Nobody cheated. I realize that Marshall's catch could have been a fumble, but the refs didn't call Faneca and M. Smith offsides on the GT-drive, either. You had a few iffy calls on both sides of the ball. Besides, teams don't cheat. Refs just make bad calls and no team ever says "Oh, we refuse to take those extra 10 yards." No team.
And as far as what the Texans, Eagles, and Steelers did (allow average offensive team to march 80 yards in a minute and get winning score), that not only cost my team a victory, but cost me the office pool as well. When you start messing with my team and my money, I get pissed.
One of two things have got to happen.
1) A defensive coordinator gets the balls to run a base defense during a two-minute drill.
or
2) Before every offensive possession, regardless of the score or time left, a team gets its PA guy to announce to the crowd "And they're down by 4 with one minute left," and maybe they'll march right down the field and score on every possession.
One of these days, a coach is going to hold his team off from scoring a TD under two minutes because he knows he can't stop the other team from marching right down the field in a minute. Even if he doesn't get that go-ahead TD anyway, he's still correct in running the clock down before scoring, because he knows prevent defenses are for p*ssies.