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Official Panthers - Titans Gameday Thread


Jeremy Igo
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Yea it was BS but Joe gave the refs the opportunity the throw the flag...ppl hate on the Pats all the want but they employ smart players who don't do poo like that...that's why they go to the SB an insane amount and have plenty of bling to show for it.

You cannot fugin block someone who is already past you....the ONLY thing that can happen after that is what just happened to us...a stupid penalty that negates a big return...Webb has to know that the defender isn't even near Ginn...Ginn had such a huge lane....just need to employ high IQ players who actually understand the situation(s) they are in.

So yea blame the refs but it was the player who gave the ref the leverage to make a call.

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