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panthersphan

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Because the refs decided to stop fuging the Steelers. They were obviously trying to give it to the Cards at the end, and when the Cards wouldn't step up and take it....they took it back.

I will take a double shot of the delusional juice brother...:biggrinjester:

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Maybe the Steelers took advantage of the shady officiating and sprinted out on the field when such a scenario occured and then took a knee mere seconds from when the replay officials could buzz in to the officials about a review.

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Warner flipped out and yelled for his coach to challenge the first time it happened, and although his coaches could not the second time...Warner said and did nothing other than walk off the field. He knew.

I really don't think it would have mattered, even if it was ruled incomplete they would have still just had to Hail Mary it.

Plus I am about as against that stupid rule as you could get anyway so if anything it represents the ones that should have been fumbles that were ruled incomplete.

(and if you have dvr you can see the defender gets his hands on the ball before the arm is even going forward)

Also like when cutler did that to us, why do they never call intentional grounding after those? Just because its ruled a pass instead of a fumble doesn't make it a legal pass.(the one in the denver game should have been grounding)

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