Partial explanation for the challenge loss

[Proudiddy]

1 hour ago, TheCasillas said:

so your counter argument here is ... maybe the refs wouldn't know the rule? It is a penalty. Why would we spike the ball knowing it is a penalty to spike the ball with a stopped clock? 

No, that's not my argument.  What I said was pretty clear.  You shared a post on a little known rule that has a history of having a 50% chance of being called correctly over the last 4 years lol.  And then I said, so if you wanted to base what we should've done off of that, it's the coaches job to have a play ready to go as soon as the ball was set, whether the clock was dead or running, and they didn't...  thanks.

[Moonstone]

1 hour ago, TheCasillas said:

The penalty for defensive delay of game. Since the player did not get off of DJ Moore the refs threw the flag. Which ended up helping the Bucs.

Yes, this is correct. Some people are blaming Teddy for taking his time, but from what I can remember, he and the rest of the offensive line were hustling down the field to spike it, only to be stopped by that delay of game penalty caused by Bucs player.

[TheCasillas]

1 hour ago, Proudiddy said:

No, that's not my argument.  What I said was pretty clear.  You shared a post on a little known rule that has a history of having a 50% chance of being called correctly over the last 4 years lol.  And then I said, so if you wanted to base what we should've done off of that, it's the coaches job to have a play ready to go as soon as the ball was set, whether the clock was dead or running, and they didn't...  thanks.

wow.... some real intelligence on display here. Thank you for showing your inability to comprehend competitive sports. This was an absolute treasure of entertainment. 

[Proudiddy]

27 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

wow.... some real intelligence on display here. Thank you for showing your inability to comprehend competitive sports. This was an absolute treasure of entertainment. 

The mental gymnastics you had to perform to view yourself as the arbiter of intelligence here is equally entertaining.  Thanks for your contributions.