Jackson Body Slam Penalty - Video

[Keyhawk]

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutd ... .html?vp=1

 

[C-Dub]

Easy call as much as I dislike the rule. Douggie gave up on the play and then got flipped.

 

[rastahawk]

As soon as you intentionally pick a player up and then slam him. Its over. The flag drops.

 

[McGruff]

Anyone have a clear shot of the illegal block to the back early in the game? The one that went uncalled?

 

[Smellyman]

I hate how all the talk is that it cost the Texans the game. (obvisous penalty too)

It would've still benn 3rd and 5.

Even with the penalty needed another 20 yards for FG range.

The BS PI call on Browner, ON 3RD DOWN, I thought was going to cost Seattle. Luckily, Seattle came up with a big sack on the next play.

 

[AROS]

It's a frustration play. Easy flag, every time.

 

[The Radish]

I hate how all the talk is that it cost the Texans the game. (obvisous penalty too)

It would've still benn 3rd and 5.

Even with the penalty needed another 20 yards for FG range.

The BS PI call on Browner, ON 3RD DOWN, I thought was going to cost Seattle. Luckily, Seattle came up with a big sack on the next play.

Browner clearly was at fault there. Never turned to find the ball and clearly pushed the guy out of bounds. Not every penalty is a conspiracy.

:roll:

 

[Smellyman]

I hate how all the talk is that it cost the Texans the game. (obvisous penalty too)

It would've still benn 3rd and 5.

Even with the penalty needed another 20 yards for FG range.

The BS PI call on Browner, ON 3RD DOWN, I thought was going to cost Seattle. Luckily, Seattle came up with a big sack on the next play.

Browner clearly was at fault there. Never turned to find the ball and clearly pushed the guy out of bounds. Not every penalty is a conspiracy.

:roll:

an uncatchable ball and in no way am I talking conspiracy. I am pointing out how the Hawk D came up with a sack and Hou didn't step up...

:roll:

 

[Sac]

If Browner gets penalized for a suplex then this was OK by me.

 

[ivotuk]

That ball was uncatchable out of bounds, not sure why the DPI was called

 

[The Radish]

I hate how all the talk is that it cost the Texans the game. (obvisous penalty too)

It would've still benn 3rd and 5.

Even with the penalty needed another 20 yards for FG range.

The BS PI call on Browner, ON 3RD DOWN, I thought was going to cost Seattle. Luckily, Seattle came up with a big sack on the next play.

Browner clearly was at fault there. Never turned to find the ball and clearly pushed the guy out of bounds. Not every penalty is a conspiracy.

:roll:

an uncatchable ball and in no way am I talking conspiracy. I am pointing out how the Hawk D came up with a sack and Hou didn't step up...

:roll:

My friend the ball almost hit the receiver in the face even with Browner in the way. It was very catachable if Brandon hadn't run into him. We get some bad calls like eveyone else but Brandon was at fault there for one of the rare times this season.

:les:

 

[HawkWow]

Then there's the BS offensive pass int call against Kearse in the endzone. The contact made did not give him an unfair advantage and that's what should determine any flag. If that wasn't bad enough, the very next play, exact same route and toss, but this time to Tate, the DB is clearly holding Tate and prevented him from catching the ball. RIGHT in the officials face. It was as though the official said "well, I just called a pass int and don't want to play too big of a role, so I won't call this one". Yes, we ultimately got the TD, but not until we'd burned another 4 mins off the clock.

Someone really needs to sit these a-holes down and better explain when a flag should be thrown and when it shouldn't be thrown.

 

[jkitsune]

That ball was uncatchable out of bounds, not sure why the DPI was called

Ball bounced off of AJs hands IIRC. I doubt he would've caught it, but it wasn't nearly as uncatchable as I thought on the initial play.

 

[Kixkahn]

There was a similar "tackle" of Baldwin last season that wasn't flagged. On that one he landed on his head.