Great explanation of what happened, thanks.

 

Tried...couldn't see through all the Luck splooge all over the place.

 

I had heard that 1-second rule before. Wasnt sure if it had changed or not. Thanks for clarifying

 

That place is hilarious. Luck=God over there and they just cant take it that he was beat today

 

Luck, Isray and the Colts are quickly becoming my least favorite team.

 

I REALLY hope they play the Broncos in the playoffs, and get demolished.

 

You should ask them about the blatant pick play they ran to keep that drive at the end of the game alive. That was totally missed, and the ref was looking right at the area of the pick.

 

Ya it's so strange to me how they got that call right...but completely missed the rest of the game.

 

- The spot on the deep Wallace catch was wrong. His butt hit the line, and the ball was on his stomach. There'd be no way that wasn't a TD. EDIT<-----This one is proven wrong by Paul 13. It hurts to say that.
- The spot on Tannehill's qb keeper was horrible as well.
- That was not a fumble. That wasn't even close to a fumble.

 

Well, all of that is well and good... except for the fact that everyone and their uncle knows that the refs always make calls for, and swallow their whistles for the Dolphins.

Spoiler

:shifty:

 

If Tannehill took us to the playoffs, I'd worship him too.

 

I know it didn't matter, but it was a TD. Watch where his butt hits. There is no possible way for his butt to hit the ground the ball to not break the plane.

 

If the ball is anywhere from the waist and up, it is a TD. Looking at the video, the ball is certainly not below his waist. it was just a blown call and Wallace's and Tannehil's stats would be even better.

 

So then what is the distinction for jet sweep plays and the like?

 

I've never seen a football moved so far back from where it was shown to be spotted on the replay.

 

Got it. So in this case it means that Wayne never set himself at any point

 

Thanks. I had already deleted the game cause the dvr was full.

My bad then. in realtime it looked like his butt hit right at the line when I watched.

 

The refs weren't perfect but what refs are? The illegal shift call was correct, as much as Colts fans wanna ***** about it. HOWEVER we did get away with a hold on Griff Whalen late in the game, I believe Clemons was the culprit. There was also a borderline late hit by Reshad Jones too.

 

Was probably a hold on that one too.

 

The play that won the game for us, Wake was mugged right in front of the ref with no flag. Just glad Wheeler got to Luck.

 

The call was correct but it still reflects poorly on Miami's ability to cover tight ends. Chris Clemons allowed a touchdown there that he should not have allowed.

A week ago Reshad Jones lost Gary Barnidge in the end zone for a touchdown which was called back on an unrelated penalty. That ended up being a harbinger of the touchdown Coby Fleener scored against Reshad Jones this week.

Miami played a good game and had a good win, but I hope they aren't dismissive of a mistake simply because the referees called the play back on a ticky-tack illegal shift penalty.

If we're really bringing up officiating then I think the two-play stretch needs to be brought up where Reshad Jones clearly used excessive force against a player out of bounds, followed by pass interference on Coby Fleener in the end zone (I believe it was Jimmy Wilson, not sure though). It did not have an effect on the outcome of the game, though.

The officiating was very average.

 

That's why I said borderline.

 

The refs called 3 penalties all game. Isn't that what fans usually want?

 

Then why are you allowed one man in motion parallel to the LOS at the snap?

 

That man must be set for one second no matter what, on the LOS, whether he does it at the beginning of the pre-snap (right after the huddle break) or a second before the actual snap itself.

Am I understanding this correctly?