well placed holding call

[skyline69]

that holding call basically made the cover for indy. another example of the subtle and well placed flag can determine the spread outcome.

 

[RDTrains]

Amazing that one holding call can overcome a 17 point deficit. Must be magic.

 

[Willie99]

that holding call basically made the cover for indy. another example of the subtle and well placed flag can determine the spread outcome.

first down, everything changes and the clock dwindles

every significant call or no call or bad call went one way

but at the end of the day, it was just a classic case of a meltdown after thinking you already won the game and going into a shell

 

[bradyisgod]

Can't believe nobody mentioned Cam dropping the ball after that drive on the goal line. That was huge. I still think CAR was the right side looking at the game objectively. Easy to be results oriented here.

 

[drooraffe]

Yea that fumble was the start of the train crash.

 

[Slurve~Ball]

Refs were garbage all night. I don't think they even knew which side/total they were supposed to fix the game for.

 

[chonce]

It also killed my UNDER 47 -- this is probably my worst beat in a while.

 

[TheComputerGroup]

You gotta be on the right side of the refs in the NFL in most games.....but I don't think Carolina backers lost because of the refs, we lost because Carolinas defense went into prevent mode.....& for that, they can go screw themselves!

 

[Willie99]

You gotta be on the right side of the refs in the NFL in most games.....but I don't think Carolina backers lost because of the refs, we lost because Carolinas defense went into prevent mode.....& for that, they can go screw themselves!

I concur, they went into conservative mode on both sides of the ball

and they made critical mistakes

it sucked, but there's far worse