Washington Post: Why was Josh Norman saying that Panthers played ‘two teams’ in the Super Bowl?

[LastEmperor2k2]

Think this one is fairly obvious.

He played against the Broncos Offense and against his own offense.

Norman don't give a fukk about staying in Carolina, he's telling it like it is. Let your offense have 4 turnovers in the SB and this is what you get

 

[T.he I.nformant]

It shouldn't have been a touchdown, because the play earlier was a catch by Cotchery. The Panthers should've been 24 yards ahead of the end one.

ball never hit the ground

 

[Shogun]

It shouldn't have been a touchdown, because the play earlier was a catch by Cotchery. The Panthers should've been 24 yards ahead of the end one.

The Coli

 

[Jplaya2023]

Has full control of the ball

 

[IGSaint12]

Can't blame coaching for dropping INT after INT

Yup, Norman catches those two INTs and runs them back into Panthers territory and the Panthers probably win. That's what the Seahawks did to Peyton in their first superbowl.

 

[T.he I.nformant]

Has full control of the ball

The ball hit the ground, though

 

[Larry Lambo]

Carolina's D played lights out so low key Josh might be dissing the offense.

Without Cam's two fumbles the score is 10-9.

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Can't blame coaching for dropping INT after INT

While that's true, [the lack of] coaching/playcalling had the biggest influence on them losing the game.

 

[EducatedBrothaFromTheBank]

I'm still amazed that this Denver Broncos team actually won the "super bowl".

most unforgettable SB of all time... Panthers beat themselves

 

[protestor]

This. Manning looked like was made of Legos out there and with such a close game 1 successful drive from Cam woulda easily put it to bed. That whole game was fishy and everyone knows it. Only redeeming quality was Bruno Mars and Beyoncé.

Damn near every playoff game leading up to the SB was light years ahead of this. shyt, even the Panthers first round bye was more exciting

Broncos have winning games like that all season. Nothing fishy about it.

Tom Brady and Big Ben were also a successful drive away and it didn't happen. That defence was nasty as hell. pass rush, run stopping. every pass attempt contested and if the receiver caught it they get punished.

 

[Shogun]

The ball hit the ground, though

CAC ref used his demon CAC powers to knock the ball lose.
Can't get shyt past the coli.

 

[Mensch Fontana]

The other team was the Panthers. White people need to stop. That's my future raider breh

 

[godkiller]

The ball hit the ground, though

If a player has full control of the ball and it hits the ground after the player has controlled it, isn't that still a catch?

 

[IWunD3r]

Carolina's D played lights out so low key Josh might be dissing the offense.

Without Cam's two fumbles the score is 10-9.

13-9 if the kicker didn't miss the fg

 

[T.he I.nformant]

If a player has full control of the ball and it hits the ground after the player has controlled it, isn't that still a catch?

I'm not going to even pretend like I know the exact rule. But if they ruled on the field that it was incomplete do you think there was enough video evidence that clearly showed it was a clean catch. Or is it debatable? Also do you really thinkable had FULL CONTROL? Looks like he lost the handle.