Overlooked turning point in game

[BIGBALL]

One big turning point in the game, imo, was the reversal on the 2 point conversion. Seemed like that hurt the momentum we had going. That left the Ravens needing 2 scores, and after that, the run game was pretty much out, and the Steelers knew it. That left an already inconsistent qb, without true playmakers, in a really tough spot.
Just an observation...

[stevez51]

Or you could say the quick whistle on the Weddle int. No one would have stopped him.

[thetacker]

Or, maybe, it was when Flacco arrived at the stadium.

[52N19]

Or, maybe, it was when Flacco arrived at the stadium.

the idea that flacco has no playmakers is inccorrect. macklin, wallace, perriman and watson are more than adequate to enable an average quarterback succeed

[JAB1985]

I said it in another thread but Alex Collins fumble was the bigger turning point, imo. right before half they go up 19-3 instead of 13-3. which means when we score coming out in the 3rd, it could have been 13-10 pretty early in the 3rd. thats a lot different than 19-9, 19-11 imo. took until the 2nd INT late to tack on that last TD that made the score more than the game actually was, so that means we would have been in a lot tighter game for the duration, rather than feeling we needed to make a comeback.

The reversal was probably an overlooked turning point because they were just getting some momentum and that seems to take the icing off the cake so to speak. The INTs that followed were more the final nails then those two points. I think they fought rather hard up until the last drive with only a minute or two left. they knew the game was over at that point. Those were the two moments id point to though as "what if" moments.

[BIGBALL]

Or you could say the quick whistle on the Weddle int. No one would have stopped him.

That's true. I wasn't really saying anything about the call one way or another, just how. It changed the rest of the game. I thought he was in, but it was close. Usually the call stand, but...

[WrongBaldy]

nfl replays have been a joke all year. i have no idea how some plays get overturned while others stand.

[bravens23]

nfl replays have been a joke all year. i have no idea how some plays get overturned while others stand.

They should be sticking with "stand" more often. Me personally, I'd rather them get rid of replay all together, but that's a separate discussion.

[WrongBaldy]

They should be sticking with "stand" more often. Me personally, I'd rather them get rid of replay all together, but that's a separate discussion.

i noticed that too but some of the overturns are ridiculous

[bravens23]

i noticed that too but some of the overturns are ridiculous

I don't think so. I think in most cases they're completely reasonable.

[Purplenemesis]

The turning point was when the 2017 Ravens took the field.

[WrongBaldy]

disagree. most of the overturns are redic