Actually, I thought the rule was that, inside two minutes, only the player who fumbled the ball is allowed to advance it. If a different offensive player recovers the fumble, the point of recovery is where the ball is spotted.
I have no idea why I keep coming here. It's like an addiction, or maybe a bodily function. Like pooping. I just have to, and it keeps happening every day, no matter what I do.
I can't speak for others, but I was at the gate and into the stadium well before the tribute to Ralph started, and that was after waiting a crazy amount of time to get through the mob at gate 2. So I'm not sure how much earlier people would have had to stop tailgating.
I agree. I was at that gate last week, and it was a complete mess. Everyone was scratching their heads wondering how this was supposed to have been an improvement.
On replay, the defender swats down on Chandler's arms before the ball arrived. It was definitely interference, although at full speed it's probably very hard to catch. But to me, it just makes the catch even more impressive.
I don't know...was it not a nice reply? I don't think this thread is related to any others, but then again, my sarcasm detector hasn't been working lately...
You guys will probably blast me for this, but I think one of the best play-by-play announcers out there now is Mike Tirico from ESPN.
Too bad we'll never be on MNF to get him...
At the game, the hit that seemed to get the biggest crowd reaction was the Woods hit. From my perspective, it just looked vicious -- the guy with the ball was running one second, then just suddenly disappeared.
Completely nuts. We arrived at our parking area around 9:45 and we were one of the last to get there. These guys never let RVs park in their lot, but there were dozens of RVs in there, since there were no places left for them to go. Crazy atmosphere in the stadium -- we were in the lower bowl and rarely sat down, and my voice is still scratchy and hoarse. Awesome day.