Post game Packers Shut Out Seahawks 17-0

rpiotr01 said:
I don't know the rules for what qualifies as a catch in the end zone. Years ago I think against the Redskins Jordy had a TD where he caught it, got two feet down and the defender immediately swiped it out of his hands and they called it a TD. Adams had one like that earlier this year. The King did the same thing, caught the ball, two feet down, ball knocked out later and they call it a catch. I thought they had to "complete the process"? Or is that different than outside the end zone?
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Me to they always talk about going to the ground with the ball.
 
Mark87 said:
He might be but two of the calls he bitched about were in fact dead wrong, straight up we get just as many gift calls as we get jobbed. The officiating consistency is crap, you can't say in preseason" no blindside blocks" " we are going to enforce no matter what and then in review give me some lame-ass excuse about the head and neck.... it's $&%%(* blindside block period or it's not) So in that regard RP he's right.
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The fumble: all I can say is Karma for the Fail Mary. Objectively speaking, it was shaky to say simultaneous possession.

The interception: sorry to say, it didn't look like King kept possession when he hit the ground.

Heaven knows it's happened to the Packers enough over the years. In this game, things kinda went our way. That could change next week.
 
Packinatl said:
I also thought it was you had to complete the process even in the end zone
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He completed the process by getting 2 feet down. It's much like a running back, extending the ball across the goal line, mid air, and gets ball swiped out. Play is a TD, even in mid air, once ball crosses plane. Same with WR in endzone. I believe they did way with the process falling to the ground etc. Wr has possession, in endzone, 2 feet down. TD. Same would apply for a DB. That's my understanding
 
Budman said:
He completed the process by getting 2 feet down. It's much like a running back, extending the ball across the goal line, mid air, and gets ball swiped out. Play is a TD, even in mid air, once ball crosses plane. Same with WR in endzone. I believe they did way with the process falling to the ground etc. Wr has possession, in endzone, 2 feet down. TD. Same would apply for a DB. That's my understanding
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If that’s the case we have multiple officiating errors this year.
 
Budman said:
He completed the process by getting 2 feet down. It's much like a running back, extending the ball across the goal line, mid air, and gets ball swiped out. Play is a TD, even in mid air, once ball crosses plane. Same with WR in endzone. I believe they did way with the process falling to the ground etc. Wr has possession, in endzone, 2 feet down. TD. Same would apply for a DB. That's my understanding
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Mark87 said:
I thought the fumble that was "simultaneous possession" was probably one of the worst-reviewed calls this year as was the INT. Did you even look NY or were they watching Netflix? Right now I am all for eliminating replay and going back because it hasn't helped the game.
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This.... replay has not accomplished what it was intended for. Just get rid of it.
 
Packers place LB Whitney Mercilus on injured reserve, sign LB Tipa Galeai to the active roster & signed LB La'Darius Hamilton and RB Kerrith Whyte to the practice squad and released DL Auzoyah Alufohai (Ah-ZOY-ah Ah-LOOF-oh-hai) from the practice squad. General Manager Brian Gutekunst announced the transactions Tuesday.
 
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