JHawk

What a fucking hit!

And unless the Chargers stupidly go for it and convert, the Colts will get their opportunity.

A 3 and out and the Colts will still be in good shape.

Protests can (and should) be ruled in favor of the protesting team when there's a rule violation, but not on a judgment call. Shaq didn't have six fouls. That is not a judgment call.

Wait, what was the penalty?

Football doesn't have asterisks.

The bullshit holding call might end up costing the Chargers the game, but they're not going down without a fight, I'll give them that.

I'm still pissed HHH beat Booker at WM19 because the booking required Booker winning it. "People like you don't become World Champion." Bah

Precedent says do it before the scheduled game. I'm actually glad they went "You're right, that was bullshit" and ordered the replay. It's not like it was a judgment call. 20,000 people in attendance and how many people watching on TV, somebody had to think "Where's the missing foul?"

The challenge will fail, but I think as coach Turner had to give it a shot. It's a momentum turner.

Are you sure that's her? She looks almost human.

Kid Rock - "Fuck You Blind"

Somehow time of possession has equaled 63 minutes through three plus quarters.

At least that horrible PI didn't matter. And how was the personal foul a makeup call? Last I checked a punch to the head was illegal.

OK, remember that one if the Colts score.

They couldn't have done the Punt Pass and Kick recognition before the game?

Down goes Rivers!

I dunno. I thought the foot might have hit out of bounds. EDIT: Nope, I was wrong.

I thought Ric Flair would win the 1993 Royal Rumble, run Mr. Perfect out of the WWF, and put Bret Hart over at WrestleMania IX. I also thought they'd actually blow off the Money Inc.-Nasty Boys feud.

Because Lashley-Big Show set the world on fire when they were main eventing ECW.

So had Magnum T.A and Tully Blanchard been allowed to bring weapons into the cage (aside from the chair Baby Doll threw in)... ...wow, that would have ruled. How'd the show go?

Is that the play where the ball hit a speaker on the roof and nobody could figure out the rule? Or am I thinking of a different game?

More like they want that Colts/Pats rematch next week. Enough to alienate everybody outside of Indianapolis?

Playing devil's advocate, and I think the ref saw him fall and assumed he got held and thrown down. That's all I got.

Kind of harsh, but it was a bullshit call.