Dark Side don't tell me you aren't thankful for that game.....
WOW That call will be discussed ALL WEEK!!
Even So What A Fuc^^g GAME!
Please admit ...you guys stole one......just like the Pats Tonight...
Darth, I have a completely different take...
The Steelers didn't steal anything. Yes, the call at the goal line went their way, but the officials made the call. From everything I've heard and read so far, the call was in complete compliance with NFL rules. If Miami wants to cry, they need to cry to the NFL Competition Committee. Personally, on some calls I hate the rules and on some calls I love them. This was a call and rule that I loved and yes, am thankful for. This week. If the same call goes against Pittsburgh next week, I hate the rule. Such is the nature of the NFL.
There are controversial calls, and non-calls, in every game. Did you see how, in overtime, the refs allowed the Ravens to hold up the Bills' tight end while they stripped him of the ball? Forward progress had obviously been stopped, yet no whistle. A non-call that probably cost Buffalo the game
I'm sure you remember the "Tuck Rule". Raiders fans hate the rule, just as they still hate the "Immaculate Reception" from back in the '70s. To this day, John Madden insists it was an illegal play
Yesterday, the Dolphins had every opportunity to win the game.
Pittsburgh fumbled the opening kickoff return on their own 22. Miami recovered. In 3 plays, the Dolphins moved the ball 1 yard and settled for a field goal
On Pittsburgh's next possesion, BR7 fumbled on their own 13. Miami recovered. In 3 plays, the Dolphins moved the ball 8 yards and settled for a field goal
On Miami's last possesion, after the kick return, they had the ball at their own 29 with 2:19 on the clock, 1 timeout left plus the 2 minute warning. In 4 plays, the Dolphins moved the ball 4 yards and lost the game
Good teams overcome injuries, field position, penalties and "bad" calls. Consider Pittsburgh's final drive in Super Bowl XLIII. After the return, they had the ball on their own 22. The first play was a holding call, which pushed them back to the 12. 1st and 20 on their 12, 2:24 on the clock, 2 timeouts left plus the 2 minute warning.
The Steelers drove 88 yards on 8 plays in 2:02 for the go-ahead touchdown
Arizona actually had a last-gasp chance to win. With 15 seconds left, they had the ball 1st and 10 on Pittsburgh's 44. What happened? LaMarr Woodley sacked Kurt Warner and caused a fumble, which Pittsburgh recovered. They then ran the clock out to win the game
Do I feel bad for Miami fans? Yep, I do. But the Dolphins are 3-3. They have 10 more games to prove what kind of team they are