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Phil, the difference is that Kam jumped OVER the lines. He didn't land on them.

That would have been a great deep pass if you were still a Colt, Peyton.

Ayuh. The structure of the league and the playoff format is perfect as it is right now. Don't change it. All the deserving teams get in most years.

Denver might win the game, but if they do I feel pretty confident they'll be completely pasted in New England next week.

I don't know if anyone is watching, but I think this is the end of the road for Peyton Manning. He's 5 for 13 for only 50 yards as they approach the half. At the end of their last possession, when he missed on two consecutive deep passes, they booed him off the field.

I know Iamtdg was hovering over the button quite a bit about an hour ago.

I agree, although I feel like almost all offenses are cheating towards this more and more. Green Bay did it a few times. I really don't understand it. Perhaps I'm antiquated, but on third and short I'm either going power or play action.

To be fair, New England has a guy who might retire as the greatest QB of all-time at the Quarterback position. Big difference.

To be fair, Romo KILL KILL KILLed the 3rd and 1. It may have been a run. I also wonder if he was supposed to go for something underneath on the 4th and 2 and chose to bomb it instead.

He may not have picked it, but it was a wounded throw and at minimum it was an easy deflection/defense. I still can't believe he didn't turn around. You just can't have shit like that if you're going to beat the best teams with everything on the line.

Is that factoring in the ball being briefly knocked loose by the DB? I think that was a huge part of the eventual final call.

It didn't touch the ground? I've been so focused on it bouncing loose that I can't remember one way or the other. Any high quality GIFs yet?

Live I thought it was incomplete, largely from that shot of the ball popping back up when he hit the ground. But once they called it complete, I didn't think there was enough evidence to overturn the call. Had it wrong on both counts, I guess.

If you can stomach it, go back and watch the last play on third and long when Rodgers' pass was tipped at the line. That was the biggest play of the game. The pass was tipped and drifting short and Cobb was not in a position to come back to it. Scandrick never looked back for the ball. If he...

If Scandrick was playing the ball, that's probably a pick six that takes the lead.

If Romo is ever going to shake off the cobwebs of being a choke artist when it counts, now is the time.

Pretty sure he kill kill killed the run play.

After watching Seattle tackle and hit last night, the tackling/positioning on that TD is one of the funniest things I've seen in recent memory. Yeesh.

Yeah, that doesn't make a whole lot of sense. "Oh, the greatest WR in my franchise's history is talking about seizing the opportunity I have. I think I'll cut him off mid sentence with these overpriced headphones." Not sure what I'm supposed to take away from that.

Jesus. That's insane.