But then it's an obvious pass interference. Two guys hit him in the end zone before the first guy comes across and intercepts the ball. But yet there is an official standing right there and he does not make the call. No one sees this guy get mugged. Come on, this is fixed, man. I hate to call it fixed, but there was so many pass interference calls. That was not called in the fourth quarter for the Ravens until it was ridiculous
phil spade
@Phil · 3:32
But, yeah, overall, just kind of a blah day for me and a matchup with Kansas City and San Francisco. I've seen both of these teams in the Super bowl far too much. I just really am not excited about this matchup at all. I'm just not. I would be intrigued with Lamar Jackson. I wanted to see him get a Super bowl. But, man, the doubters are out and just having a heyday yesterday, I don't quite understand that. But also Detroit
Theo Seibold
@itsTOW · 4:56
Hey, it's Theo. Thank you so much for posting this. And it was certainly a unique championship Sunday in the NFL. And you know, first off to the Lions, I give them credit for coming as far as they have
Robert Jenkins
@Guruball1 · 4:36
And they didn't even score that play because they wind up turning it over two plays later. I just could not understand it. I watched these guys fall apart and then I started thinking to myself, are they supposed to lose? What's going on? How all of a sudden they even abandoned their run game? Why did Hallbaugh abandon a run game that's been working for him all year? Why abandon the run all of a sudden, he's not running the ball anymore
Robert Jenkins
@Guruball1 · 3:53
Start running the ball, little short pass and just get ten yards. Ten yards, ten yards, ten yards. That's all you should be worried about is getting first downs and burning that clock. This is one thing I said I always liked about how when the Giants beat Denver, even though they were supposed to lose against. Was it Denver when the Giants lost against Denver and they had that ball control offense?
phil spade
@Phil · 2:22
And yes, you don't want to depend week to week on Lamar running the ball like that. Eventually that's going to catch up to you. However, in any single game, I can't count how many times when a quarterback takes off and just gets a first down, big chunks of yardage because everybody's dropped back into coverage. That works. That works in the playoffs, and you've got to know when to do it