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Whole team was flat and sloppy, while idiot Wade cheered, patted butts, and told them it was okay.

Ta-Daaaaaaa!

Right, I would have either the .45 or the .410 slug before I would have any shotgun rounds at all, for home defense. You can't predict if you're going to be working close in or not, and the slugs get the job done both ways.

The entire team was sloppy, they phoned it in. Missed tackles, blown assignments, and idiot penalties galore at the worst possible times, while moron Wade just clapped, patted them on the butt and said it was okay. Glad to see someone besides me remembers reality.

If you use buckshot your pellet count is even less, and although the pattern is tighter it's still not a guaranteed man stopper. You only have 8 or 9 double-ought buck pellets, in a .410 shell.

So, it was just good ole bad luck. That was the reason for all the penalties, missed tackles and otherwise poor play. Got'cha.

I don't remember the injuries, I DO remember the whole team looked like warmed over shit vs. the Giants.

Show me a injury report otherwise you're just making homer excuses for a team that just tried to phone one in and shit the bed.

Yeah I remember the pick in the end zone, and all the stupid penalties, and everyone flat as fuck from having two weeks off.

There's no mention of anyone playing hurt here, just shitting the bed with stupid penalties and turnovers. Watch New York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys [01/13/2008] - NFL.com

You're telling me they were hurt after the starters were rested in the week 17 loss to Washington, then had a bye week. C'mon now. They just got cold and shit the bed against a hardened Giants team that had kept playing.

He didn't touch him until after his lunge into the end zone. I only re-watched it in slo mow 20 or so times though.

We're talking 2007 right? When they went 13-3 and had a whole bye week to heal up. Then shit the bed, one and done.

Review is supposed to get it right.

They had the bye week and homefield advantage throughout.

And they promptly shit the bed. So what.

Yeah he stumbled after catching the pass and his knee hit momentarily.

Which shouldn't matter at all as long as no defender touches him. He should have been able to crawl 10 yards into the end zone if need be, as long as he isn't touched. He wasn't touched.

Would someone please explain how, in the NFL not college, a ball carrier is down when his knee hits the turf, with no one touching him? Talking about that TD call that was overturned as "down by contact." No one touched the player who caught the ball in field, then his knee hit, then he lunged...

Keep in mind that if you do use the .410 shotgun shells with this, those have a really low pellet count and won't be effective or man stopping at anything past ten feet. Because the low muzzle velocity combined with the low pellet count make the pattern way too wide past 10 feet range.