@Eagleshate70113@KelbermanNFL I live in Boston and used to feel badly for Bills fans because of how the past seasons ended, and just simply because they live in Buffalo, but I’m starting to literally can’t stand them just like Patriots fans.
@BoltMan520@KelbermanNFL Haha! His stats do look better. I’m a fan of Herbert, and just a football fan, but the Chargers suck dude. Not a good team to be a fan of.
@DailyBroncos Go watch the C. Gonzalez being mic’d up video. He literally tackles Sutton in the exact play Stidham turns the ball over. Official admits to Sutton he saw the egregious hold, but didn’t call a penalty cuz he thought Stidham was out of the pocket. Just go watch the video.
@DJack43774@MLFootball I don’t think you’re understanding the repercussions of him not throwing the flag meant. He admitted it was a penalty but didn’t call it cuz QB was out of pocket. Initial call was intentional grounding which means he was inside. If he throws the flag it’s 1st down Denver.
@BroncosAndElk@MLFootball He literally tackled Sutton on the play he’s talking to the official about which happens to be the exact play Stidham fumbled. Initial ruling was intentional grounding which means in the pocket so this non call holding flag would’ve given Denver a 1st down & no possession to NE.
@robertbg007@MLFootball He really is such a punk and a criminal. Shame on the Patriots organization for putting up with his antics and attitude off the field as well.
@ThetikosM@tkyles39 Nothing like when Gonzalez literally tackles Sutton on the exact play as the Stidham fumble. Official admits he saw it, but didn’t throw flag cuz Stiddy was out of the pocket? Initial ruling was intentional grounding which means he was inside.
Costly non call.
@MLFootball Wait…official just admitted that he saw the holding/take down by Gonzalez, but didn’t throw a flag cuz “Stiddy”was out of the pocket? The initial ruling was intentional grounding which means he was inside the pocket.
This is same play as the fumble.
Costly non call.
@milehighrock@ChaseDaniel 100%! I watched it again several times today. You make that call if the guy who commits the penalty ends up blocking the kick.
@b0st0nguy@ChaseDaniel That’s how I see it. I clearly don’t understand how it can be called a backwards pass. If the defender tips it back then it should be an incomplete pass. Intriguing play for sure.
@Wyocowboy84Sa @ChaseDaniel@grok First of all, it seems like it’s impossible for this to have been a backwards pass just by the release of the ball from Stidham. A fumble, possibly. But that wasn’t the ruling by the official and it did not appear to be a fumble.
@Fatcatterran @ChaseDaniel I’m still confused about it being a backwards pass. I believe the same type of play happened in the ‘15 AFC champ. game too when Manning threw it to Hillman, but that was obvious.
Bad play by Stidham but I’m still trying to see how it was backwards
@George_Cover0@ChaseDaniel Did you think that Maye got the 1st down on the QB Sneak? It was very close. The aerial view seemed as though his forward progress was stopped well short. But, my opinion doesn’t matter. Getting outcoached maybe a little much. Stidham’s mistake was so costly.
@DailyBroncos@BrettGeiser 100% confirmed now.
I’m still confused about that play that was called a backwards pass?? I know Payton should have kicked the field goal early in the game. Don’t get me started on the QB sneak where Maye was clearly short.
@TheVicMonte I don’t even give a second to question this call. That down should never have happened. Non-holding call on Bills in the end zone should’ve ended the game with a Safety being awarded to the Broncos.