Sweet Roughing The Call of the Smugglers Helps Deprive the World of the Moment of the Joe Flacco Elite

In the last Broncos race, Joe Flacco looked like the elite quarter that John Elway thought was the case when the Denver MJ signed the former Raven this season. After leading his team 50 yards off the field, Flacco faced the 4th and 3rd on the Bears' 12-yard line. The quarterback then mentally returned to his 2012 season with Baltimore and converted the first duel down, then found wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders in the corner of the endzone for the touchdown, placing the Broncos at least. one with 31 seconds remaining.

The elite endures when Flacco finds Sanders in the end zone again in a two-pointer late penalty attempt to give Denver the lead with 31 seconds to go.

But the game has not been finished. It was up to Mitchell Trubisky – who, until then, looked just as bad, if not worse, than Flacco – to put his team at least in the position of the opposing goalkeeper for a chance to win. His first pass was five meters, but the Chicago quarterback got 10 seconds more thanks to an incredibly soft call against Bradley Chubb. It was bad enough that I agreed with Mr. Man 101 himself, Mark Schlereth.

(At this point I should note that the Bears defensive tackle, Eddie Goldman, was also struck by a very disappointing call from the smuggler's call himself, but that only one of these calls gave place to a winner).

Trubisky needed the raise to allow Eddy Pineiro, a Chicago kicker, to take the lead over a winner. There was no double bond this time because the balloon went through the studs.

Feel free to be pedantic about other sanctions that I did not mention in the comments.