So, no one learn anything from the bad call from the superbowl?

[mbarbour21]

It wasn't as bad of a call as it was bad execution. Everyone in the world expected Lynch to come busting up the middle. Most expected at least some type of run. A better throw and we are talking about how he caught them off guard. Lockette probably could've went a little harder to the ball. I'm sure he didn't believe anyone was there but got to be more aware of that. Not many people mentioning those two things.

[mr beauxjangles]

so what you're saying is that football is a team sport...

[Jangler]

some Panther fans believe this...Kasay did kick the ball out of bounds after all. 

 

one player, nevermind the 11 players on defense after the kick.

[panthers55]

What did I learn? Losers complain about the call and winners celebrate the victory. The only thing that will be remembers down the road will be the final score and who won.

[Peppers90 NC]

It could have worked. Lynch could have fumbled it. No one tired of talking about it yet?

[Mr. Scot]

What did I learn? Losers complain about the call and winners celebrate the victory. The only thing that will be remembers down the road will be the final score and who won.

Disagree.

That call and play are gonna be talked about for a long, long time, just like Jackie Smith's drop and Scott Norwood's miss.

[panthers55]

Disagree.

That call and play are gonna be talked about for a long, long time, just like Jackie Smith's drop and Scott Norwood's miss.

I don't know about that. How many folks under the age of 50 know what the immaculate reception was. With time the details are forgotten with the exception of the losing team. Who remembers Kasay kicking it out of bounds but Panther fans.