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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I completely agree. If interference occurs because a receiver is trying to come back to the ball by running through a defender, then I really don't think it should be considered DPI. Basically, it shouldn't be possible to induce DPI by design.
They should switch to the ncaa pass interference rule
My only concern about the college approach to PI is that DB's would maul receivers for it when they knew they were burned if the PI will be less than the actual catch (or a touchdown)
Maybe this is still a good trade off, though. I guess it probably would be.
All I hope for is consistency by the refs, all of this should equalize if the refs are competent. Lots of conferring amongst themselves before decisions are made.
No f..ing mickey mouse, ticky tack calls.. let them play and only call the flagrant stuff.
I'm starting to feel like people are feeling... threatened... by Joe. Been reading your boards since Sunday and obviously a fair amount of you have recognized his greatness (I don't find it necessary to repeat his playoff stats) but there's still a contingency crying over his "luck" and his tendency to get PI calls.
Some of you boys are sounding like Squeeler fans. Nobody wants to sound like a Squeeler fan.
Joe Cool is a winner, straight up. And he could very easily lead the Ravens onto yet another postseason victory Saturday.
I'm starting to feel like people are feeling... threatened... by Joe. Been reading your boards since Sunday and obviously a fair amount of you have recognized his greatness (I don't find it necessary to repeat his playoff stats) but there's still a contingency crying over his "luck" and his tendency to get PI calls.
Some of you boys are sounding like Squeeler fans. Nobody wants to sound like a Squeeler fan.
Joe Cool is a winner, straight up. And he could very easily lead the Ravens onto yet another postseason victory Saturday.
I'm starting to feel like people are feeling... threatened... by Joe. Been reading your boards since Sunday and obviously a fair amount of you have recognized his greatness (I don't find it necessary to repeat his playoff stats) but there's still a contingency crying over his "luck" and his tendency to get PI calls.
Some of you boys are sounding like Squeeler fans. Nobody wants to sound like a Squeeler fan.
Joe Cool is a winner, straight up. And he could very easily lead the Ravens onto yet another postseason victory Saturday.
I'm starting to feel like people are feeling... threatened... by Joe. Been reading your boards since Sunday and obviously a fair amount of you have recognized his greatness (I don't find it necessary to repeat his playoff stats) but there's still a contingency crying over his "luck" and his tendency to get PI calls.
Some of you boys are sounding like Squeeler fans. Nobody wants to sound like a Squeeler fan.
Joe Cool is a winner, straight up. And he could very easily lead the Ravens onto yet another postseason victory Saturday.
Why? You didn't explain. The numbers don't lie. You can look at the yards he's gained via DPI, but also look at his TD/INT ratio in the playoffs. That isn't from being "Jump Ball Joe".This is why I've always called him Fluke-O.
Why? You didn't explain. The numbers don't lie. You can look at the yards he's gained via DPI, but also look at his TD/INT ratio in the playoffs. That isn't from being "Jump Ball Joe".
I admit there's concern over playing a better team, but I feel like it's a good matchup, and no matter how much you wanna analyze everything, anything can happen, as you're all very well aware (and as noted by the comment of being nervous about TN coming in).
And heck, we needed help to get in. And we beat our hated rival in their stadium, so already a good year in my book. If the Pats don't come out of this fairly weak AFC this year, that's a disappointment. It'll have been over a decade now since Brady's last SB win, and while the 3 SB's/first 5 or so years of his career are impeccable, he'll always have that choker reputation in the playoff games since. What do the Ravens have to lose?
If the Ravens can pull this off, they'll get that confidence similar to when they knocked off Peyton at Mile High a few years ago, and could make a run. Maybe then, Harbaugh/Flacco could become the new Belichick/Brady?