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“This has never ever been called a pick.” Yes, it has…this fanbase (#RavensFlock ) simply didn’t cry about it for a week bc we actually know ball. Cooks did not complete the final process of a catch (survive the ground) as the defender took the ball away before that...

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Secret Agent Oreo8 个月前

To be honest, Ravens fans just expect the refs to screw them over when they play the Steelers. It's pretty much a given.

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Huey Jewish and the Jews 🏴‍☠️8 个月前

Justice had the ball for at least 3 steps on this one and they still called it a pick 😂

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BadN3wz Va8 个月前

🤔

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bigcountybump8 个月前

Am I the only one who’s sees a qualitative difference between ‘surviving the ground’ and ‘surviving the defender trying to strip the ball’? One is you didn’t control the ball from hitting the ground, the other is a dude ripping it out of your iron grip. They seem different?

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$heppp8 个月前

You didn’t cry about it for a week. You cried for 3 weeks!

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Joe Flacco enthusiast8 个月前

This was one Lamar’s 4 picks in 17 games too🤦🏻‍♂️

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Harco Steve8 个月前

Hill took like 5 steps. I stand on it, that was a bad call

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valerie8 个月前

Yup. Just because it isn’t necessarily the QBs fault doesn’t mean it isn’t still a pick lol

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Shakey8 个月前

Bills mafia is the most insufferable bunch of cry babies… that’s why we are discussing it

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Ash8 个月前

It’s still being discussed because Bills fans are retarded whiners!

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The_Commish8 个月前

One clearly had a defender have the ball in his hands before they both went to the ground . The other got control of the ball after WR hit the ground ( split second / simultaneous) .

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Michael J. Didion, CFP®, EA, MBA8 个月前

Thank you for saying this.

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Evan O'Neill8 个月前

It’s been 4 days and I’m still seeing new tweets wasting everyone’s time with screenshots and slow motion videos to call something that requires the passage of time to be a catch Wtf are we doing and how have we not moved on by now? 😭

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Wayne S8 个月前

Yes it has.

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Scott Kunz8 个月前

Bingo! Way too many Crybaby Casuals on this app!

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HypocrisyReigns8 个月前

What’s embarrassing is your interpretation of what happened. Cooks never lost control of the ball until it was stripped AFTER he is down. He has no other mysterious requirement to meet. People keep showing cases where the ball is clearly loose on the way down.

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MarioKart Bowser8 个月前

If you could just go ahead and succinctly define “survive the ground”, I’m sure that would help clear this all up.

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☆Frogs Gay☆8 个月前

H I m being touched while down with the ball in his possession is more than enough to rule down by contact.. he wouldve survived the ground had the defender not put his arm in and taken it... touching him while he is down...he doesnt need to be a runner.

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sunny8 个月前

When did his knees touch the ground here? You are embarrassing 😂 (Scours the internet for similar yet not at all the same plays….)

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Johnnysmithereenze8 个月前

No you can just as easily argue that Cooks DID complete the final process of the catch since he had control while his body hit the ground. Too much time passed between him having control on the ground and the defender taking the ball away for it not to be a catch.

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Colby B8 个月前

Cooks him (no pun intended)

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Mr Smoke8 个月前

Lmfaooooo at we know ball

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Edens Relic8 个月前

A Dallas game that had the exact same type of play called a pick was posted the night of the game as well. These guys just ignore anything that doesn't fit their narrative at this point. It's sad.

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Matty Canniz8 个月前

You must have terrible vision then because Cooks caught the ball, and his knee was down while being contacted by a defender, and then the ball was ripped out of his hands. Surviving the ground has nothing to do with the ball being ripped out by a defender. Nothing.

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iSmacBall8 个月前

Because the ball was coming out before he hit the ground dipshit. Not even close to the same play

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Dennis Gursky8 个月前

Thank you for posting this E. The refs got the call right in your Ravens game, the Denver/ Buffalo game AND on a similar (but not exact) play in my Bears game who lost to the Rams. Also, had the Bills not given Denver 13 points thru THEIR turnovers in regulation, the BILLS WIN & there's NO OT, NO CONTROVERSY & ironically Bo Nix doesn't fracture his foot!🏈👍👍

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King of the Hill Gaming8 个月前

🤔 umm yall cried for months about the Likely play which is the same exact rule but just no interception 🤣🤣.

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Jeff Brink8 个月前

Folk clearly don't understand the "falling catch" rule...the refs and announcers called it right away, because they know the rules

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DadoAlex8 个月前

You obviously either didn't watch the play or did so with your "I'm whining about every call the Ravens didn't get" glasses on. I'm guessing the latter.

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Cody Sefton8 个月前

Lmao homie he literally is already ripping the ball out if his hands as hill is still standing by the time they are both on the ground wilson has full possession of the fucking ball youre high as fuck lmao.

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Justin8 个月前

I don't care about either team but the ball was stripped before he hit the ground. If you think this improves your argument, your argument sucks

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