afc east *Patriots Ch(e)at

[Foxx]

17 hours ago, devnull said:

 

From that shot

 

There is black between the left foot and sidelines, therefore the left foot is inbounds

 

The right toe appears to be touching

Pretty sure the black we are seeing in that image is on his shoe. Either way, the call was made that he was inbounds and to overturn it, there has to be clear and concisive evidence to do so.

[devnull]

1 minute ago, Foxx said:

Pretty sure the black we are seeing in that image is on his shoe. Either way, the call was made that he was inbounds and to overturn it, there has to be clear and concisive evidence to overturn it.

 

If the black you're seeing is his toe, then he has perfectly straight feet.  There's separation between the left foot and the sideline

 

Right foot, might possibly be coming up off the ground.  But at that angle appears to still touch the ground

[Shady]

Bill is done in NE. 

 

if not it’s because KRAFT has something up his dirty sleeve 

[Alaska Darin]

"Whatever shards of the Patriot Dynasty still standing on Sunday night, Chandler Jones smashed them into powder, and he used Mac Jones’ helmet to do it.

Jones, a 6-foot-5, 260-pound defensive end for Las Vegas and a onetime Patriot himself, had just caught the single dumbest lateral of the decade, maybe of all time — a panicked, desperation, no-time-left-on-the-clock heave from New England receiver Jakobi Meyers that Jones happily caught and began angling upfield. The only Patriot in his way? Mac Jones, who put up all the resistance of a polite request. Chandler Jones caught the ball, turned, put one hand on Mac Jones’ face, and rammed the overmatched quarterback into the earth’s core."

 

https://sports.yahoo.com/the-2022-new-england-patriots-are-a-tribute-band-not-a-world-beater-165041241.html

[Chandemonium]

1 hour ago, devnull said:

 

If the black you're seeing is his toe, then he has perfectly straight feet.  There's separation between the left foot and the sideline

 

Right foot, might possibly be coming up off the ground.  But at that angle appears to still touch the ground

Yup, and the aerial shot that everyone is up in arms about that appears to show his toe coming down out of bounds is of the right foot, but this angle suggests the right foot was already down before that. 

[Ann]

Poetry….

 

We Will Never Stop Watching the Patriots’ All-Time Situational Football Gaffe

 

I can’t stop watching it. 
 

Playing in the background on some distant open tab on my laptop forever will be the ending of Sunday’s Patriots-Raiders game, in which a Bill Belichick–coached team lost on the most confounding piece of situational football we have seen in modern NFL history. It is a play so wonderful and unusual to the human eye that we will study it like a potential raw video of the Loch Ness Monster. It will take us years to fully understand it. Centuries. It will take a Rosetta Stone from a different planet with translations for words we do not yet know. It will take the collective breadth of knowledge from neuroscientists, philosophers, various holy men and other mystical beings who can understand human consciousness in a way the lay football fan cannot.

 

</snip>
 

At this point, so many stunning things had already happened. There was a body on the ground. There was a ball in the air that had no business being there. There was a lone potential receiver of said football, a 217-pound quarterback with the mobility of an adolescent giraffe—Michael McCorkle “Mac” Jones, standing by himself near the original location of the handoff. The entire mosaic was an absurdist creation, a scene of dogs in suits and humans on leashes, and we haven’t even gotten to what happened next. We were left to wonder whether this was a deeply buried piece of trickery in the tome of Belichick, whose mastery of situational football over four decades has rightfully earned him the title of greatest coach of all time. We were held in suspense, potentially to be shown something we have never quite seen before. Was this a belly laugh in the making or the construction of a football wonder we would tell our children about?

 

The ball never arrived in Jones’s arms. Because Meyers was hit as he released the ball, the pass wobbled toward a Raiders defender, Chandler Jones. Chandler Jones is a former Patriot who stands two inches taller and a quarter-keg heavier than Mac Jones (no relation). Chandler placed a hand on Mac, and Mac collapsed inward like a folded sleeping bag after a long weekend in the forest. Chandler ran toward the end zone with his arms raised to shoulder level at both sides, with the gait of a man who had just seen the ocean for the very first time, in his mid-30s. He crossed the plane and the game ended. Just like that.

 

 

</snip>

 

 

 

 

[Fansince88]

On 12/18/2022 at 1:54 PM, Alaska Darin said:

Just in case anyone is wondering about irony:

 

 

Took him a while to get sick and tired of it didn't it?

[Foxx]

If these pundits are correct, Bellychick might not have a say in his future

 

[Foxx]

A close up of the left foot and the line.

Image:

 

[Crap Throwing Clavin]

 

 

 

[Shady]

Was this posted?

 

Patriots legend Willie McGinest arrested on assault charge in West Hollywood

 

The Patriot Way

 

New England Patriots Hall of Famer Willie McGinest was arrested Monday on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon at a Los Angeles-area nightclub earlier this month, officials said.

[Foxx]

11 minutes ago, Crap Throwing Clavin said:

 

 

 

From the article:

Quote

... Most notably? Mac Jones stunk. If you’re going to go all-in on calling out the sidelines when things go sideways -- which I had no issue with after nine months of the offense floundering -- you better be pristine with your own performance.

 

Jones wasn’t. He was 13 for 31 for 112 yards. He was 8-for-15 for 56 yards in the first half. Somehow, he was worse in the second -- 5-for-16 for 56 yards.

 

He missed two throws wide on the first drive. In a three-play stretch from the Raiders 1, he missed Jonnu Smith in the end zone, threw high to Nelson Agholor on the goal line allowing a pass-breakup and didn’t check to see if his offense was set before going quick-snap for a would-be QB sneak touchdown. He overshot Meyers running open down the seam. And he laid down like a fawn in a pasture when the Patriots – too scared to let him throw on a third-and-10 with 3:04 remaining – called for a bootleg run.

 

There were plays to be made. Jones failed to make them. ...

 

[Nanker]

On 12/18/2022 at 1:54 PM, Alaska Darin said:

Just in case anyone is wondering about irony:

 

 

Wadda maroon!

[SackMan518]

[Crap Throwing Clavin]

https://www.nbcsports.com/boston/patriots/patriots-players-defend-jakobi-meyers-after-late-game-gaffe-vs-raiders

 

This is beautiful.  All the shit we heard coming from OBD for two decades, coming from New England.

[Crap Throwing Clavin]

"Hail Moron"

 

 

[4merper4mer]

4 hours ago, Foxx said:

If these pundits are correct, Bellychick might not have a say in his future

 

If they do a new Fantastic Four movie and want to save a few bucks on makeup and special effects, they can just cast Ted Johnson as The Thing.

[Taro T]

Totally get giving Myers flack for his decision, but why is nobody giving the running back that gave him the ball any flack?

 

THAT'S the moron who started the fiasco.  Myers gets the ball in the heat of the moment & loses his mind, but honestly would expect a lot of players to react like Myers did because players DON'T pitch the ball back to a teammate on the last play of the game if they don't need a desperation touchdown.  Early expect he thought, #### we need to score when he got the ball.  Really dumb, but in the moment and the situational surprise could see a bunch making that same mistake.

 

That said.  That play will NEVER get old.

[Crap Throwing Clavin]

23 minutes ago, Taro T said:

Totally get giving Myers flack for his decision, but why is nobody giving the running back that gave him the ball any flack?

 

THAT'S the moron who started the fiasco.  Myers gets the ball in the heat of the moment & loses his mind, but honestly would expect a lot of players to react like Myers did because players DON'T pitch the ball back to a teammate on the last play of the game if they don't need a desperation touchdown.  Early expect he thought, #### we need to score when he got the ball.  Really dumb, but in the moment and the situational surprise could see a bunch making that same mistake.

 

That said.  That play will NEVER get old.

 

Because it starts even before the RB, to the moron that decided to run a play with three seconds left in a tie game.

 

KNEEL IT DOWN, DUMBASS!!!!!

 

The multi-faceted stupidity in that play surpasses even the fake end-around Mickey Mouse bullshit reverse &#%$tard halfback option pass the Bills used to run.

[Taro T]

58 minutes ago, Crap Throwing Clavin said:

 

Because it starts even before the RB, to the moron that decided to run a play with three seconds left in a tie game.

 

KNEEL IT DOWN, DUMBASS!!!!!

 

The multi-faceted stupidity in that play surpasses even the fake end-around Mickey Mouse bullshit reverse &#%$tard halfback option pass the Bills used to run.

 

Oh, absolutely, Patricia (or whoever made that decision) should be flogged too.  Just curious how the running back is getting off unscathed.