My reply to your reply to yourself sums it up much cleaner.

Please provide a video with the actual sound of the engine, I want to drool as I play it on repeat.

Its a little bit tricky to explain.

You've got it right, but you're missing the newish rule of "Every scoring play is reviewed upstairs."

Were that the case, he could've at least ruled to counter-act the uncalled offensive pass interference.

Then the replay official is as competent at his job as the scabs are at theirs.

We really need to find a way to bypass all governments, cooperate as a world, and really kick this into high gear.

Jesus, the memories...

but I'll shave it for later.

So, the NFL admits that the catch should not have even mattered, due to the blown penalty call, but still says the result of the game is final. In other words, the "...offensive pass interference call [should] have ended the game," had it been called, yet the NFL does not alter the result of the game.

That'd be a shame because I went to the grocery store on Sunday morning.

"Creed Listener"

Huh, so that's how the gravy goes on

Pretty sure that's the concise version of the Republican's plan for women.

Take the entire population of the US that is between 30 and 60, lets say.

Precisely because they are getting paid, and its way more than their typical job would be/is paying.

To me (Pats and Ravens fan here; I live in MD, but my original hometown is just outside Boston), it brings up the question of why the rule exists in the first place and, perhaps more importantly, how it can be enforced if it can't be challenged/reviewed?

Splendid.

Hmm, I'll have to hijack that strategy in the future.

I spent them thinking, "Is it this one? Nope. This one?? Nope. Maybe this one? *sigh*"