NFL = WWE

[Captain Obvious]

6 hours ago, Kishzilla said:

HA HA HA!

Dude, tell me these crybabies aren't representative of your entire fanbase.

Your tinfoil hats must be squeezing your brains lol

you going to be here all year or you just here to gloat and be a dick?

[imminent rogaine]

Well, Cam did get a clothesline/forearm shot to the head that also went uncalled. Chair-shots next week? Save the table for the playoffs?

[RealBitsOfPanther]

Wait...

 

The WWE is fake? 

[Zaximus]

9 minutes ago, RealBitsOfPanther said:

Wait...

 

The WWE is fake? 

Haha.

The wrestlers are top athletes and do perform moves, but it's scripted in the back, usually.   The only difference from the NFL is I don't think the NFL players know what is going to happen.  In that regard, the WWE is actually more legit than the NFL.  

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

bah gawd somebody stop the match that man has a family

[Growl]

LOL at Steratore saying "I'm not gonna call that!"

 

the NFL isn't going to last. People catch onto when they're being fed spoonloads of crap as they did with WWE and interest wanes.

[ecu88]

The first super bowl lost was hard to get over but it sure will be easier than super bowl 50.

I have lost my faith in the integrity of the NFL.

I can accept our lost to the cheaters (Patriots) but to hitmen (Broncos) and blind refs is another story because cheating is hard to crackdown on but intentionally hurting players and poorly ref'd games can be minimized or even prevented. Nope, NFL enjoy losing fans.

[ncmonzta]

9 hours ago, RickyManningJr said:

We should sign Greg Hardy and have him shoot everyone.

cover the field with automatic weapons. I'll watch that poo

[Kishzilla]

On 9/9/2016 at 5:19 AM, Captain Obvious said:

you going to be here all year or you just here to gloat and be a dick?

I was here before the game, and tried to get something going before the game, but nobody wanted to play. I'll be back if we see you again in the SuperBowl. Otherwise, why would I spend the entire year on your MB? If you wanna find me, on on the Broncos MB lol

And funny that I'm a dick for gloating. None of you seem to be upset when Cam and CO are dancing around etc. lol

[Silent Majority]

It is registered as "sports-entertainment" and they have the disclaimer, before and after the televised games. You are not far off. 

[PleaseGetReal]

On 9/9/2016 at 0:03 AM, Proudiddy said:

Just like with the SB, they skewed the game so much with calls early, that they then call less consequential penalties later in the game to make the officiating look more even than it was.  Problem is, momentum was already changed and we had to fight uphill at that point, just like in the SB.  Not to mention, we wouldve had another timeout on that final crucial drive had it not been for their intentional attmept to GIVE Denver a first down spot that was clearly a half yard short earlier in the game.  That dramatically changes how a game is played and managed.

So calling a hands to the face, bailing you out of a 4th and 21 incompletion with an automatic first down on the last drive is inconsequential?  Why even make that call if it's scripted for the Broncos to win?  It would be a lot safer if the refs are part of a conspiracy to let the Panthers turn it over on downs then give them a first down and time to drive for the winning FG.

The bad spot in the second half didn't cost you the timeout, bad coaching did.  There was no reason to call timeout, just challenge it.  They basically spent a timeout to see if there was enough video evidence to challenge it without losing...a timeout.  If they just throw the flag, they either win the challenge (which they would have) and keep the timeout, or worst case scenario, they lose the challenge, lose one timeout, and have the time during the review to use as a timeout.  It was a terrible decision by the coaches, so blaming the refs is absurd.

Although, this is clearly the place where logic goes to die, so think whatever you want lol

[rippadonn]

Bronco fans want to talk about everything else but the illegal hits to the head of Cam that changed the game after repeated and uncalled offenses. 

If we were allowed to spear Trevor all game long would he be as effective in the second half?

Somewhere Clete Blakeman is smiling

[carolinajay]

 

[MountainHeel66]

1 hour ago, PleaseGetReal said:

So calling a hands to the face, bailing you out of a 4th and 21 incompletion with an automatic first down on the last drive is inconsequential?  Why even make that call if it's scripted for the Broncos to win?  It would be a lot safer if the refs are part of a conspiracy to let the Panthers turn it over on downs then give them a first down and time to drive for the winning FG.

I believe I covered this earlier on but maybe I'm wrong and it was a different thread.. either way, here goes...

In the end this is all about money. You get eyeballs on tv screens and create drama you get more money.. pretty simple equation. I called it before the drive even began, that if we got under 2 minutes and reached a 3rd and long or 4th down the refs would extend the drive. Why?? Because last minute, potential game winning drives, CREATE DRAMA. They get people who weren't watching to tune in and keep the eyeballs of the fans already watching. If the Panthers turn the ball over on downs and the broncos take 4 knees and walk home everyone is turning off their TV set and NOT tuning in. They aren't watching the post game, they aren't watching commercials, they are going to bed because (at least on the east coast) its damn near midnight. Thus, we finally see a head shot called on denver, you see little changes or calls that haven't been getting whistled all of a sudden start springing up when it matters. Drama puts eyeballs on screens, creates legendary moments and makes the NFL machine more money, its really that simple.