40 burger!

[Maulbert]

First since XLVIII!

 

[BChawkfan]

Was telling the wife before the game "sure would be nice to see a blow-out against the Panthers. Nice game there Hawks

 

[Smellyman]

why is it called a burger?

 

[Grahamhawker]

why is it called a burger?

I know?

'6 burger' on the Cards does not make it sound better.

Nice to have a comfortable margin, just the same.

 

[cymatica]

240 rush yards and 210 were by rbs. When was the last time that happened

 

[Seanhawk]

240 rush yards and 210 were by rbs. When was the last time that happened

How is this possible? Lockett had a 75 yard run.

 

[cymatica]

The end around counts towards that so my mistake. Should have said 30 rush yds by qbs. So 135 by rbs

 

[Sports Hernia]

why is it called a burger?

Because it's so damn delicious!

 

[dontbelikethat]

Thought they are supposed to review every score?

[tweet]https://twitter.com/Eight_0_Seven/status/805633277755359232[/tweet]

 

[hgwellz12]

Thought they are supposed to review every score?

[tweet]https://twitter.com/Eight_0_Seven/status/805633277755359232[/tweet]

Oh shit! :lol:

 

[Polk738]

Wow, that is horrible-that's not even close! how does a ref screw that up?

 

[Sports Hernia]

Wow, that is horrible-that's not even close! how does a ref screw that up?

And then the replay ref missed it. Think steering isn't real? That pic is exhibit A.

 

[mikeak]

Is that from a tv camera? If not they probably didn't have that angle / perspective

Thought they had goal line cameras now though....

 

[Ambrose83]

I thought it looked short on the real time replay as well

 

[Swedishhawkfan]

The only way it still could have been a touchdown is if he bobbled the catch and did not secure it until the endzone. Saw that happen in some game recently

 

[mikeak]

The only way it still could have been a touchdown is if he bobbled the catch and did not secure it until the endzone. Saw that happen in some game recently

Good point - that was last week in the KC-Denver where the receiver was touched outside, hadn't secured the football and slid into the endzone and secured the football - touchdown

 

[sutz]

The only way it still could have been a touchdown is if he bobbled the catch and did not secure it until the endzone. Saw that happen in some game recently

Good point - that was last week in the KC-Denver where the receiver was touched outside, hadn't secured the football and slid into the endzone and secured the football - touchdown

IIRC, he did. Don't have video, need the full clip from first contact to final catch.