coastliner

The ESPN article is wrong. This was not an official mistake. Fitzgerald's kick was short of the landing zone, and placing the ball on the 40 was the correct call. Edit: reading more carefully, the article isn't referring to the kickoff after the Panther's touchdown. The box score has the Rams starting on the 35 after the 2nd half kickoff, but maybe that's wrong too? https://www.nfl.com/games/rams-at-panthers-2025-post-1?tab=recap

The ESPN article is wrong. This was not an official mistake. Fitzgerald's kick was short of the landing zone, and placing the ball on the 40 was the correct call.

I'm sorry but this is just dumb. This season is about one thing and one thing only: evaluating Bryce. Nothing else matters. Every time he throws it to T-Mac, it makes me angry. Why? Anyone can throw to that guy, he's too good. What do we learn when Bryce makes another completion to T-Mac? We learn nothing, it's just a waste. We need throws to third string rookie TEs. We need our OL to let at least one rusher through into Bryce's face every play. That's the only way we can know if Bryce is our future.

Just some consistency would be nice

Actually, the quote from OP is: "Tony Romo doesn't crack the top 5 in QB's the Panthers will have faced this season." I take that to mean the entire 16 game schedule. So: ARod, Brees, Luck, E. Manning, Wilson/Ryan (tbh I would not put either of these over Romo but it is arguable)

If you keep the video going, Collinsworth is still talking about the non-call two drives later.

Here's some highlights of the 2007 game. The pass interference is at 0:48.