Packers @ SeaCocks

MASTRxOFxPUPPETZ wrote:same type of play happened last year when Cromartie intercepted a Patriots pass, they awarded the ball to the WR since all ties go to the Offense

MaddMatter wrote:What the fuck happened? I turned it off after Goldan Tate dropped the TD with like 1:50 left.

Then I turn on the TV today and see this shit. Replacement Refs are fucked.

EPICxSTUDENT4.0 wrote:

MaddMatter wrote:What the fuck happened? I turned it off after Goldan Tate dropped the TD with like 1:50 left.

Then I turn on the TV today and see this shit. Replacement Refs are fucked.

there were a few calls that were fucked during the game, the last play was a hail mary TD that was Intercepted initially then golden tait reached in and they called it TD because the tie goes to the offense but only if both guys get control of the ball at the same time. the packer DB williams had control WAY before tait did

EPICxSTUDENT4.0 wrote:

YOU SMACK THE BALL AWAY INSTEAD OF GO FOR THE INT

While the ball is in the air, Tate can be seen shoving Green Bay cornerback Sam Shields to the ground. This should have been a penalty for offensive pass interference, which would have ended the game. It was not called and is not reviewable in instant replay.

When the players hit the ground in the end zone, the officials determined that both Tate and Jennings had possession of the ball. Under the rule for simultaneous catch, the ball belongs to Tate, the offensive player. The result of the play was a touchdown.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000066164/article/nfl-supports-decision-to-not-overturn-seahawks-touchdown?module=HP11_headline_stack

EPICxSTUDENT4.0 wrote:

MaddMatter wrote:What the fuck happened? I turned it off after Goldan Tate dropped the TD with like 1:50 left.

Then I turn on the TV today and see this shit. Replacement Refs are fucked.

there were a few calls that were fucked during the game, the last play was a hail mary TD that was Intercepted initially then golden tait reached in and they called it TD because the tie goes to the offense but only if both guys get control of the ball at the same time. the packer DB williams had control WAY before tait did

Thadden wrote:The three plays before it were fucked up by the refs too.. watching that last night was crazy

RSoxGuy wrote:

This has to be the worst travesty Ive ever seen on and NFL field. .

MaddMatter wrote:

Thadden wrote:The three plays before it were fucked up by the refs too.. watching that last night was crazy

I guess it all works out in the end though. People keep talking about that play, but what about the "defensive pass interference" on the Packers TD drive? That's the call that started all this bullshit. Without that call the Packers kick the FG, without having to go for it on 4th down, the Seahawks kick a lead extending FG with 2:00 minutes left. Bam then the Packers have the ball and have to score a TD.

HurpDurpHurray wrote:

MaddMatter wrote:

Thadden wrote:The three plays before it were fucked up by the refs too.. watching that last night was crazy

I guess it all works out in the end though. People keep talking about that play, but what about the "defensive pass interference" on the Packers TD drive? That's the call that started all this bullshit. Without that call the Packers kick the FG, without having to go for it on 4th down, the Seahawks kick a lead extending FG with 2:00 minutes left. Bam then the Packers have the ball and have to score a TD.

Basically Shields was covering Rice and he was looking at the ball and got called for nothing. He was looking at the ball and was right up in Rice's chest. In fact, Shields got interfered by Rice because Rice ripped his facemask, turning his head.

Oh and there was also a bogus roughing the passer play where Wilson was out of the pocket and right after releasing the ball, the Packer guy tackled him around the thigh area

MASTRxOFxPUPPETZ wrote:
HAVE A NICE DAY

The Hot List: Biggest villains in Patriots history

4. Ben Dreith: Like one other name on our list you’ll see later, you’re going to have to go back a bit to recall this one. Dreith was the referee who called roughing the passer in a 1976 playoff game against the Raiders -- by all accounts, one of the most boneheaded calls in league history -- that allowed Oakland to keep a late drive alive. The Raiders capitalized, eventually scoring the go-ahead touchdown and knocking a very talented New England team from the postseason. (The Patriots of the 1970s never got so close to the Super Bowl again.) In 2001, many viewed the Tuck Rule as karmic payback for what happened to New England in that game, and in a 2002 interview with Dennis & Callahan, Dreith fondly reminisced about his time with Oakland owner Al Davis.
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tubbs51 wrote:I guess the bad call was karmic payback from SB XL and the botched calls then too.

Champ Bailey wrote:Lockout is over. All it took was the blown call, so lets take a moment and thank the replacement refs from that game.

BaltRavensFan20 wrote:

Champ Bailey wrote:Lockout is over. All it took was the blown call, so lets take a moment and thank the replacement refs from that game.

Where did you hear this? I cant find anything on NFL.com....