Play of the Game

[Seahawk Mike]

I know it is easy to pick the TD to Baldwin or some other scoring play. But I'll argue another.

I feel the play of the game was the bogus PI call on Thomas which would have and should have been an interception.

Tampa took this field position and turned it into 7 points and from there the crazy snowball effect of the second quarter happened.

Just think...if it is an interception what would have happened...

Just my thoughts...any other ideas...

 

[sutz]

I think I'd go with the Tate punt return. Pretty epic, there. That's one for the ages.

 

[twisted_steel2]

I feel the play of the game was the bogus PI call on Thomas which would have and should have been an interception.

Tampa took this field position and turned it into 7 points and from there the crazy snowball effect of the second quarter happened.

Crazy how one bad call can have such an impact on a game.

I hate Mike Carey so much.

 

[Seahawk Mike]

I think I'd go with the Tate punt return. Pretty epic, there. That's one for the ages.

Very true for the comeback portion of the game...That was an amazing return...made my 2 year old cry from me cheering too loud!!

 

[LawlessHawk]

Mike Carey: "Pass interference.... DEFENSE!!"

Carey's infered meaning: "I hate you Seattle."

 

[HawkFan72]

That PI on Thomas still makes me angry.

 

[OrFan]

The Tate return, and the oh so serious, pissed off look on his face not only inspired myself, but the team. From that point on in the game you couldn't see our players taking anything lightly. They were all serious, and the looks on their faces showed it. I loved seeing them pissed off and giving it all.

 

[Sgt. Largent]

I think I'd go with the Tate punt return. Pretty epic, there. That's one for the ages.

This.

Besides, how can the "play of the game" be something negative that didn't help the other team win, or help us win either. #playofthegamefail

 

[Largent80]

Easily the Tate runback, that was gorgeous.

 

[hedgehawk]

Tate punt return. Even Revis said that play changed all the momentum.

 

[jblaze]

Yep, Tate's return was epic. Play of the game. Tate has been money the last few weeks!

 

[jlwaters1]

speaking of bad calls, how about the insane personal foul against Earl for "Blow to the head" against the TB WR. It was on a big pass completion he goes low and just so happens to hit the guy in the head. Totally crazy iMO. Where is he suppose to hit the guy? Not at all.

The Tate return was tremendous. I'm loving me some Golden Tate.

 

[Blitzer88]

Easily the Tate runback, that was gorgeous.

Agree with this, that return was fantastic.

Also, on the Earl bogus PI, his second foot landed out of bounds so it probably wouldn't have been an int anyways, but still just a terrible terrible call that gave the Bucs great field position.

 

[twisted_steel2]

speaking of bad calls, how about the insane personal foul against Earl for "Blow to the head" against the TB WR. It was on a big pass completion he goes low and just so happens to hit the guy in the head. Totally crazy iMO. Where is he suppose to hit the guy? Not at all.

Happens all the time, one of my biggest annoyances about the NFL right now. Defenders target the receivers in the torso, but the receivers know the hit is coming, so they turtle up and lower themselves, curl up, end up getting hit in the head by their own fault.

Defender did everything they could to hit legally. Drives me crazy.

 

[LawlessHawk]

speaking of bad calls, how about the insane personal foul against Earl for "Blow to the head" against the TB WR. It was on a big pass completion he goes low and just so happens to hit the guy in the head. Totally crazy iMO. Where is he suppose to hit the guy? Not at all.

Happens all the time, one of my biggest annoyances about the NFL right now. Defenders target the receivers in the torso, but the receivers know the hit is coming, so they turtle up and lower themselves, curl up, end up getting hit in the head by their own fault.

Defender did everything they could to hit legally. Drives me crazy.

This is now a revenue source $5k for this hit, $10k for that hit. Gotta fund the settlement kitty for all those future law suits somehow...

 

[drdiags]

The Barron INT was a huge play. That helped the Bucs get on a roll and our shoddy run D didn't help either.