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Originally Posted by 3 SS's
Ok John Nash , if you wanna go that route, then do the math deducting the pic 6 and fumble recovery for 6.......from the 18.5 and what do you have ? And for the record, not bad calls....right calls , bad rule. 
Also, if you don't think defenses holding teams to 3 instead of 7 isn't helping win games.........  |
The fumble and pic six don't count in the points allowed by defense average Bobby Boucher. Points allowed and points scored are two separate equations.
The rulings were incorrect, if a player possess the ball and is down in bounds in the end zone, without the ball touching the ground BEFORE the completion is made, it's a completed pass in the end zone. It was in both cases.
Minnesota's defense is ranked #1 @ 15.8 points allowed.......their offense is ranked 10th @ 23.9 pts per game. Their defense is winning games.
Minnesota has 3 Pro Bowl players on defense. They actually should of had 4....how Harrison Smith didn't make it is a mystery.....snub of the year....you could also make a case for Linval Joseph....he is the reason opposing teams don't run up the middle against the Vikings.
New England's defense is ranked #5 in points allowed...18.5 (it's really 19.4).......and their offense is ranked 2nd with 28.6 pts per game. Their offense is winning games. New England has 3 Pro Bowl players on offense.
Bobby Boucher I know this is difficult for you, but if your best players on the team are on offense, the offense is winning the game.
When you have a really, really good defense Bobby, like the Vikings have, this is one of their "average" players.
