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Posted: #51
Read the rules before you start spewing incorrect info
 
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Posted: #52
All this shit doesnt matter.. the replay showed a first down and they didnt reverse it 
 
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Posted: #53
Just put it this way this team should of won by alot more it shouldnt even been that close.

 
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Posted: #54
Dumbass from post 15 trying to defend his Seattle wager,

Says 2 possession games can be lost too, just a little harder,

Lol so if it's a little harder why in the fuck would he decline the penalty stupid fuck when a non onside punt was coming
 
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Posted: #55
What if you fumble it you idiots.
 
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Posted: #56
Quote Originally Posted by dillon24:

ANyone else notice it was a first down on the replay??  This one had calls from the big boys believe me

Perhaps, but that is only reviewable if you have a timeout available.
 
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Posted: #57
Agree with Dillon that it was a bad spot anyways so shouldn't have mattered.

Rules:

  1. In addition to a kickoff, the other free kick is a kick after a safety (safety kick). A punt may be used (a punt may not be used on a kickoff).
  2. On a safety kick, the team scored upon puts ball in play by a punt, dropkick, or placekick without tee. No score can be made on a free kick following a safety, even if a series of penalties places team in position. (A field goal can be scored only on a play from scrimmage or a free kick after a fair catch.)
  3. A kickoff may not score a field goal.
  4. A kickoff is illegal unless it travels 10 yards OR is touched by the receiving team. Once the ball is touched by the receiving team or has gone 10 yards, it is a free ball. Receivers may recover and advance. Kicking team may recover but NOT advance UNLESS receiver had possession and lost the ball.
  5. When a kickoff goes out of bounds between the goal lines without being touched by the receiving team, the ball belongs to the receivers 30 yards from the spot of the kick or at the out-of-bounds spot unless the ball went out-of-bounds the first time an onside kick was attempted. In this case, the kicking team is penalized five yards and the ball must be kicked again.
  6. When a kickoff goes out of bounds between the goal lines and is touched last by receiving team, it is receiver’s ball at out-of-bounds spot.
  7. If the kicking team either illegally kicks off out of bounds or is guilty of a short free kick on two or more consecutive onside kicks, receivers may take possession of the ball at the dead ball spot, out-of-bounds spot, or spot of illegal touch.
 
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Posted: #58
They can either punt, drop kick, or place kick WITHOUT a tee!!!!!
 
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Posted: #59
Post 54 is correct, they showed replay and majority of ball was on yellow line, unreal, in turn penalty and safety would have been accepted
 
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Posted: #60
Fixed and rigged and unbelievable
 
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Posted: #61
This is why most people punt!!
 
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Posted: #62
Quote Originally Posted by NONEED4LUCK:

What if you fumble it you idiots.

You can fumble in any of the scenarios....

Admittedly there's a lesser chance on a kneel down, but still, to not acknowledge that as a possibility is just ignorant.
 
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Posted: #63
24 ur right it was clear a first down.The game was fix period.
 
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Posted: #64
Last play can only be reviewed by the booth
 
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Posted: #65
Most mofo's are up here talking about shit they don't know!! 
 
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Posted: #66
Quote Originally Posted by HiramKey:

And you cannot kick the ball however you fucking want. You have to punt it!! 


False, here it is from the rule book:

On a safety kick, the team scored upon puts ball in play by a punt, dropkick, or placekick without tee.
 
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I'm posting here for the first time in years specifically to tell Harbaugh to kindly go f&CK himself.  
 
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Posted: #68
I bet you one of these guys crying that you can t onside after a safety is Donovan McNabb.   " there are ties in the NFL"?
 
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Posted: #69
Come on people. It is fixed and bullshit
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Rikolai:

Last play can only be reviewed by the booth


The last play was reviewed for the spot then measured. They even said it was confirmed after the replay.
 
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Posted: #72
Any kickoff of any kind after 10 yards is a FREE ball
 
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Posted: #73
Quote Originally Posted by bayougambler:

24 ur right it was clear a first down.The game was fix period.
Yeah the NFL mafia put in the call to the 49er's to decline the safety, those damn people.
 
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Posted: #74
Quote Originally Posted by Gabbo:



The last play was reviewed for the spot then measured. They even said it was confirmed after the replay.

False.  They said the play stands as called.  Different than confirmed.
 
 
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Posted: #75
Quote Originally Posted by jacksup44:

Helllloooo back......it is actually a free kick and the kicking team has the option to punt it or kick it off a tee like a standard kickoff  (which can be recovered by the kicking team).  Read your rulebook before you speak of things you know little about.


These guys that don't know the rules should STFU.

Yah your up by 3 scores but what,s the point of going through a kickoff when you can just down it form the V formation and win.  There is only aging if you have money on it!

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