***OFFICIAL*** NFL Playoffs: Divisional Round IGT

[BearsJR]

Anybody else see Hill push a coach as they went to commercial

Was wondering if that was goofing around or pissed of.

 

[Anytime23]

Anybody else see Hill push a coach as they went to commercial

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1350929218029424640

 

[WestsideResider]

Because he can?

Ok

 

[Anytime23]

Roger Goodell doing the concussion testing himself.

Rog: Patrick, what day is it?
Patrick: June.
Rog: Cleared.

 

[Leomaz]

Ok

Why do they “let” any quarterback run?

 

[Gustavus Adolphus]

Ok, but using that scenario, EVERY time the offense goes backwards it benefits the D, when, other than this rule, is the offense penalized for going forward?

Let's go a step further: shouldn't the return team have to possess the ball in the endzone on a scrimmage kick in order for it to be a touchback? Why reward the offense with the ball at the 20?

The point being, the endzone has special rules, because it's the one that gives you points. You don't want to give the ball up for a touchback? Then hold onto the ball.

 

[TL1961]

The best answer is what the rule is. Let me give you another scenario: Bears are on their own 1 yard line, and a shotgun snap goes over Watson's head and rolls out of the back of the endzone. Should the defense not be awarded that 2 points for a safety? They never touched it, never made a tackle, it was a mistake completely by the offense.

So why award the safety in that scenario, but not the touchback in the other endzone?

That's not due to change of possession, though. If the Bears offensive player steps out of the back of the end zone, with the ball never being loose or changing hands, it's a safety.

These aren't comparable.

 

[DC]

Cleveland scores a TD, this game gets epic.

 

[TL1961]

Let's go a step further: shouldn't the return team have to possess the ball in the endzone on a scrimmage kick in order for it to be a touchback? Why reward the offense with the ball at the 20?

The point being, the endzone has special rules, because it's the one that gives you points. You don't want to give the ball up for a touchback? Then hold onto the ball.

We all understand the end zone is unlike the rest of teh field when it coems to scoring. But nothing you have said makes the case for turning the ball over to the team that never possessed it or in many cases, even touched it.

 

[TL1961]

Mahomes is out

We dodged a bullet not drafting this injury-prone QB.

 

[Anytime23]

We dodged a bullet not drafting this injury-prone QB.

Agreed. Dude sucks. I've been saying it since day 1.

 

[TL1961]

Agreed. Dude sucks. I've been saying it since day 1.

Even WITH a concussion he'd be better than what we have had.

 

[BearsJR]

We dodged a bullet not drafting this injury-prone QB.

So Pace IS a genius. He told us so.

 

[Gustavus Adolphus]

That's not due to change of possession, though. If the Bears offensive player steps out of the back of the end zone, with the ball never being loose or changing hands, it's a safety.

These aren't comparable.

They're very comparable. It's about possession of the ball in the endzone.

 

[Gustavus Adolphus]

We all understand the end zone is unlike the rest of teh field when it coems to scoring. But nothing you have said makes the case for turning the ball over to the team that never possessed it or in many cases, even touched it.

Because it's the defense's goal. If the ball is loose in your opponents goal, and your action (or as we in the biz call it "force") put it there and it rolls out of bounds, why should you get the ball back?

 

[didshereallysaythat]

Browns D needs to step up! They can win this bitch!

 

[WestsideResider]

Damn I missed hearing real boos

 

[Bears4Ever_34]

Packers are going to luck out avoiding KC in the Superbowl after that Mahomes injury, aren't they?

 

[Warrior Spirit]

Cleveland overcoming some early big plays that went against them. It's a close one with Mahomes out for the rest of the game.

 

[zabavka]

KC is gonna lose. Shows how much a great QB matters.