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Block in the back


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I don't know how anyone could not have seen it. Very blatant. Makes you wonder how and why the refs choose to make their calls. You would think, given that momentum is so critical in football and that a bad call can have such a huge effect on the outcome, the refs would want to get a call like that right. Guess not.

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I think it matters that took the air out of the fans in my section so I can only imagine what it did to the players on the field. And the announcers are idiots if they said it was legal because I watched the game again yesterday and he was pushed in the back and that gave Desean a huge lane to run through.

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FOUND IT! Peter King proclaimed him Special teamer of the Week but had this to say!

"DeSean Jackson, WR/PR, Philadelphia. Jackson's the luckiest man on the face of the earth, Week 1 version. He broke open the Eagles-Panthers game with an 85-yard punt-return for touchdown in the second quarter at Charlotte, and he was barely touched on it. But one of the reasons he was barely touched was a how-did-they-miss-it illegal-block-in-the-back by Philly's Chris Clemons as the return just got up and running. The return, up the left side on an otherwise well-blocked play, gave Philadelphia a 17-7 lead, and the Eagles basically just grinded out the win from there.

Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/peter_king/09/13/week1/2.html#ixzz0RBCUDuId

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Fox also mentioned they were sending the Eagles' 85-yard punt return in for review, believing one of their players was blocked illegally.

Yep, that was it.

It didn't help that P Jason Baker hit a low smoker that gave DeSean Jackson a nice running start before the coverage arrived.

http://www.heraldonline.com/665?plckController=Blog&plckBlogPage=BlogViewPost&insiteUserId=ded44479-eff0-4fb5-98bf-9edb9d130913&plckPostId=Blog%3aded44479-eff0-4fb5-98bf-9edb9d130913Post%3a434a130f-66a5-4ac0-ae0d-98c99cc454e2&plckScript=blogScript&plckElementId=blogDest

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Funny stuff...

[Fox said] "Tiger Woods and Roger Federer don't win every week," Fox said.

No, but Tiger doesn't fire 90s, and Federer typically clears the net with serves.

Well put Darin...

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