01-31-2016, 12:20 PM
I was simply upset with the inconsistencies most of the season. Nelson's hit on Owen Daniels in the Denver game was not flagged, but William's hit on Wheaton in the steelers game was. Eifert caught the ball, took steps and turned in the ravens game, but was ruled he was still a receiver in the process of making a catch and not a runner yet so no TD. Gio takes steps turns and gets hit but was ruled to have made a football move so he was considered a runner. In an effort to "protect" players, the NFL has simply made it almost impossible to determine what is what in any bang-bang close play.
As for the Gio hit/fumble recovery when steeler fans say that should have been a TD and the steelers should have been up by 7 more points. OK, but if I give you that, then I also think Bryant's TD should not have stood since by the time he pinned the ball to the back of his thigh, thus gaining control, he only took one step before somersaulting out of bounds. So those two plays kind of cancel each other out. In other words, I think the steelers got the correct amount of points for their total when it all is said and done. Their 18 point total is correct, they should not have had 25.
As for the Gio hit/fumble recovery when steeler fans say that should have been a TD and the steelers should have been up by 7 more points. OK, but if I give you that, then I also think Bryant's TD should not have stood since by the time he pinned the ball to the back of his thigh, thus gaining control, he only took one step before somersaulting out of bounds. So those two plays kind of cancel each other out. In other words, I think the steelers got the correct amount of points for their total when it all is said and done. Their 18 point total is correct, they should not have had 25.
