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Lmfao the dots don't even look close on the interception. Bateman double move and the corner didn't bite. Was the first thing Lamar looked at and pumped to. The PI is actually insanely bad lmfao. Threw it back shoulder and he just runs through him as if he doesn't... show more

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Spencer Schultz2 years ago

Lamar played an out of rhythm game and some things got sloppy, but marched them from the 1 yard line to here and did nothing poor here IMO. Threw a PI ball and didn't get it. Should've been ball at the one. Then they'd fumble on a qb sneak or something tho I guess

Spencer Schultz2 years ago

Keep in perspective that the Ravens were in no huddle on a drive that started from the one yard line. Everyone looked gassed.

Spencer Schultz2 years ago

He was open and could've made a play at the back line if the ball came out earlier. He literally couldn't jump to the football because he got fucking tackled.

GOWIE2 years ago

Still don’t love the throw, but the DPI was too blatant not to call.

The Dawgs - A Cleveland Browns Podcast2 years ago

How about we don’t hope for bail out calls on terrible throws. He didn’t throw it back shoulder it was just a shitty throw into triple coverage.

Spencer Schultz2 years ago

Sure! But also call the penalty when a receiver gets tackled before the ball is even close

Chris Seferyn2 years ago

If you’re going to cherry pick plays, you might point out that this play would’ve never happened if they called the leg whip in the end zone at the beginning of this drive. The chiefs would’ve gotten a safety and the ball. Refs miss some calls. It’s the nature of the game. Get over it.

The Sports Beard2 years ago

The officials were what seemed purposefully awful.

🇨🇩🇸🇱2 years ago

This other blatant PI no call on Likely AGAIN was even more egregious

Long Live DJ2 years ago

Look to me like the ref reached back for the flag then remembered the assignment

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