I've always been a Manning fan but maybe it's time for him to quit tossing passes on the football field and stick to tossing pizza's at his Papa John Pizza franchises.
We may have just seen him in his last pro game... Then again, maybe not
If greatness wants to stick around until they are mediocrities, that's up to them, but I think I'd rather be remembered as an all-time great, as a winner, as one of the best of the best. That said, it's not like I can relate to his situation personally.
I had it close to right except I thought the Seahawks would win bigger than they did and I thought Denver would prevail but an Indy upset was quite possible. And I guess I get my wish to play Indy, so we'll see. I really like Andrew Luck and the Colts organization but will of course be rooting for the Pats.
While I understand the call in the Cowboys game, it seems to me that stretching for the goal line is arguably a football move. A close call indeed, and he would have been much better just going out of bounds and not trying to score. Rogers better get some miracle therapy in the next week for the Packers to have a prayer.
I think the call on the punt reception in the Indy game was the right call. It looked to me like the receiver had possession and control holding the ball against his stomach until he hit the ground at which point the ball came loose. Whether he was conscious when he hit the ground is a separate question.
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While watching the Colts/Broncos game, Mike Carey (CBS' version of Mike Pereira) said, the initial ruling of loose ball should have stood as the returner who got clobbered didn't have possession, because, you guessed it "he didn't make a football move"
Josh Cribbs Got Jacked While Catching a Punt, Ruled Not a Fumble | The Big Lead
[-]Funny[/-]. Juvenile
