Bigger blown call by the refs? (1 Viewer)

[GregR]

Oklahoma at Oregon 2006 dwarfs both of these. Such mind blowing incompetence by the refs I still think they should have been investigated by prosecutors.

 

[sho nuff]

Why is everyone looking so much at that final play? (packers/hawks) I watch that game and their was a horrible pass interference call on browner that resulted in green bay scoring a TD. If that was called right who knows how the game flow would go. Also like everyone saying the lions had plenty of time and chances to put away texans... Green bay couldn't do crap against the Seahawks who r apparently a way worse team. The all mighty packers team had 4 quarters to put away the weaksauce Seahawks and could not. Their fault for keeping it close. By the way the lions blown call was 100x worse. At least it was obvious he had a elbow and a knee down. The packers misfortune could have went either way.

There were a number of bad calls in that game, both ways. To say that GB should have been awarded that game just because the final play was arguably a bad call ignores the effects of all those previous bad calls. If there were no bad calls that game, who knows who would have won?Detroit still may have lost even if that bad call was overturned, but the fact remains that it was more clearly a bad call than the GB/SEA one (though it's more the rule not allowing the review that's bad). Does anyone dispute that Forsett was down? Many still dispute the GB/SEA call.

Well...people are focusing on that last call because its the point of this topic.Nobody is saying they should be awarded the game (at least no sane people).

 

[SSOG]

Oklahoma at Oregon 2006 dwarfs both of these. Such mind blowing incompetence by the refs I still think they should have been investigated by prosecutors.

If we're opening this up to college games, this thread is about to get awfully long. As a Gator fan, I have to nominate the Swindle in the Swamp (2003 UF/FSU).

 

[elmanx]

FWIW, I'm from Seattle.

Is this a declaration that you're a Seattle fan?

I see you posted in this thread again, but ignored my question. How about now? You a Seahawks fan?

Depends on your definition of fan. I'm not the most diehard fan, but I'd consider myself one.

 

[Mr.Pack]

Voted Packers. I pin the Lions' one mostly on Schwartz. Refs are going to miss calls sometimes, coaches should always know the rules.

Exactly right.Yea I'm a Packer homer, but the Refs got to review the Packer play. These games move fast at field level, and in real time who knows if the refs were even looking at him at that split second. Obviously if they review it, it'll be overturned.It's a stupid stupid rule, but it's a rule.

 

[Mr.Pack]

Green Bay/Seattle wasn't a blown call.

 

[packseasontix]

Oklahoma at Oregon 2006 dwarfs both of these. Such mind blowing incompetence by the refs I still think they should have been investigated by prosecutors.

If we're opening this up to college games, this thread is about to get awfully long. As a Gator fan, I have to nominate the Swindle in the Swamp (2003 UF/FSU).

You can NEVER say the Gators got the short end of the stick. I see them getting calls in their favor all the time. I am a Big Ten and Badger fan so don't have anything in the fight. Anytime I watch the Gators in Football or Basketball they get so many calls in their favor. I was at the Gators vs Butler sweet sixteen game in 2006 I think and it was crazy what Noah and company could get away with. Of all the school in the NCAA they have to be the one that gets the most call in their favor.

 

[Hooper31]

FWIW, I'm from Seattle.

Is this a declaration that you're a Seattle fan?

I see you posted in this thread again, but ignored my question. How about now? You a Seahawks fan?

Depends on your definition of fan. I'm not the most diehard fan, but I'd consider myself one.

In six years you posted in exactly one Seattle thread one time, but that was only to ask if Branch was playing. No, I wouldn't consider you a Seattle fan. Certainly not a diehard fan. I find it odd you would mention you're from Seattle. Does that somehow strengthen your point?