Saying stuff like this is mind-boggling to me. Your team has never benefited from a bad call?

Most hilariously disappointing season: Texans or Falcons?

This week it was Schaub replacing Keenum to give the offense a "spark", I guess? Then he does what he always does and throws to a triple-covered Andre Johnson on 4th down because he rarely ever looks for another receiver. AND Schaub has gifted us with the sideline incident with Andre. He's done in this city, man. Maybe if Schaub had won us this game and we had an outside (extremely outside) shot at 9-7 and the playoffs then I could see playing him again, but short of injury it needs to be Keenum the rest of the way. If Kubiak starts Schaub against the Jags then I don't even know what the fuck. I mean, I still like Schaub but I'm like 90% convinced at this point that it's in the team's best interest to move on. The last couple of years were fun, but this season just makes it sting more in a way and people are either wistful about what could have been (and mad), or disappointed (and mad), or just mad. Plus "best QB you ever had" means he's better than David Carr. This team is going to have some tough decisions. Bring Antonio Smith back? Probably not for more than a couple million a year, and he's going to be coming off a $9m year so he might test free agent waters. Keep Owen Daniels? Keep Danieal Manning? Keep a clearly declining Johnathan Joseph? Keenum has done a solid job of not turning the ball over but I would take a QB in the second round at the latest in the draft.

you said 'throw' though, man. 'throw' not 'doesn't change direction until the ball is almost on top of a guy 5 yards in front of him'. I know I'm kind of being that guy now... but yeah.

Other than the fact on last plays of the game like that its almost never called. But yeah he was being held. Brady really deserves the blaim because I think he was trying to deliberately draw pass interference by underthrowing

first off: really on the bolded, wtf?

secondly well ya if there is literally no good throwing option and you're about to get creamed it was clearly the best decision to try and draw a pass interference penalty. i think it's a little ridiculous to blame him for concluding that was his best play. and dont try and make him look like a douche for doing it because there isnt one qb in the nfl who hasn't done it multiple times.

it ended up not mattering, but i was perplexed about why dez bryant's catch/drop wasn't reviewed. anyone know the rule on that? it looked like he caught it and then his knee hit the ground and then the ball popped out once his arm hit the ground, but wasn't loose in his arm before that. i thought that counts as a catch. then it could've been huge if dallas didn't convert on 3rd down right afterwards and had to settle for a much longer field goal.

I'm sure it has, but the work I'd have to put in to check would be too much.