As you say, Rams win. They won in a tough venue. I give them credit for winning. The call in question was bad and won the game for them. Would have never got the ball back. Their kicker performed. Their D is good . Good coverage on receivers, their line put good heat on Drew. Not a Pats fan so hopefully they will play well.
NFL Travisty
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At the most critical time of the game, the worst no call that I've seen in over 50 years of watching the NFL.
To be fair, I stopped watching most of it during the Colon Pimpleneck debacle, only watching Drew and da Bears occasionally.
To be fair, I stopped watching most of it during the Colon Pimpleneck debacle, only watching Drew and da Bears occasionally.
Well this is a different angle. All right I feel dirty and will say 2 xtra Our Fathers before cheering for the Rams in the Super Bowl
you make good points, and I acknowledged all of those same things in my previous many quotes. Those things happen all the time and that’s why the NFL should get their shit together. But let’s face it a helmet to helmet hit in the last two minutes of a game-winning drive along with a blatant pass interference needs to be handled properly. Too much on the line. You and I both know the same thing happens in basketball with fouls all throughout the game that are not called. I guess we should just not call any fouls in sports all together and just let them play until the death
I enjoy college as well, because any football/basketball is better than the alternative. But seriously there are major warts in college basketball you’re choosing to overlook. College football fewer warts.
Rule book allows for the Commissioner to have the game replayed at the point of the foul. That would be hilarious if they did.
Wonder how Rams fans will feel when they get hosed in SB and Brady is given at least 3 gift calls?
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Baffling?...I focused on TWO plays that officials went non-called that decided the winner that were obvious as it happened live to the majority of the viewing audience, the Rams Coach could not even keep a straight face during his post game interview when asked about the play...at least the DB called it like it was, that he interfered to save a TD and was BAFFLED it did not draw a flag!
You don't have to worry about Brady getting the benefit of calls in the SB. He will!
No question the lack of a call took away a likely Saints victory. My complaint is with a system that determines who goes to the Super Bowl via a coin toss. Even college rules allow both teams a shot at scoring in OT instead of winning a coin toss, kicking a field goal and one team's season over.
Thats actually not how NFL OT works. If the team who gets the ball first scores a TD, game over. However, if they make a FG the other team gets a chance.
As a Packers fan, I've witnessed several missed calls both for and against that helped send us to a super bowl and prevented it. Seattle and Dallas games come to mind.
Rather than giving an apology for a blown call, since this event happens every single year, I would like to see the NFL actually take some action. Maybe place an official in the press booth. Maybe make all plays reviewable. Certainly their sponsorship would love the additional time created for more commercials.
Apologizing for blatant errors is like sending prayers to hurricane victims! What they need is a fix action!
Rather than giving an apology for a blown call, since this event happens every single year, I would like to see the NFL actually take some action. Maybe place an official in the press booth. Maybe make all plays reviewable. Certainly their sponsorship would love the additional time created for more commercials.
Apologizing for blatant errors is like sending prayers to hurricane victims! What they need is a fix action!
I'm almost certain the league told the officials to let em play yesterday. Both games were officiated totally different from games up to this point. Swallowing the whistles has led to many missed calls yesterday. It's a shame one of the worst calls in sports history has the league in this scrutiny.
New officials are needed to get these calls right on the field and not having to stop the games for review so often.
LMAO. Trucking over a player helmet to helmet before the ball arrives is a pretty easy and simple call to make. All of the experts agree the game would have been over. But you're the one that's correct, huh?
Asking cause I do not know for certain, doesn't Hockey have instant replay offsite the quickly makes the correct call and notifies the head Referee?
The part the jumps out at me is the Networks pay Dean Blandino and Mike Pereira to look at and judge the calls. Move their paychecks to not be sourced by the Networks and instead from the NFL. There has to be a simple solution.
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