That Annoying "You got 12th manned for the Nth Time" sign

[Jase]

Cruel twist of irony? Karma?  Whatever you want to call it. When the phantom false start penalties started rolling in, Fox was ready to cut to the sign counting how many errors the crowd noise had caused.

Did anybody see if they added one to the sign on the Olsen TD? :-) Crowd noise is a factor for the defense, too, it would seem.  I believe this was an underrated point that Josh Norman made on the podcast.

[Jangler]

How many times did they show it? 3-4 times. Yeah, not much (none) after we took control.

[Jase]

I just wanted to know if they added one to the sign with tears in their eyes as Thomas and Sherman were arguing with each other over which call they heard.

[Castavar]

Those phantom false start calls were absolute bullsh*t. I would have loved if Fox camera crew went back to their reactions when Olsen scored that game winning TD.

[Kakarot]

Yea, fug that sign. I wanted to rip it in half after the 3rd time they showed. I remember screaming in the bar, "wtf are they seeing a false start...I don't see sh**." 

Glad we were able to shut that crowd up.

[KB_fan]

Cruel twist of irony? Karma?  Whatever you want to call it. When the phantom false start penalties started rolling in, Fox was ready to cut to the sign counting how many errors the crowd noise had caused.

Did anybody see if they added one to the sign on the Olsen TD? :-) Crowd noise is a factor for the defense, too, it would seem.  I believe this was an underrated point that Josh Norman made on the podcast.

Yes, in the end, Seattle 12th-manned their own team on that final play when the defense couldn't hear the play calls.