And again with the challenge? They should have called in the grasp, but too close to waste a challenge and a TO.
could this challenge cause a missed field goal?
Looks like the Saints choking away important TO's with bad challenges.
Sean Payton has lost his damned mind.
But if this second kick is no good....,
lambeausouth posted:All I can say is this. After the scumbag Vikings essentially ended our season when Barr took out Aaron Rodgers, how absolutely delicious would it be seeing the Vikings utterly collapse at home, blowing a 17-0 halftime lead, and choking out of the playoffs in typical Vikings fashion in the season where they are actually hosting the Super Bowl?
Sweet indeed.
chickenboy posted:could this challenge cause a missed field goal?
hope so
Sean Payton is really starting to get that Mike Sherman style old grandma look.
The right side of his ankle was down. Not sure if that means he’s down though. It was the side of his foot.
Here comes a Saints touchdown. Brees scrambles around one yard, right side, stiff arms Anthony Barr who falls and breaks his collarbone.
The stage is set. We shall see if Brees answers the bell.
you really can't question the sack on sean payton...
Stupid. Get your yard and try that stuff on 1st down.
Saints don’t trust Brees to throw a 1 yard first down.
Interesting.
Don’t know if this was a great call in 4th quarter of playoff game when in 3rd and 1 and down by 6 with this much clock left.
Aargh, why you no go for the first down?
Not like that receiver has thrown many today. Think he was amped up?
chickenboy posted:you really can't question the sack on sean payton...
No doubt.
I know I've said it a hundred times, but I hate those 5 yard plus an automatic first down penalties.
Really tired of Viking receivers falling down and drawing flags.
Looks like the Vikings spent their off week practicing drawing penalties by falling down.