>>As for the other interference call against Assante Samuel, it could have gone either way. Denver just played smash-mouth football, which is the way next weekend's game will be played. It should be a good game with Denver winning by 10 or more.
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>Nah. I didn't really care much who won that game, but there is no doubt in my mind that the refs handed the Broncs 10 points in Christmas wrap. That interference call was clearly receiver interference. He grabbed Samuel's shoulder pads from behind. And then they missed the motion call? I don't know if the game would have turned out differently if the refs had been the least bit competent, but now we'll never know. For the record, I agree that they could not reverse the fumble call because there was no camera angle that showed definitively what happened.

Kinda like when the Patriots stole (according to Radahs fans) the game with the help of the officials, ain't it?<g> Bottom line - HOME FIELD!!!!