Clayton catches a ball and a break
Mark Clayton just let go of the ball as he went down near the Ravens 20-yard line. The ball was picked up by Bengals safety Chinedum Ndukwe and returned to the end zone, but Clayton was ruled down by contact and that call held up on replay.
What a break for Clayton, who had the big drop last week in New England. The replay was very marginal. It looked like the ball was starting to come loose before his knee touched the ground, but it was not conclusive enough to overturn the ruling on the field. Conversely, if the original call had gone the other way, I doubt it could have been overturned either.
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The ravens don't usually make to many free agents mistakes but picking up foxworth for 27,000,00 will go down as the teams worse mistake. HE STINKS.
Posted by: blancione | October 11, 2009 3:09 PM
If i didn't know it was sunday 10/11/09 i would have thought brian billick was still calling the plays. I can't believe the conservative play calling. Mason hasn't even had a ball thrown his way the whole game.
Posted by: blancione | October 11, 2009 3:17 PM
What is with the Billick styled offense? This is horrific! Why quit on something that is working so well.
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Pete's reply: Don't think they quit on anything. I think the Bengals took Mason out of play, which put a lot of strain on Flacco.
Posted by: Frank | October 11, 2009 3:20 PM
Why is it reporters don't ask the obvious questions to Harbs & Co. after the game?
Meaning, why was everyone sleeping when the officials moved the ball back 5 yards after the Ravens won the replay?
Posted by: BobbyWoontz | October 12, 2009 7:24 AM
Why was the ball mis-spotted after that play? Was there another penalty invivolved???
Posted by: Drewdy | October 12, 2009 12:29 PM
we throw 0 passes to Mason , 1 to Washington and miss Clayton wide open and say they took mason away , BS , other teams have tried and you still throw downfield
Posted by: larry g | October 13, 2009 1:17 PM