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| − | + | How much will it cost to send this letter to ? http://justcurio.us/index.php?naprelan-coupon naprelan 750 mg • Another week, another officiating controversy. Jeff Triplette initially sought to defend the actions of his crew at the end of Washington’s defeat to the Giants, when a miscommunication led to head linesman Phil McKinnely signaling for a first down even as the referee himself was gesturing for a third. Washington’s head coach, Mike Shanahan, saw the chains move and, believing his team had first-and-10 called for a pass downfield. Both that, and a subsequent throw on fourth down, fell incomplete, killing Washington's final possession. Triplette later said he had not stopped the game to resolve the confusion because Shanahan's team were out of time-outs, and he did not want to give them an unfair advantage. But by failing to do so, his crew had clearly damaged Washington - who might have tried a different play-call if they had been aware of the correct down-and-distance. | |
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How much will it cost to send this letter to ? http://justcurio.us/index.php?naprelan-coupon naprelan 750 mg • Another week, another officiating controversy. Jeff Triplette initially sought to defend the actions of his crew at the end of Washington’s defeat to the Giants, when a miscommunication led to head linesman Phil McKinnely signaling for a first down even as the referee himself was gesturing for a third. Washington’s head coach, Mike Shanahan, saw the chains move and, believing his team had first-and-10 called for a pass downfield. Both that, and a subsequent throw on fourth down, fell incomplete, killing Washington's final possession. Triplette later said he had not stopped the game to resolve the confusion because Shanahan's team were out of time-outs, and he did not want to give them an unfair advantage. But by failing to do so, his crew had clearly damaged Washington - who might have tried a different play-call if they had been aware of the correct down-and-distance.
