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How many push offs will the refs let Tony G get this week?

Hotsauce

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Sasquatch Apprentice

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Believe it or not, I was saying that to myself the whole time I was posting that.

I just think much better threads could be made.

I can't make them very well either, so I don't make too many threads.

 

The OP has apparently noticed that some well known players get some infractions overlooked by the zebras. It gets frustrating.

No need to let others venting their frustration to get your BP up.

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Thread topic aside, I think this will be a much tougher game than we anticpate. I didn't watch the entire game last night, but the falcons have not folded their tent just yet. And you can bet they don't want us to win the South in their house.

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You arent wrong on kuechly while he is one of the better mlbs in coverage he does mug his guy ALOT. I have the all 22 and it happens almost every game but for some reason the refs never see him. I wonder if keuch some times does it on purpose at the right time but I have a feeling its going to cost us again like it did in buffalo hopefully it.isnt a deciding factor when it happens

I wonder if we are being coached that way some, because we have such a great goal line D. i know white gets called for some holds, but if it stops a td and gives them 1st and goal, we have a chance to make a stop. It would be one thing if we had a bad D and everyone that got to the 1 scored, however we dont and its hard to score on us. I think thats why Ron sticks with white, cause when he gets beat he holds like hell instead of letting the guy score an easy TD. its one of the benefits of having a great D line is if you got a pass off and we held and got a flag, you have to now deal with our strength and thats front 7.

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Anybodyhome Grand Master

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He will be called on it. We are a hot team and they are not.

 

He won't get called on it- he wasn't called on it last night when he caught the TD pass. He ran is route straight ahead into the endzone, ran into a DB, grabbed him with both hands, threw him down, turned around and caught the pass. Flags came flying and they called the DB for holding!

 

Even Jerry Rice in the booth said, "That was a turrible call... maybe I need to call Steve Young up here...."

 

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He won't get called on it- he wasn't called on it last night when he caught the TD pass. He ran is route straight ahead into the endzone, ran into a DB, grabbed him with both hands, threw him down, turned around and caught the pass. Flags came flying and they called the DB for holding!

Even Jerry Rice in the booth said, "That was a turrible call... maybe I need to call Steve Young up here...."

I thought I was crazy and was seeing things when they called defensive holding. I don't understand how they didn't see Gonzalez throw the dB to the ground. Pretty ridiculous and a terrible call by the refs.

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PghPanther Mentor

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the bottom line is Tony will be balls out to conclude his career on a high note and this team will give us fits but we must keep pounding.............

 

I am convinced with the status of Smitty, CJ and even Cam (among some others) need this win in the worst way to make a serious run in the playoffs.

 

As far as any Super Bowl hopes go, now that we are in the dance this game is the most important game we play to set up the Panthers to see that possibility happen.

 

If we do not win and are forced to play next week as a wild card I do not see the health of our team getting a necessary rest to make a deep run............

 

Win at Atlanta and we become a force in the playoffs........................and still even have a chance at #1 seed too.......

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