in?

I would look both ways before crossing the street if I were you. :up:

"Killerphins wrote:

I don't blame them for being angry because it was a bad call. Why do you go there and rub it in?

I would look both ways before crossing the street if I were you. :up:

Trust me when I tell you this, i don't believe it was a blown call. He never had complete possesion, and it never touched the ground. INT was right, JT scoring would have been the right call in my mind, but then again----the TB player pulled up when JT was running so they probably figured it would be unfair to give the TD.

Time to have fun with that Gator/TB fan ;).

"Phinvader Bill wrote:

Love your avatar there. lol

Thank you thank you.....

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Well to be honest we did get the officiating that game. Too bad we can't get it playing the Pats or Aints.

absolutely horrific call.

I don't care honestly we finally got calls go our way and got a win out of it. I'll take it.

Calls like that that could bounce either way I take in stride. If it bounces our way, great, if it doesn't, that's cool too.

As rough as it is getting those calls I don't think I'd rub it in, or argue with a fan of an opposing team about it unless it was the Pats, Jets, or Bills. Then all bets are off ;)

"SeanP wrote:

Calls like that that could bounce either way I take in stride. If it bounces our way, great, if it doesn't, that's cool too.

As rough as it is getting those calls I don't think I'd rub it in, or argue with a fan of an opposing team about it unless it was the Pats, Jets, or Bills. Then all bets are off ;)

Well, he is a Gator fan, I believe i can rub it in this time.

Especially considering how bad the calls have been for the Gators this year.

The ref did a bad job explaining what they ruled. He said the receiver had possession of the ball but the ball never hit the ground and popped out. If he had possession he was down by contact. I'm assuming that they felt he had possession then fumbled before making contact with the ground.

It's what it is at this point. If Tampa's D hadn't folded at the end it would be a moot point.

After the Darren Sharper touchdown against us I have no pity for blown calls anymore. We've had our share of them go against us. If the officials called holding today the game would not have been close anyway. Cam Wake is still getting held.

"unifiedtheory wrote:

After the Darren Sharper touchdown against us I have no pity for blown calls anymore. We've had our share of them go against us. If the officials called holding today the game would not have been close anyway. Cam Wake is still getting held.

You saw that too!

As for the call, it was iffy. Probably bad, but whatever. Like I told my wife, "don't care, we've been screwed before too and it usually evens out." She told me the Bucs don't care about that, they didn't do anything wrong and I just laughed!

It is one of those deals for me that could be justified by either side. I'm happy about it but I'd be pissed if it was against us. After watching the game, I would say that we are almost as good as the Bucs.

To be honest, I do not think it was a bad call. I think it was a bad TV production. I usually envy a FOX broadcast but not today. I think they must have had only one guy in the truck. That play was a pivotal moment in the game. It would seem to me that at some point it would have been slo-motioned down to the mili-second. We get nothing.

I expect the NFL Network to have this one on "official review" on their Tuesday broadcast and I think this is exactly what you will see. Freeze this video at THE VERY BEGINNING of 00:41. You can be at LATE 00:41/ EARLY 00:42 and the elbow will be down. At EARLY 00:41 you will see the ball moving before any part of Clayton is down. Although Ron Pitts hopes "elbow down" right after this point in the video, you can plainly see the ball movement when only a HAND is down. The fact is that Clayton's elbow was not down at 00:41 when the ball started moving away from Clayton's chest. By 00:42 in the video you can almost see the entirety of Claytons jersey number. The ball was clearly moving during the one second span of 00:41.

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-cant-miss-plays/09000d5d81434202/WK-10-Can-t-Miss-Play-Controversial-Review

There is nothing controversial about the call at all. The terrible broadcast along with the terrible broadcast crew was responsible for any controversy created by the call.

Questionable call but who cares. We got ****ed in the Saints game, so justice has been served.

maks up for the bad saints call but its nice to be on the other side of these ridiculous games. (and if the call was correct makes up for the colts collapse) makes up for something. besides this just puts the bucs one step closer to getting defensive tackle Suh. They should be thanking us

"DolfanTom wrote:

You saw that too!

As for the call, it was iffy. Probably bad, but whatever. Like I told my wife, "don't care, we've been screwed before too and it usually evens out." She told me the Bucs don't care about that, they didn't do anything wrong and I just laughed!

Wake was mugged about a half dozen times. I could clearly see his arm being held as he turned the corner. What is the umpire is looking at? It's his job to throw a flag....at least ONE!

No matter how ya look at it... heads up play by Taylor...

Whether it was a bad call or not, the Bucs still controlled their destiny in that game. If they want to know why they lost the game they don't need to look any further than an idiotic excessive celebration penalty after their TD with 1:13 left, or their defense's inability to stop us when it mattered.

"MonstBlitz wrote:

Whether it was a bad call or not, the Bucs still controlled their destiny in that game. If they want to know why they lost the game they don't need to look any further than an idiotic excessive celebration penalty after their TD with 1:13 left, or their defense's inability to stop us when it mattered.

That penalty actually helped them IMO. After everyone on our ST unit watched the ball bounce down to the 15 yard line on the subsequent kickoff.

Why don't they yammer about all of Freeman's fumbles that bounced into the right spot? The Bucs could have easily had five or six turnovers in that game.

"muscle979 wrote:

Why don't they yammer about all of Freeman's fumbles that bounced into the right spot? The Bucs could have easily had five or six turnovers in that game.

because fumbles going either way are normal parts of the game.

a ref making one of the stupidest decisions i've ever seen isn't.