[dlowilly]

Yikes. He held on for the td though

[Roadtrip635]

It looked nasty, cringed when they showed it in slow-mo.

[dlowilly]

Damn they took away the td

[d2bets]

And they overturned his clear TD. Insult to injury. How did they overturn that. Fishy as fukk.

[d2bets]

The ball never touched the ground. Or at least I didn't see any angle that showed it touching the ground. Maybe they had some super special angle nobody else could see.

[gauchojake]

The gruesome leg injuries this year are just too much

[5918mike]

One angle they showed the ball hit the ground and move in his arm. Still don't like it.

[newguy]

It doesn't touch until he puts it down and grabs his knee. That's such crap I got no money on game just a bears fan but that has to be the worst call I've seen yet.

[d2bets]

One angle they showed the ball hit the ground and move in his arm. Still don't like it.

It definitely moved but it looked like he had cradled it. I didn't see anything showing it touched the ground.

[Chi_archie]

feel bad for Miller

just can't stay healthy

[d2bets]

It doesn't touch until he puts it down and grabs his knee. That's such crap I got no money on game just a bears fan but that has to be the worst call I've seen yet.

That can't be why they called it. It had to have been before that when the ball did shift and he rolled over. They must have caught some angle that showed it touching the ground. I sure didn't see it though.

[KVB]

[Kermit]

Grusome

[KVB]

fuk

[jjgold]

Part of game
Next man up

[newguy]

That can't be why they called it. It had to have been before that when the ball did shift and he rolled over. They must have caught some angle that showed it touching the ground. I sure didn't see it though.

Would love to hear what they say. Ball is allowed to move as long as you maintain control. Hard to say he didn't. But hopefully that was the call because if it was him putting all down NFL going to have more issues with the injury crew.

[d2bets]

Grusome

Amazing he held on with his knee doing that. Refs block that angle, so can't tell there.

[lakerboy]

This sport will eventually be played by robots

[5918mike]

Would love to hear what they say. Ball is allowed to move as long as you maintain control. Hard to say he didn't. But hopefully that was the call because if it was him putting all down NFL going to have more issues with the injury crew.

Not if it hit the ground. I guess I'm the only one who saw what the officials did. It wasn't on the roll over, it was the initial fall to the ground.

[The Kraken]

This sport will eventually be played by robots

Sometimes I think so too

Automation is has already killed a lot of jobs, created some others but as number of jobs go, it's been a net loss due to automation

And it's only going to get worse for us. Driving jobs may be gone by 2030 as self-driving vehicles take over ie Taxis, semis, trains. Next up, self driving ships and planes. Honestly, it makes sense, an algorithm that reacts within milliseconds and doesn't get drunk is probably 1000 times safer than humans.

But how far do we push it? Cashiers and bank tellers would be an easy axe, fast food employees could disappear and the quality of our food and our overall experience would improve. But what about doctors and nurses? I think it's a ways off but I gotta think many of the mistakes made in the medical field would not be made by algorithmic robots. 1000's of people die every year in the US because of preventable medical mistakes.

Then what's next, athletes? Police and Fire?

Where does it end

[d2bets]

Not if it hit the ground. I guess I'm the only one who saw what the officials did. It wasn't on the roll over, it was the initial fall to the ground.

Looking forward to seeing the still frame showing it. I didn't catch it on anything I saw. Yes, the ball moved, but it looked like he had it completely cradled.

[KVB]

Sometimes I think so too

Automation is has already killed a lot of jobs, created some others but as number of jobs go, it's been a net loss due to automation

And it's only going to get worse for us. Driving jobs may be gone by 2030 as self-driving vehicles take over ie Taxis, semis, trains. Next up, self driving ships and planes. Honestly, it makes sense, an algorithm that reacts within milliseconds and doesn't get drunk is probably 1000 times safer than humans.

But how far do we push it? Cashiers and bank tellers would be an easy axe, fast food employees could disappear and the quality of our food and our overall experience would improve. But what about doctors and nurses? I think it's a ways off but I gotta think many of the mistakes made in the medical field would not be made by algorithmic robots. 1000's of people die every year in the US because of preventable medical mistakes.

Then what's next, athletes? Police and Fire?

Where does it end

[KVB]

[sweep]

[dlowilly]

Well they have the diving covered