Quote:From Brian Tuohy's TheFixisIn.net...
If you watched the video and saw Tucker's reaction to his miss, his is the face of a man who's not sure of what he just witnessed. The ball moved twice to his right (the viewer's left) mid-flight. Granted, the guy was 222-222 for PATs and every kicker is bound to miss sooner or later, but Tucker's expression is beyond disappointment. It's shock. It's almost as if he just saw a UFO.

And maybe he did.

Is it possible that the NFL can now control kicks via magnetic fields between the goal posts and the ball itself? Yeah, I know. This sounds like an outlandish conspiracy theory. But hell, I'm the "King of the Sports Conspiracies" so let's consider it for a moment.

For starters, back in 2014 it was announced that "new technology" was using magnetic fields to "track" the football's position on the field. This was inserted into regulation NFL balls, didn't affect their weight or behavior (allegedly), and was designed in conjunction with Disney Research (and yes Disney Research is the same Disney that owns Mickey Mouse and ESPN). How far of a stretch would it be to use that magnetic field for other purposes especially when you have a giant piece of metal known as the goal posts on either end of the field? Remember, too, the NFL has special "kicking" balls (K-balls) which are put into play ONLY for kicking plays, meaning if these balls had this magnetic field technology in them, they would only be in play for things such as field goals and extra points.

http://www.thefixisin.net/nfl2018.html

(11-17-2018, 08:42 PM)grampahol Wrote: Not that I'm a Tucker fan or anything of the sort, but something just ain't quite white in the rice.. Anything's possible with billions (with a B) on the line in these games.  Ha! The league likes to block video from Brian's site.. I wonder why. (not really) 

(11-18-2018, 02:45 AM)grampahol Wrote: I don't really know what the league may be up to,  but one thing is for sure when billions of dollars are at stake I don't trust anyone. People are routinely murdered for far less money than the billions of dollars at stake in professional sports. 
I'm in no way accusing anyone of murder, but I definitely don't put tampering with game outcomes past anyone involved in pro football. Anyone who thinks that tampering and dirty deeds are impossible or beyond the people involved in football are beyond naive. That would be like claiming there is no such thing as a corrupt politician. 

(11-18-2018, 08:12 PM)StrictlyBiz Wrote: Bengal fans have just reached a new low in regards to their refs/conspiracy theory complaints.

(11-18-2018, 08:12 PM)StrictlyBiz Wrote: Bengal fans have just reached a new low in regards to their refs/conspiracy theory complaints.

(01-02-2019, 02:52 PM)Stewy Wrote: One nut case does not paint a fanbase.

(01-09-2019, 06:11 AM)grampahol Wrote: And I suppose that the Bengals didn't win this year because of my lack of fishing time? You know you want to believe it's my fault.. 

(01-09-2019, 06:11 AM)grampahol Wrote: And I suppose that the Bengals didn't win this year because of my lack of fishing time? You know you want to believe it's my fault..