dom fudge up.coach went apeshit on him after the game.

dom fudge up.coach went apeshit on him after the game.

Its pretty odd that a guy can play in pretty much every game for 10 years and not get any recognition or pro bowls. It's because he has been part of the problem for the last 10 years. He makes rookie mistakes and is an a**hole. Please tell what you guys see in him?

Queens are 2-1. Just saying. Lost to the Colts. http://espn.go.com/nfl/team/_/name/min/ ... ta-vikings

Other than that agree with everything.

Heartbreaking loss today. Effing heartbreaking.

Good.

+1. Every person in the world KNEW we were trying to draw them offsides...except apparently our 10 year veteran center who thought we might sneak it in in OT, with the game on the line, with a backup QB in, and a backup RB.
Dom, you undersized douche, you suck.

DirecTV apologizes for going to commercial on Lions’ Hail Mary
Posted by Michael David Smith on September 24, 2012, 7:21 AM EDT

The Lions sent Sunday’s game against the Titans into overtime with a 46-yard Hail Mary touchdown on the final play of regulation. And DirecTV sent some viewers to commercial at the worst possible time.

Just as Lions receiver Titus Young was catching the deflected pass and falling into the end zone, the game went to a commercial for some viewers who were watching the game on DirecTV’s NFL Sunday Ticket feed.

“I don’t have all the details, but it was our error. We sincerely apologize to you and all the viewers who missed the TD,” DirecTV spokesman Robert Mercer told me via email, after I inquired about the game cutting out on my own TV.

This isn’t the first time a game has mistakenly been taken to a commercial break while live game action was going on, but this is about the worst possible time it could have happened. Fans who pay for the Sunday Ticket package expect to be able to see every play, and this was a bad example of that not happening.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20 ... hail-mary/

12-yard error fuels Titans’ game-winning drive
Posted by Mike Florio on September 24, 2012, 9:50 AM EDT

The NFL has been lucky, so far. No specific bad call by the replacement officials directly has resulted in a team losing a game that it should have won.

But there have been several calls that helped draw a dotted line to victory to a team that otherwise could have lost.

The most glaring mistake came on Sunday, when the replacement officials — aided by the non-replacement replay official and by a non-replacement league supervisor who is now in the booth — gave the Titans 12 extra yards on the opening drive of overtime, which resulted in the field goal that eventually won the game.

Peter King of SI.com explains what happened in Monday Morning Quarterback. The Titans had the ball on their 44. A pass from quarterback Jake Locker to tight end Craig Stevens resulted in a flag for unnecessary roughness on a hit from Lions linebacker Stephen Tulloch. The officials also ruled that Stevens had caught the ball for a 24-yard gain, but on replay the call was overturned.

And when it was time to sort everything out, the officials marked off the penalty against Tulloch not from the Tennessee 44 — but from the Detroit 44.

The extra 12 yards gave the Titans a first down at the Detroit 29 instead of the 41. The Titans earned one more first down before the drive petered out, but there’s no way to know what would have happened if the Titans didn’t get the extra 12 yards.

The fact that the Lions had a chance to tie or win, which culminated in a curious decision that resulted in them doing neither, prevents the mistake from being the one that can easily be couched as a game-deciding blunder. The bigger problem is that the mistake happened even though the replay official and league supervisor are regular employees, not replacements.

So why the screw up? We suspect that everyone involved in game management is feeling a ton of pressure and stress, which can be the breeding ground for blunders.

Or maybe the locked-out officials are sufficiently skilled to make up for the incompetence of the replay official and/or the league supervisor.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20 ... ing-drive/

- who was saying that special teams have been good? I think it was UK LIon - please knock on some wood next time. Danny Crossman should be fired tomorrow morning. I dont care that Hanson nailed the long kicks or that we got the onside kick - Hanson s known how to play for a long time. The rest of the coverage guys dont work well as a unit.

hah, why does it say i wrote that - that was kdsberman

These kinds of miscommunications happen. As others have said, we shouldn't have even been in the situation to begin with.