Comments on: Raiders let Jackson address penalties

By: teeth

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By: 1reynaldo

1reynaldo — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 16:40:52 +0000

Hey dumb -ss sully dude the Tuck rule was
Taken out of the rule book The following year. Try again just because you think they were similar plays they were not called by the tuck rule. 6-4 Dumb-ss deal with it your gay boys across the bay will fold like a tent. Sorry specitar Boy

By: RaiderFan85

RaiderFan85 — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 14:47:42 +0000

Hue way to go! Sticking up for the team, goes a long ways in that locker room! Been a fan since 74 and can’t remember when we weren’t tops on the penalty list or near the top.
Always been the norm, but seems like the officials use it as an excuse to get airtime…
We have all been waiting a long time for this kind of a start!
I have been reminding the nay sayers (Dolts, Chefs, Pony Fans) of “Al’s” brilliance with the picks… Yes!!!!
Props to Hue for saving our season, and making us viable contenders again!
I leave you with “Just Win Baby”!!!!

By: huntdogg2

huntdogg2 — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 14:15:25 +0000

Thanks Hue for finally saying something, it may not help at all, but at least they knew were aware.

By: raiders4lifebich

raiders4lifebich — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 11:57:36 +0000

I’ve never seen a ref lose or win a game

dumbass remember the tuck rule game

By: Sullivan44

Sullivan44 — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 00:14:22 +0000

Raiderhaterhater,
The tuck rule also was enforced in the NFL playoff game on January 9, 2011 between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens.

The tuck rule was also enforced on October 2nd, 2011 during a game between the Buffalo Bills and the Cincinnati Bengals. When the Bengals Andy Dalton was tackled by two Bills defenders and the ball was returned for a touchdown by the Bills Bryan Scott. After reviewing the play, the officials ruled that Andy Dalton was tucking the ball, reversing the touchdown and giving the Bengals control of the ball.

The tuck rule was also enforced on October 30, 2011 during a game between the Seattle Seahawks and the Cincinnati Bengals. Andy Dalton started into his throwing motion but decided not to throw the pass. The ball came out of his hand and traveled backwards striking the umpire. Dalton fell on the ball at the one yard line but it was later ruled an incomplete pass.

Now apologizing for being so stupid.

By: raiderhaterhater

raiderhaterhater — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 00:00:43 +0000

November 21st, 2011 at 12:39 pm
I’ve never seen a ref lose or win a game

-Matt Giordano

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couldn’t agree more!

Really? I guess you guys never saw the Tuck rule game..Um , That game was won by the Raiders until Walt Coleman decided to dig thru his rule book a bit deeper. Oh I know, You guys knew all about the Tuck rule long before that play Because it gets called all the time. Right..Never called before, never called again. There are countless games we have lossed because of poor officiating. Those officials personally put the Vikings in position to score the first 7 points of the game Sunday with three bogus personal foul calls in a row. Last I checked, They would have punted on 4th and 20 instead of moving 15 yards closer to the goal line with a fresh set of downs. It amazes me that different players come in every year and we still own the flag contest every year. Its not because we are dirty, its because we are looked at alot closer. Benefit of the doubt goes against us every single time. Other teams get the benefit of the doubt. If you havent noticed, you arent watching.

By: Silverandblack666

Silverandblack666 — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 23:15:54 +0000

I understand but realize that hagan was a damn good gunner especially on punts and the week after he was let go Denver ran a punt back for a TD.

I am agnostic to the move but I will say that Hagan was a very good gunner.

By: raiderinparadise

raiderinparadise — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 23:14:41 +0000

Yeah I really really like Chaz Schilens, even tho he scultpures his eyebrows and prob hangs out in SF with jeff garcia, he is a good WR when healthy and put in postion to make plays, he makes them.

6′4 225, fast and huge vertical.

can’t ignore his great hands too.

because of his injury history we will never have to pay him more than minimum.

He is a great blocker too.

I always like to see him used in the red zone. Murphy has quickly become a special teamer and rotational WR.

By: raiderinparadise

raiderinparadise — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 23:11:02 +0000

TJ was a “pillow” move. It was done so to comfort palmer. I would rather have Hagan too, but lets get real, his 11 recieving yards and a few nice blocks weren’t amazing.

So get over it.

If DHB, or ford or someone went IR, then he would be signed.