Mike Carey is wrong - every time (2 Viewers)

[Deamon]

Another challenge let's see how this one shakes out!

Let's hope his streak continues.

 

[Arodin]

Mike Carey is wrong every time...so basically has at least as good at this as the officials on the field, no?

 

[drizzle]

Aw damn he broke his streak

 

[trader jake]

They went to Mike Carey AFTER the call was made.

Disappointing. Let's hope this isn't a new strategy.

 

[trader jake]

The guy doesn't choke under the pressure, he just stays with what made him a legend.

0-1 in the Super Bowl.

 

[32 Counter Pass]

Don't understand why that call wasn't reversed. Terrible.

 

[trader jake]

Don't understand why that call wasn't reversed. Terrible.

Because Mike Carey said it was good.

 

[32 Counter Pass]

That must be it.

 

[BigTex]

Don't understand why that call wasn't reversed. Terrible.

I watched it over, the tip hit the ground which is why it became lose in the first place. You see the ball come lose but you can't see it actually hit the ground but it moved the ball. Not enough to over-turn. Looked like a good call.

Tex

 

[Ignoramus]

I prefer to think that the NFL is wrong every time.

 

[lod01]

Don't understand why that call wasn't reversed. Terrible.

Because Mike Carey said it was good.

The ref did wait until Carey had made his decision.

 

[steelers1080]

If he couldn't ever get it right as a ref on game day, not sure why he'd get it right now as an analyst...

Gotta love all the wrong with him and Phil Simms combined.

 

[FreeBaGeL]

Don't understand why that call wasn't reversed. Terrible.

Ball hits the ground, then ball bobbles around. Pretty much cut and dry incompletion especially in the modern NFL.

 

[jonessed]

I think it shows what a crapshoot these decisions are. The rules are so convoluted. Common sense, experience, the extra video, etc, none of it really matters. The NFL seems to be under the impression that more rules means more consistency, but it seems to be having the opposite impact.

 

[metoo]

I think it shows what a crapshoot these decisions are. The rules are so convoluted. Common sense, experience, the extra video, etc, none of it really matters. The NFL seems to be under the impression that more rules means more consistency, but it seems to be having the opposite impact.

They need to fix the catch rule. It's not that hard, possession and 2 feet down. I would rather deal with more fumbles than someone telling me Dez didn't catch that ball.

 

[Chaka]

Don't understand why that call wasn't reversed. Terrible.

I watched it over, the tip hit the ground which is why it became lose in the first place. You see the ball come lose but you can't see it actually hit the ground but it moved the ball. Not enough to over-turn. Looked like a good call.

Tex

Just the tip?

 

[Long Ball Larry]

Our long national nightmare is now over: http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/news/mike-carey-cbs-ref-rules-analyst-fired-bad-calls-wrong-terrible-awful/zo5uojndzbze1t9t2jq7th17i

 

[voiceofunreason]

Our long national nightmare is now over: http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/news/mike-carey-cbs-ref-rules-analyst-fired-bad-calls-wrong-terrible-awful/zo5uojndzbze1t9t2jq7th17i

Phil Sims was fired?