How do we know you're not a "tv/govt" agent that has infiltrated the forum to make us think as the tv/govt wants us to think? This is too big for us, man. It's a taco wrapped in an enchilada inside a burrito!
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Championship week.
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NitroGSXR
Super Sic #58
Lmao.
Thorn
Dirty Old Man
He's certainly not from my planet. On my planet they don't let you come to Earth until you can write and speak the language.
BwhiteshoesJ
Waterboy
I'm texting on my phone. Type fast on this site and it happens. Auto correct isn't full poof. The fact is my English speaking skill are superior to most..and apparently so is my critical thought. Everyone just acts like children over text errors.
infantrycak
Hall of Fame
People who are actually superior critical thinkers don't go around lauding it in every conversation.
CloakNNNdagger
Hall of Fame
In legal filing, NFL says rewinding NFC title game over 'no call' would mean pricey Super Bowl delay
Replaying even a few minutes of last Sunday's NFC title game would force a delay in the Super Bowl and confound years of intricate preparation for an event that demands an investment of “more than $100 million,” the NFL’s chief financial officer said Friday in a sworn affidavit.
The statement from Joseph Siclare, the league’s executive vice president and CFO, was submitted with a legal filing by the NFL to yank one of two pending lawsuits over Sunday’s officiating debacle from a state civil court to federal court in New Orleans.
The filing marks the league’s first formal response to a legal Hail Mary by a pair of ticket-holders crying foul — and demanding damages — over the infamous “no call” that ended the Saints’ Super Bowl dreams.
The NFL’s response to the lawsuit does not address the blown call, which came with less than two minutes to go and the Saints deep in Los Angeles Rams territory.
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- BY JOHN SIMERMAN | jsimerman@theadvocate.com
- Jan 25, 2019 - 5:33 pm
Replaying even a few minutes of last Sunday's NFC title game would force a delay in the Super Bowl and confound years of intricate preparation for an event that demands an investment of “more than $100 million,” the NFL’s chief financial officer said Friday in a sworn affidavit.
The statement from Joseph Siclare, the league’s executive vice president and CFO, was submitted with a legal filing by the NFL to yank one of two pending lawsuits over Sunday’s officiating debacle from a state civil court to federal court in New Orleans.
The filing marks the league’s first formal response to a legal Hail Mary by a pair of ticket-holders crying foul — and demanding damages — over the infamous “no call” that ended the Saints’ Super Bowl dreams.
The NFL’s response to the lawsuit does not address the blown call, which came with less than two minutes to go and the Saints deep in Los Angeles Rams territory.
THE REST OF THE STORY
BwhiteshoesJ
Waterboy
Nothing but a joke article to mock the public. They decided who would win that game and carried it out.