“Push out” was such a stupid rule. Instead of rewarding the DB for keeping the receiver from getting his feet down, they decide to give the WR the benefit of the doubt that the WR would have “probably” got both feet down had he not been pushed. It’s was a terrible stupid rule and I’m so glad they came to their senses about it. It’s like if a RB gets stuffed one yard short of the Endzone, and the officials rule that he would have gotten in the Endzone had the defender not made the tackle. I feel like I’m takin crazy pills here. If anyone can defend the rule respectfully and logically, I’d love to debate it.
“Push out” was such a stupid rule. Instead of rewarding the DB for keeping the receiver from getting his feet down, they decide to give the WR the benefit of the doubt that the WR would have “probably” got both feet down had he not been pushed. It’s was a terrible stupid rule and I’m so glad they came to their senses about it. It’s like if a RB gets stuffed one yard short of the Endzone, and the officials rule that he would have gotten in the Endzone had the defender not made the tackle. I feel like I’m takin crazy pills here. If anyone can defend the rule respectfully and logically, I’d love to debate it.
Well said
How many games have been won or lost to that rule. Agree with you should have been changed along time ago.
@@blastechee-3546 The Nathan Poole catch that knocked the Vikings out of the playoffs in 2003 was one example.
I don't think it's a rule anymore
Pittsburgh's first road game against the Vikings in 19 years
I had no idea. Thanks for the cool bit of trivia. 👍🏼
Hearing the color commentator, either hates the Steelers or LOVES the Vikings.
I love how he was wrong about everything
I love how the commentator was wrong about everything. Why did he want the Viking to win so bad
I'd love to see the 1999 opening day re-match of the nfc championship game Vikings at Falcons.
gary cobiak I remember that game fondly...
I was at this game it was miserable all week in Minnesota like zero freaking degrees.
Key Plays:
6:10 PIT: Miller 50-yd rec from Roethlisberger
8:50 PIT: Reed 21-yd FG
15:40 PIT: Randle El 20-yd rec from Roethlisberger
23:50 MIN: Smith muffed punt recovery
34:30 MIN: Edinger 20-yd FG
48:45 MIN: M. Robinson 21-yd rec from Johnson
50:20 PIT: Porter INT
57:40 PIT: Randle El 72-yd punt ret
1:03:55 PIT: Roethlisberger 3-yd rush TD
1:11:35 PIT: Townsend INT
1:20:20 MIN: K. Robinson 43-yd kick ret
1:25:20 PIT: Blocked Minnesota FG attempt
1:33:55 PIT: Parker 49-yd rush
1:57:55 PIT: Safety scored
2:02:20 PIT: Randle El 28-yd rec from Roethlisberger
Key Stats:
PIT:
Ben Roethlisberger 10/15 pass, 149 pass yds, 6 car, 7 rush yds, 1 TD
Willie Parker 14 car, 81 yds
Heath Miller 2 rec, 58 yds
Larry Foote 1 sack, 7 tackles
MIN:
Brad Johnson 16/30 pass, 143 yds, 2 INT
Michael Bennett 11 car, 43 yds
Marcus Robinson 2 rec, 38 yds
Erasmus James 2 sacks, 4 tackles
Great stat WORK! Crazy thing is Polamalu is not listed, which was a rare occurrence.
Not only could you try to get that but I'm looking for the 2003 Minnesota at Arizona game and the 2005 Green Bay at Minnesota game as well
Wasn't Mike Tomlin on the Vikings coaching staff in this game?
No, he was only with Minnesota in 2006 that’s it.
Can you please upload Vikings falcons week 4 2005
This year, the Steelers will FINALLY play in Minnesota again.
22:45
Poor Screen Quality!
Be grateful that we even have this footage
2:20:57 just some casual homophobia and body shaming lol
to be clear it’s not a good look for CBS to air that crap