SUNUVABESHH!

[KillerKat]

https://www.facebook.com/NFL/videos/10154158991846263/

Video of Refs getting cozy with the Broncos before the Super Bowl! Look at that fuging handshake >_<

I'm ready to kill these donkeys tonight!

[Growl]

That "joke" Miller made is like the defensive equivalent of those " if there's no tag, its free!" comments you always hear Nice Guy Dad make in front of you at Wal-Mart.

[CPcavedweller]

4 minutes ago, thebigcat said:

I see nothing harmful in it. The better team won that night. Wade Phillips owned Mike Shula


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I was too drunk that night. Please remind me how Wade Phillips outcoached the obvious catch by Cotchery. (Need I remind you that the next play was a strip sack)

[PntherPryd]

http://thebiglead.com/2016/02/09/super-bowl-replay-assistant-was-from-denver-and-family-attended-game-as-broncos-fans/

 

[csx]

Von Miller owned Remmers and fumbles gave them 14 points

[KSpan]

26 minutes ago, thebigcat said:

I see nothing harmful in it. The better team won that night. Wade Phillips owned Mike Shula


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The better team did not win, but the team that played better definitely did.

[CPcavedweller]

1 hour ago, thebigcat said:

Take your homer glasses off... Clete Blackman caused those fumbles, not Remmers / poor protection scheming


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That one play resulted in the next play being a strip sack for a TD. Don't tell me it didn't matter. 

[KillerKat]

I just don't like refs getting so chummy with a team that they start doing secret hand shakes and poo. That doesn't look good for the NFL.

[CPcavedweller]

3 hours ago, PntherPryd said:

http://thebiglead.com/2016/02/09/super-bowl-replay-assistant-was-from-denver-and-family-attended-game-as-broncos-fans/

 

Is this not too much of a coincidence to think that it had a hand in the ruling of the Cotch catch. I wouldn't be so up in arms about this if the next play wasn't significant but it was. I'm not the type of person to say that one play decides a game but that was a significant turn of events. 

[Fox007]

The refs sucked but the Broncos said to us what we as fans already knew...and that is Shula really is a weakness period.

They said after the game we changed literally nothing and they were surprised by nothing....well if you don't try to "out scheme" or out smart your opponents sometimes it makes it much more difficult to just line up there and 'execute'. NO kidding huh?

I understand that we run several plays out of the same look or looks but that also means a smart/talented defense can attack that same look with similar calls on defense. And we all know by now the name of the defense that does well against our sets.

Also Shula doesn't know what a slant is or a short route and I agree with that deadspin article about the 23 step drops vs Miller. It's like this team literally will not change or adapt to the game being played.