Can’t forget that Duke Williams “catch” in the 21 west final. You first have the obvious OPI and then even more obvious was the ball hitting the turf yet even after review it stood
Thanks for the content. I really appreciate your comments to help explain the nuances of Canadian football. I also really liked that you have some highlights from many different eras of CFL too.
I apologize for it not always being high quality, I have to go by what I can find online. Also please note, at 17:14 what I meant was they now have no chance of getting to the playoffs. Looking back it sounds like I'm saying this was a playoff game. And also I’ve been told the Ottawa Calgary punting one is the correct call, my bad, but that’s kind of a dumb rule
The fake knee rule was implemented between the 2022 and 2023 seasons. Your first clip about the fake knee (whether you agree with the call or not) was from 2023. The second was from MUCH earlier, when that rule wasn't in effect.
I’m not convinced that’s the case. If you apply a no yards penalty you’re implying that the other team got possession of the ball. If anything it should have been Calgary’s ball 10 yards back. Although I could be wrong.
One call I remember from last year was where the Elks were playing I think Hamilton and the ref called a penalty but there was actually no penalty and goofed up what he was saying...he resembles John C. Reilly a little
Well then that would be two bad calls from the same game! In the awesome Montreal @ Winnipeg game last year a similar thing happened, Andre Proulx accidentally pointed the wrong way on a penalty call and a player corrected him as he was announcing it and could be heard on the mic!
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"The CFL is a straight-forward, boring league" said NO ONE! This is proof of that in its purest form
Can’t forget that Duke Williams “catch” in the 21 west final. You first have the obvious OPI and then even more obvious was the ball hitting the turf yet even after review it stood
Thanks for the content. I really appreciate your comments to help explain the nuances of Canadian football. I also really liked that you have some highlights from many different eras of CFL too.
Thanks for your comment. If there are any videos you'd like to see let me know!
I apologize for it not always being high quality, I have to go by what I can find online.
Also please note, at 17:14 what I meant was they now have no chance of getting to the playoffs. Looking back it sounds like I'm saying this was a playoff game.
And also I’ve been told the Ottawa Calgary punting one is the correct call, my bad, but that’s kind of a dumb rule
That play also is what led to challenges being implemented.
The fake knee rule was implemented between the 2022 and 2023 seasons. Your first clip about the fake knee (whether you agree with the call or not) was from 2023. The second was from MUCH earlier, when that rule wasn't in effect.
Ah cool thanks.
The no yards call after the offside, that was applied correctly. Just because the offside was first, doesn't mean the no yards is nullified. 15:31
I’m not convinced that’s the case. If you apply a no yards penalty you’re implying that the other team got possession of the ball. If anything it should have been Calgary’s ball 10 yards back. Although I could be wrong.
have to balance all fouls at the point of application of the first foul. Loss of 10. Replay down
One call I remember from last year was where the Elks were playing I think Hamilton and the ref called a penalty but there was actually no penalty and goofed up what he was saying...he resembles John C. Reilly a little
Well then that would be two bad calls from the same game! In the awesome Montreal @ Winnipeg game last year a similar thing happened, Andre Proulx accidentally pointed the wrong way on a penalty call and a player corrected him as he was announcing it and could be heard on the mic!
10:11 rule was changed well after this play, wasn't a penalty at the time
Yeah it’s been pointed out thanks
4:18 that was a ddt...... RTP.
4:02 Because he pulled the hair I think that makes it legal. The Ricky Williams rule i think
Hair is considered part of the jersey.