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I sure would have loved to see Kapernick get a chance to use his feet on the last couple of plays .

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I love taking the safety at the end...

and the holding on the safety may have been the worst no call I've ever seen

I sure would have loved to see Kapernick get a chance to use his feet on the last couple of plays .

 

On the roll right where he threw to Crabtree at the corner of the endzone, I thought he could have reversed fields and went untouched to the endzone.

and the holding on the safety may have been the worst no call I've ever seen

 

How did it impact the outcome?

Was a good no call. Crabtree was pushing off as well. The ball was uncatchable.

On the roll right where he threw to Crabtree at the corner of the endzone, I thought he could have reversed fields and went untouched to the endzone.

 

I thought the same thing.

Was a good no call. Crabtree was pushing off as well. The ball was uncatchable.

 

It was definitely uncatchable if you don't let the WR get to the sideline and jump up for it.

I sure would have loved to see Kapernick get a chance to use his feet on the last couple of plays .

 

 

Or seen Gore use his feet as well.

Great game. I enjoyed it. That's all I really wanted out of it at the end of the day.

Great game. I enjoyed it. That's all I really wanted out of it at the end of the day.

 

Exactly.

and the holding on the safety may have been the worst no call I've ever seen

 

It would have been a holding call in the end zone. Still a safety. Just not as much time ran off the clock.

How did it impact the outcome?

 

I thought it was brilliant when I saw it. By holding during that time, they can buy more time for the kicker to run around, and if they call the hold, so what? It's a safety anyway!

It would have been a holding call in the end zone. Still a safety. Just not as much time ran off the clock.

 

Same amount of time would have ran off of the clock. They would not have stopped the clock as soon as they saw the penalty. They would have let the play finish and then enforce.

I thought it was brilliant when I saw it. By holding during that time, they can buy more time for the kicker to run around, and if they call the hold, so what? It's a safety anyway!

 

Bingo and no time difference.

Hell, the Ravens coaches probably told them to hold.

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