Lack of knowledge showing here. To help you, it is expected that the loosing team leaves the field of play straight away to allow the winners to celebrate uninterupted, the only congratulary hand shakes are between the head coaches.

Maybe so but it doesnt happen all the time if I had just been in a battle with another team I would be the first to congratulate them and would expect the same.

Some poor drops of catchable passes hurt the Colts. It's certainly a game of inches, not yards - just that little bit of difference being the difference between catching or dropping that key pass (or onside kick) at key moments.

Alright Pacino, calm down...

Still chuckling about how playground (or Ross and Monica) that was, would have been fun refering that to a Ganson style Video Ref

If Stevo commentated on Superbowls, he'd have spent the rest of the match complaining that the refs got it wrong

[url=http://www.wired.com/geekdad/2010/02/super-bowl-geeks-how-much-action-is-there-really-in-an-nfl-football-game/Not official[/url but stats from a game in 2008.

That's the equivalent of not counting the time between when the tackle is completed and when the ball is played in RL as time in play.

But imbetween each tackle and PTB we dont break and analyse the previous play or watch a set of ads?

So don't watch....or take an interest....or post on here.

But if its' all the same to you, we will.

...or else



I just wondered if people we aware of the amount of time the ball was actually in play. I'm not having a dig or anything just think its abit harsh how much people pay to watch it etc.