You guys should react to the malice in the palace. It was one of the most crazy moments in NBA history

@WaterKingCrocodoan

3 жыл бұрын

Right on! Would be appropriate since they just watched this one

@josephviselli1656

3 жыл бұрын

I know Im biased as a Pacers fan but i still think the Pistons got off light from that. Definitely should be a reaction!

@matthewschwartz3119

3 жыл бұрын

Yes please watch this

@herotheplottmix6690

3 жыл бұрын

Is that one with Ron Atrest?

@marcosrodriguez9426

3 жыл бұрын

@@herotheplottmix6690 yes

Randy Lerner was Al Lerner's son, and Randy took over the team when his father passed away in 2002. In the following years the Browns got really bad, and Randy took a lot of criticism locally for being more occupied with Aston Villa than the Browns.

I live here near cleveland and us Browns fan can be a rough bunch. Were extremely loyal to all of our teams. After that game the NFL Banned Glass Bottle for all further games.

The icing on the cake was the NFL saying "yeah, we need you to go back out there and take a knee" wtf

@IronMaidenDoD

3 жыл бұрын

Refs messed up calling it a completed pass. Then messed up allowing them to move ahead another play. Then called the game early. I wonder if those refs were pointing fingers and having arguments after all this. Lol. Sloppy officiating made for a memorable night. I remember being a kid watching this on a heavy box tv with my dad and brother. Didnt understand what was going on and dad was trying to explain. I miss those days. Lol.

Al Lerner is Randy’s dad.

I’ve been a huge Cleveland browns fan my whole life. This was a big moment for the nfl. Lol the browns where moved to Baltimore and named the ravens, and Cleveland went without a team until 1999, and the nfl banned glass bottles at stadiums. Thank god Cleveland is doing well this year. It’s been the first time in my lifetime.

@WaterKingCrocodoan

3 жыл бұрын

Bruh I’m just imaging how browns fans feel about their team doing good, but especially Steve Harvey can’t imagine how happy he is right now

@TheUnknownMC

3 жыл бұрын

DAWWGGG CHECCCKKKK

@JuandeFucaU

3 жыл бұрын

maybe if your helmets didn't look like shit? I mean, seriously..... you might as well put the pooh emoji on the side of your heads.

@TheUnknownMC

3 жыл бұрын

@@JuandeFucaU Looks like someone is a little salty...

@JuandeFucaU

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheUnknownMC it's a bit nutty..... kzread.info/dash/bejne/gKx4lLimisyyepM.html

You actually explained the spiking rule very well. A QB can spike the ball right after the snap to stop the clock legally, but "Intentional grounding" is designed to make it so a QB can't just throw it out of bounds when they are about to be sacked. There is more to the rule, but you have the correct idea. Also, Al Lerner was Randy's father.

In the NFL you can only review the last play that happened. So once they snapped the ball for the next play, which in this case was the play with the QB spiking the ball, by rule the refs should not have been able to review the catch on 4rth down.

@giantsr1eva

3 жыл бұрын

@tbglover Replay buzzed prior to the spike play so the spike play was written off and did not happen. Quincy Morgan clearly dropped the ball and the catch was overturned properly.

@jjc5871

2 жыл бұрын

@@giantsr1eva Doesn’t matter when anyone was “buzzed”. The refs didn’t stop the play. Period.

@giantsr1eva

2 жыл бұрын

@@jjc5871 According to the rule book, if replay buzzed prior to the snap, then the play must be reviewed. The only way that your logic applies is if they buzzed after the snap. If the replay buzz happened after the snap, then I would agree with you.

@jjc5871

2 жыл бұрын

@@giantsr1eva Again, it does not matter when anyone was “buzzed”. THE REFS NEVER STOPPED THE GAME TO REVIEW THE PLAY. Once the next play starts, you CANNOT go back and review a previous play. There are hundreds of instances of coaches trying to call timeouts or throwing their own challenge flags and the refs don’t see them before the next play starts, and there’s nothing that can be done because THE NEXT PLAY ALREADY STARTED. There is not a single other instance in nfl history where a down other than the one that had just been played gets reviewed, ever, because the rules do not allow it.

@giantsr1eva

2 жыл бұрын

@@jjc5871 Again, that is the current rule. It was changed after this incident. The rule during this situation was that you did not have to stop the play in order to review the previous play. The only thing that had to happen was that replay had to buzz prior to the snap, which is what the referee told the crowd.

The object of a spike is to stop the clock from running but you must do so immediately after the ball has snapped or else it is considered an intentional grounding penalty

@xxballer099gfxxzz3

3 жыл бұрын

But if you spike the ball on the floor isn’t that intentionally grounding anyway, regardless if you do it immediately after the snap? Or is it just a strange wording?

@nbwboomstick4067

3 жыл бұрын

@@xxballer099gfxxzz3 i guess technically it is intentional grounding, but they dont count it like that

@IronMaidenDoD

3 жыл бұрын

It really is intentional grounding. Theres suppose to be a receiver in general area for it not be intentional grounding. Personally i think they should do away with the intentional grounding rule because its inconsistent.

@grantwilliams5685

3 жыл бұрын

@@xxballer099gfxxzz3 yes but the rules allow it and it’s essentially the same penalty except that the spike stops the clock and grounding is almost like a sack and the clock would start again after the penalty was enforced

@ThunderStruck1998

3 жыл бұрын

@@xxballer099gfxxzz3 The intentional grounding rule explicitly states that spiking the ball to stop the clock is legal, given that "immediately upon receiving the snap, [the player] begins a continuous throwing motion and throws the ball directly into the ground." and then goes on that state that a delayed spike is a rule violation.

You can Never review a play, after another play has been started. They went back after the spike/ fake spike play, which is against the rules and highly taboo.

@DachampsterStudios

3 жыл бұрын

they intentionally wait right when the ball is snapped on booth review plays in order to not give the offense an advantage of them stopping the clock

@kevinb314

3 жыл бұрын

@@DachampsterStudios -huh? No they don’t. Offenses often rush to snap the ball after a questionable gain for just that reason. Sometimes the refs take a bit of time because they’re waiting from notice from the reviewers to radio them, but always before the next play. The clock also doesn’t work that way.

@John_Redcorn_

3 жыл бұрын

@@DachampsterStudios what???? Not one single thing u said makes any sense. Thats literally not how any of it works. Once a play is run, you cannot go back and review a previous play under ANY circumstance. This has always been the rule

@nwj03a

3 жыл бұрын

Let’s just review a play from the 2nd quarter while we’re at it. Since you can just go back in time and change whatever you want.

@giantsr1eva

3 жыл бұрын

@Kevin B Replay buzzed prior to the snap and Quincy Morgan clearly dropped the ball, so the call was overturned properly. They wrote of the spike play so that play does not exist in the official game ledger.

I'm from Cleveland and remember this game well! It still pisses us off that the refs stole that from us by blatantly breaking the most basic rules of football.

You were correct, officiating teams in the NFL are graded every week

Al Lerner is Randy Lerner's father. Randy took ownership after his dad Al passed away. Randy was more interested in "Soccer" than football and took allot of criticism from Browns fans during his ownership. Al Lerner lived about 15 minutes from where I currently live....huge spread.

love how the comment about why soccer is exciting even if it's 0-0 is because they are on the field for a non stop 90 minutes...if we wanted to see people jogging about nonstop we'd watch a marathon.

@spidaman0112

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I cant do soccer. The rules that restrict scoring and how the refs seem to favor certain teams is blah

The city of Cleveland retained the rights to keep the name of any future Cleveland team the "Browns." The former team changed their name to the Ravens.

@ericbarlow6772

2 жыл бұрын

Not just the rights, but the colors, logos, and records. That’s one good thing that came from the move.

@scottb3034

Жыл бұрын

@@ericbarlow6772 they learned from the mistake that eventually moved the Old Browns to Baltimore...that is to say they learned from the debacle of the Colts moving from Baltimore to Indianapolis.

@ericbarlow6772

Жыл бұрын

@@scottb3034 actually I would argue it was the city threatening a lawsuit which caused this shift to retain records, logos, and colors with the city.

3:23 do they have glass bottles in the stadium? LOL not anymore since this incident

we had a similar event with baseball known as "ten cent beer night" it's a must watch.

@kadennelms8419

3 жыл бұрын

Love the videos about it

@alonenjersey

6 ай бұрын

Ah yes. I remember it well.

@drunkenbarrel1012

3 ай бұрын

@@alonenjersey You were there?

@alonenjersey

3 ай бұрын

@@drunkenbarrel1012 Nope. But I saw it (who knows) how many times over & over again on ESPN Sports Center & HBO Inside the NFL. Sheer insanity.☹

"This is just like our replay system no1 knows wtf they are doing" as an nfl fan this makes me feel a little better lol

Yeah he was right. Intention grounding is basically when the Quarterback is in the pocket and throws it at the ground with no eligible receiver near the ball. You definitely can’t fake a spike then spike it. Typically, the fake spike is actually a sneak run play

im sure someone already said but this game is why there arent glass bottles sold anymore in stadiums ha

I love the videos you guys make. I know that you say your names in the videos but I’m horrible at remembering them lol. The knowledge that the guy in the Giants had has about American Football rules and traditions is pretty spot on. The game in the video that you just watched took place in 2001, at that time there were no plastic bottles being made, at least American beer in the US. I’m a Browns fan, I live in Cleveland and although I wasn’t at the game, I remember watching that disaster on TV. Our replay system has gotten better, they’ve changed the way reviews are done and there is more oversight by the league on those reviews. Al Lerner is Randy Lerners father and he actually helped Art Modell take the Browns from Cleveland and then he was granted the rights to pay for and own the team when they returned in 1999. When Al died, Randy owned the browns for a time along with owning Aston Villa..but has since sold the team to new ownership....who coincidentally have now purchased a soccer team in our MLS ( Columbus Crew ). Sorry I rambled so much...

@Cleveland_Rocks

3 жыл бұрын

Dawwwwggg checkkkkk!! Let’s go browns!

Clevelands my favorite team! I was stoked to see them in one of your videos lol

@denniswilkerson5536

3 жыл бұрын

Can’t wait for the game against the Ravens tomorrow.....

I was there, it was a Sunday night game and I was in 7th grade at the time. Those were plastic bottles. A lot of people finished their beers and threw their bottles as they were leaving. There was a huge chant of the word "bullshit" over and over, and it was loud enough you could hear it as we were leaving on the highway. It was AWESOME!

@BubbaFett65000

3 жыл бұрын

I always hear people saying they were glass bottles, but they were not! Not that it justifies throwing objects onto the field, but it does make it easier I suppose

In the NFL there are officiating crews that work together for each game. You're definitely right some crews are worse than others with bad calls and get put on less prime time games than others

An incomplete pass stops the clock, so that’s the purpose of the spike however any pass thrown from within the width of the tackles has to land within the general area of an eligible receivers and/or past the line of scrimmage and the spike is the only play not completely beholden to this rule. It’s almost for the same reason that a center half can’t flip the ball up from the ground and nod it back to the keeper to catch it.

The other thing is, the officials AT the game aren't the ones who stopped the game or made the ruling. It was the official replay booth that did so. So the guys on the field are just the poor saps who had to announce it and get picked off with beer bottles.

i loved your reaction to this video. Looking forward to the next one.

react to ten cent beer night

@kimchi2780

3 жыл бұрын

Disco Destruction Night!

@tonydougwright1235

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with the Ten Cent Beer Night and Disco Destruction Night.

@brickdwrld

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/iKyI1tyFhdfLdKQ.html

@KeredCross

3 жыл бұрын

@@tonydougwright1235 Yes do Both.

At least the browns got to keep their history. Baltimore had lost their original team the Colts in the 80s. The whole franchise left in the middle of the night, even taking personal items left in the employees desks. Literally loaded a bunch of trucks and left to Indianapolis. It sucks to lose a team but to have the name and history taken as well is like salt in the wound.

I remember watching this game live on tv, 13 years old. I vividly remember my father and older brothers being furious and confused about what was happening, as was I. At the conclusion of the game I had, for lack of better term, an epiphany: the world is not fair and doesn't owe you anything! I know it's just a silly game but those couple hours on Sunday 12/16/01 truly instilled a sence of cynicism in me. Fast forward 20 years, and now being an adult myself, I'm happy I learned that lesson when I did. Especially now in 2020. What else ya got, world? Bring it on!

On a smaller scale... as a braves fan this reminds me of when the umpire called an infield fly rule on a ball 120 feet into the outfield when no fielder was ever directly under the ball or had a clearly obvious track on it that might lead to an easy catch. I forget if it was a wild card game or some deciding game but it hurt n I drank till I forgot till now

So, the spike rule is quite interesting and you kind of got the explanation correct. The NFL doesn't want the QB to just be able to throw the ball away willy nily whenever he feels he might get tackled, or they risk losing one of the most exciting plays in football, the QB sack. In order for the QB to be able to throw the ball away legally, one of two things must happen; Either the QB throws in the general vicinity of a player who is eligible to catch the football (not the big fat guys blocking), or he must scramble 5 or 6 yards to either side of the field and then throw it (outside the tackles), otherwise an Intentional Grounding penalty is assessed against the QB. However, if this rule were to be enforced at all times, then you would take away another exciting part of the game which is spiking the ball to stop the clock. So, what the NFL did was amend the Intentional Grounding rule to allow for spikes. In this amendment, the rule clearly states that the QB must take the snap, move a few steps back and immediately spike the ball, otherwise it will be considered Intentional Grounding. That double pump is clearly Intentional Grounding and quite a few penalties have been assessed against QBs who did the same thing, including penalties that caused the team to lose the game right then and there. The fact is, the refs blew this call in the worst possible way they could have, and it almost caused a riot. The fans know these rules, and they know when the refs fuck up. The NFL and the refs know that the fans know it. Why the fuck they decided to go back to a previous play and review it is beyond me, and in my opinion, the refs hold most of the blame for what happened here. The NFL front office is to blame for pinning the entire thing on the fans and saying virtually nothing about the refs gigantic fuck-up. One positive thing has come about because of it though, they have never repeated this mistake since then. One more thing; This game is the reason sports fans in America can no longer enjoy beverages in glass bottles in American stadiums. Everything is served in plastic, or aluminum cans.

It used to be that to stop the clock because you had no more timeouts, the quarterback would intentionally throw an incomplete pass in the vicinity of a receiver, which always stopped the clock automatically. This usually involved placing a receiver close to the sideline and throwing it over his head. For some reason, this was changed to simply throwing the ball at the ground without any other motions from the quarterback. If a quarterback faked a spike and then spiked it, that was illegal. Some teams took advantage of the defence's expectations and actually threw downfield to a single receiver while every other player froze in place.

This game is the reason there are no glass bottles allowed now

Al Learner was Randy Learner's father, Randy owned the Browns after his father passed away....Randy owned The Browns and Aston-Villa at the same time....Carmen Policy (seen at press conf.) was at one time involved with ownership of The San Francisco 49ers a franchise that now owns a piece of Leeds United FC.

The Monday Night game between the Steelers and one of the Florida teams went without a score for a long time, due to the rain preventing any movement of the ball.

It doesn't matter if he controlled it or not, they ran a play after that, so it goes into the history books as a catch that led to a first down. Considering the spike was the most recent play, that's the only play they can review.

That game is why there are no glass bottles sold in stadiums in any sport in th US..affectionately known as bottlegate to us in Cleveland

You explained the double spike quite well actually. If you fake it then spike, it’s intentional grounding because the defense is closing in.

This was the game that made the rule of not having lids on the bottles btw

Spiking the ball into the ground stops the clock and allows teams to save a timeout. But the spike also counts as a down played so that spike was on first down and the next play would be second down. Intentional grounding is a penalty called on the QB when the passer throws a forward pass that has no realistic chance of being completed. So the penalty is called if the QB is standing in the pocket and the ball does not go past the line of scrimmage or no receiver is in the area where the ball lands. If called, the penalty is ten yards and a loss of down. This is in place to prevent QBs from just randomly throwing the ball to avoid a sack. As long as the ball gets thrown past the line of scrimmage, regardless of either of the other two reasons, no penalty can be called. The Jags coach is saying that because the QB looked to have faked the spike, which is allowed and has led to several famous late game TDs being scored, and then proceeded to spike it, intentional grounding should have been called. As for the replay, whenever a close call like that happens, almost every team will try and snap the ball as quickly as possible to not allow the other team to challenge or have the replay booth call for a review. Once the ball is snapped on the next play, the previous play can not be reviewed, no matter how wrong it is. So yeah, the ball looked to have touched the ground, which would make the pass incomplete and give the win to the Jags. But this should not have happened as the refs went against the very rules they enforce. Alluding to your story about the Champions League game, this NFlLsituation would be like if the goal was scored, the ball was taken back to midfield, and then play resumed but after the first pass, the refs went to VAR and called off the goal.

I thought at beginning this was going to be the Browns final home game before being kidnapped to Baltimore, was game against the Bengals, and the fans were pulling seats and everything out of the ground and throwing on the field, especially on the dawg pound side, so the officials actually had to say when a team past the 50 yard line going towards the dawg pound end zone, they reversed the teams direction so they did not go that way anymore. a fan of the browns since mid 80's, and finally able to hold my head up high this year.. I always and proudly tell ppl I am a fan of them, but first year in long time I can say why!!

Randy Lerner was Al Lerner's son. He took over ownership of the Browns when Al passed away. Then he sold in 2012 and bought Aston Villa.

10:28 "This is definitely like our VAR where nobody knows what the fuck they're doing." Lol, that made me laugh for 10 minutes.

They no longer sell glass bottles and now with plastic bottles they do take the lids, yes people bring lids lol

That’s a strategy teams even use. If the refs rule in their favor on what could be a toss up call, they try to get to the line as quickly as possibly to run another play, because you can’t be penalized on a play that’s passed, meaning once the next snap comes.

You guys should check out one of the videos about "10 Cent Beer Night" - another great sports story from our town. Never a dull moment in Cleveland sports.

In Los Angeles, we had two NFL teams and they both moved out. We didn't have an NFL team in the city for over 20 years. Second largest media market. Nobody cared too much. LA is more of a basketball and baseball town. Then, a couple years ago the teams moved back to LA with the promise of a brand new stadium (one of the teams the same, one different) and now we have two NFL teams again. The new stadium is not done yet, I think next year.

@redpillfreedom6692

3 жыл бұрын

The stadium finished last summer and opened in September.

In gridiron football, intentional grounding is a violation of the rules where "A Passer...throws a forward pass without a realistic chance of completion."[1] This typically happens when a quarterback about to be sacked passes the ball toward an area of the field with no eligible receiver. Were it not for this rule, the quarterback could easily turn the sack into an incomplete pass which, by rule, would advance the ball back to the line of scrimmage and stop the clock.

16:20, yes he is. Al is Randy's father and he ended up taking over ownership of the Browns after Al's death in 2002 until 2012

I was at this game. I was in the south west corner i remember seeing one bottle fly. Then they blackened the sun.

You'll no longer find a glass bottle of beer at a game and it was because of this fiasco

@Madlib7

3 жыл бұрын

The bottles during that game were plastic btw

@jartstopsign

3 жыл бұрын

@@Madlib7 look it up bruh

@Sound_Spark

3 жыл бұрын

@@Madlib7 did you even watch the video they showed? they literally show glass bottles on the field.

Al Lerner is the father of Randy Lerner. Al died, and Randy became the owner of the Browns. He bought Villa during his time as Browns owner. Al was loved. Randy was hated. He sold the Browns like 10 years ago.

Lol i remember the city vs Tottenham game😂😂 what a crazy game

I was at that game, Cleveland fans are very emotional. Some say crazy, The Browns have had a strange history, ruling pro football in the 1940's. 50's and part of the 60's, since then struggling to get back near top and stay there.

Al Lerner was the father of Randy Lerner. Randy owned Aston Villa and the Browns for a few years. You could buy Aston Via merchandise through the Browns official store and vics versa.

Once that ref blows the whistle and the ball is snapped, the chance to review or overturn the previous play is over. That's the problem here. They just "undid" a play and that's why the fans were so mad.

I'm a bit late to this video but, I'm a Tottenham fan and I remember that game against City. I was fuming and ended up turning the tv off, went out for a smoke, came back, turned the tv back on and saw Spurs celebrating. I was so confused, it was a roller coaster of emotions. From heartbreak to pure joy in the time it took to smoke a cig. I feel for you though, cause it would have been worse going vice versa.

Spiking the ball stops a running clock when the offense doesn't have time outside left or they want to sacrifice a play and save a timeout. From end to end of the offensive line makes up the pocket. Any time the qb throws the ball away in the pocket without a receiver near by it's intentional grounding. It saves from people taking a lost down instead of a sack. I'm a football coach and would love to help yall

Never thought i’d hear a brit know of the sporting goods store modells!! That’s a north eastern regional chain of sporting goods stores that unfortunately went out of business a few years back. Good catch on Art Modell having the same last name as the owner of Modells! Though unfortunately they’re not the same family, though both are originally from NY so small world i guess. Art Modell‘s family was in the Champagne business before he bought into the NFL, understandable to think it would be a sporting goods store tycoon though that is far more logical lmao.

In 1984 the Baltimore Colts moved to Indianapolis because the city of Baltimore wouldn't build a new stadium. Then the Brown's owner wanted a new stadium but the city of Cleveland wouldn't build it. So Model moved the team to Baltimore who would build them a stadium. Pretty ironic!

@catgirl6803

3 жыл бұрын

What I don't understand is why the NFL wouldn't give Baltimore an expansion team and it took a decade to get a new team to the city, but Browns got their new team almost immediately after. And Browns fans still want to play victim. Baltimore looks like the bad guys for "stealing" the team, but nobody talks about the Colts moving.

The reaction would have been the same at any other sport in any other venue.

Spiking the ball stops the lock(cause they're out of time outs) and is also a loss of that down

@JonathanDelphia

3 жыл бұрын

*Clock

My husband was a life time fan. When they moved he never watched them again.

Yes Al Lerner was Randy Lerner's father. Randy took over the Browns after Al died and he tried hard and spent money, but he wasnt knowledgeable enough and hired the wrong people for years, until he finally sold the team. Now Randy owns a soccer team and is way more concerned about that

al lerner is randy lerners dad, when he passed randy became owner of browns

There have been a few near-scoreless games during horrendous weather. Check out "History of NFL's worst weather games." It's on the longer side but worth it if you're interested in learning NFL lore.

2019 Bluecoats (American marching band show)

Glass "bah-ulls" 🤣

You mentioned teams moving to different cities... how's this for a head scratcher? In 1961 the (old) Washington Senators moved to Minnesota and became the Twins. Also in 1961 the League expanded and added 2 new teams.. one of them was the (new) Washington Senators. Instead of putting an expansion team in Minnesota, an existing team moved to Minnesota and was replaced that year with an expansion team.

KTO has some of the best football videos on KZread, you should check more of his stuff out. I'm not even a huge football fan but I've watched a ton of his videos

I'm a Browns fan who watched this game live. I saw a guy get hit in the head with an AM/FM radio. One of those almost square silver ones... obviously super old school. 📻 Don't F with the dawg pound lol.

The thing is the reffing in football is way more complex and they have way more to look out for than in soccer. I think that’s why they don’t just get fired automatically because it’s understood that mistakes are gonna happen. BUT there have been some egregious cause in just the past few months and everyone is beginning to have enough of the referees determining the outcome of games. Unfortunately there is no easy fix. My team, the Saints, were on the receiving in of what has generally become agreed upon as the worst call (actually a no call) in NFL history. It costed us a spot in the SuperBowl. When it happened (or didn’t happen) even the commentators couldn’t believe it. The other team that committed the foul (that didn’t get called) couldn’t believe it. It was an absolute stain on the game. We ended up losing in overtime as a result, which is on the team, obviously, but that would have never came to fruition had the original penalty been called.

These refs were already working a Cleveland Browns game... how much further down could they have been sent? Toledo High School JV?

@andrewblatherwick8758

3 жыл бұрын

Eagles maybe? And yes I'm a Philly fan

@ohioagainsttheworld676

3 жыл бұрын

a team that barely missed the playoffs that year?

@Pink.andahalf

3 жыл бұрын

Harsh but fair.

@Seadansr1

3 жыл бұрын

that's an upgrade game

Al is Randy's father. Randy used to be owner of the Browns as well after his father died.

React to KTO’s video about the 2007 college football season. It is very well made and in depth and real enjoyable

@dustinheese

3 жыл бұрын

That one time I was proud to be a Jayhawk fan on Saturdays

I am a Browns and City fan, and you analogy of the reversal of the Sterling goal is a pretty good one. Only difference being VAR in the City match just got that call wrong, where in this Browns game the VAR call is correct, but it is fundamentally breaking the rules of the system. Both are still some of the worst officiating mistakes I've ever witnessed. And no, the referees in the NFL are basically untouchable, that ref went on to do Superbowls and Playoff games for years to come only retiring in 2017 I believe.

I remember this game.

@niceguyj1984

3 жыл бұрын

I do to the refs clear eff’d that game up

One of the biggest frustrations with the NFL is the lack of accountability with officiating. If an official is dog shit, he's gonna be dog shit next Sunday somewhere else.

Love you guys! Im from Ohio and I remember watching this live. So let me know if you have any questions

After this Covid 19 crap is over you might like to watch one of the NFL games in London...NFL teams actually move to different cities quite often. The Raiders just moved from Oakland CA to Las Vegas NV this year.

Since this video is about an overturned catch, you guys should react to NFL Greatest Toe Taps of All Time. It's a video about wide receivers making catches and barely staying in bounds. Shows how nuts those dudes are.

Lol as an Arsenal fan I was nearly as pissed off about that as you

The distance between the two towns is five hours and 40 minutes drive time or 375 miles. Can you drive that far in the UK?

@BP-or2iu

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah. I think if you drive from the south of England to the north of Scotland it’s like 800 miles or something? I could be off there but I think that’s close. Takes way longer than that would take in the US, though. Their highway system isn’t that great in terms of directness and accessibility everywhere. Not like the US where you can drive from Florida to California on one road.

@baraxor

3 жыл бұрын

The island of Great Britain is roughly the size of California if the various firths and such were filled in. I don't know if there's a four-line divided highway going all the way from London to Edinburgh, though.

Rams just left to Cali pisses me off because they already have 49ers, Raiders,Dolphins, and Chargers. Plus they have NBA teams like the Lakers, Kings, Golden State, and the Clippers. I hate I have a crap ton of stuff for what used to be the St. Louis Rams

Barry Sanders best runs. The man was insane. For comedians check out Anthony Jezelnik “ Funny as Hell” or Norm MacDonald “12 minute joke”

I’ve watched this closely, and I used to think the browns were cheated, as you are not to review a replay of a previous play after the next snap. However, the ref said the “replay buzz prior to the snap,” which means the ref should’ve stopped the game for a review before the ball was ever snapped. A similar thing is used as a tactic to stop the opposing team from making a field goal all the time. Seconds before the kicking team goes for a field goal, the opposing team may call a timeout before the ball is snapped. If they do this, even just 1 second before the snap, even if the kick was made, they reverse the call and redo the play because timeout was called before the snap. So if they buzzed the ref for a replay prior to the snap, they were 100% right to reverse the call.

You can fake a spike before you hike the ball once the hiked u can toss then toss it to a WR or a RB or spike it. But you can't fake it then spike it. You should watch Barry Sanders and Bo Jackson highlights

Cleveland has the craziest fans in the world, check out Cleveland Indians 10 cent beer night. Also when the we won the nba finals a whole bunch of fans stole a fire truck.

@timhefty504

3 жыл бұрын

Cleveland, Philadelphia, I think Oakland was a big one too

@rjgraddy11

3 жыл бұрын

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"This is like our VAR where no one knows what the fuck they are doing." Yeah, sounds about right.

Imagine you spend $500 or more a ticket or bet 10,000 on a game and shit like that happens.

For guys who aren’t all familiar with NFL rules. You guys were pretty on point with figuring out what some penalties and foreshadowing what will happen next. Even better than some of the NFL viewers here lol

Refs broke the number one VAR rule going 2 plays back the browns got screwed here

I think a great way to get a better feel for football would be to just watch a really good segment of a game that has some back and forth offense, defense, special teams. Chiefs Texans 2nd qtr last years playoff game would be a great crash course. Given, I'm super biased as a Chiefs fan

@krcjayhawks

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/naGcuK6CgaWwhc4.html Solid 7 min recap. Important game. Crazy plays. Stadium erupting. One of the craziest halves of football I've ever seen.

The New Orleans Saints were robbed of going to the Super Bowl by the worst referee no-call in history in 2018. It was in New Orleans, but no one threw stuff at the refs. So this Browns game is quite the exception.

Alex Ovechkin hits and goals.

The NFL has so many rules the fans, refs, and players have a hard time knowing what is proper and what is not.

Btw this game is the reason American sports, especially NFL stopped giving people bottles of beer. They give cups. And even bottles of pop they don’t give caps

The refs said the booth buzzed them for replay prior to the spike play. The call often comes close to the snap especially in that situation where the offense is rushing to stop the clock and/or avoid replay. Thus, by their explanation, the spike play never happened. The receiver clearly did not make the catch so that was the correct call. The main question in my opinion is whether the refs blew their whistle before the snap on the spike play. If they did not then the play would count and it’s too late to review the catch. Either way throwing bottles is a bad look.

Randy Lerner, who I think owned some English football clubs, is the son of the late Al Lerner, who owned the Cleveland Browns in 2001.