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Wow... ya think we got away with one?

PanthersAlv

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34 is clearly interfering with Moose's ability to catch.

Should have been D PI imo. :)

yeah I recall that play... the defender cut off his route and never turned to see the ball.

I thought it should'a been too... from the other end of the field... upper corner opposite side... So take it for what it's worth I guess. :P

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I watch more football than I care to admit and I honestly can't think of a wide receiver that gets away with more poo than Moose.

He pushes off every single time he catches a ball, he's dirty, he grabs facemasks (as illustrated), and holds on every block.

but fug it they don't call it I don't care.

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I watch more football than I care to admit and I honestly can't think of a wide receiver that gets away with more sh*t than Moose.

He pushes off every single time he catches a ball, he's dirty, he grabs facemasks (as illustrated), and holds on every block.

but f*ck it they don't call it I don't care.

I agree that moose gets away with a lot, but Heinz Ward gets away with more I'd say, and the stuff he does is the type that is aiming to hurt people.

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