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Conspiracy Theory

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Something happened. Cooper too good look that silly

Certainly the NBC staff does not have many geometry or physics majors based on their reason why it could not happen.

 

Where are the Mythbusters when you need them? This would be a good one.

I said this last night when I watched it. Of course on the video, NBC does not "zero in" on the flight of the ball. They have a gazillion cameras all over the field, but none that can zero in on the ball? Yeah, right. It obviously hit something. And Amari Cooper didn't point up in disgust and whine about the ball hitting camera or guide wire. These things are all in the ground rules before the games but these cameras and wires are supposed to behind the the line of scrimmage.

 

Given all this, the pass could have just been a damn knuckle ball and we've all bit on a conspiracy set forth by the NFL to keep us talking. $$$$$$$$$

Certainly the NBC staff does not have many geometry or physics majors based on their reason why it could not happen.

 

Where are the Mythbusters when you need them? This would be a good one.

What are they supposed to bust? It looks like Carr just made a bad pass.

What are they supposed to bust? It looks like Carr just made a bad pass.

 

Whether it was possible or probable to hit the wire from the position of the players and arc of the pass.

 

Actually, I think you are right. It looks like a wounded duck going up. And still a wounded duck coming down.

I think those skycam cables are a tragedy waiting to happen.

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