Bring Back the Replacement Refs!

[6andcounting]

Eagles vs Steeler refs are worse than replacement refs.

[Whatever]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

Eagles vs Steeler refs are worse than replacement refs.

You still won. That's what matters,right?

[VCU Rams]

miami fans are probably raging they still came out with the win but it was ridiculous at one point how one sided it was...

[6andcounting]

Originally Posted by Whatever

You still won. That's what matters,right?

I thought the 10 minute ref meetings were supposed to be gone with the replacement refs? The refs of the Steeler game needed to have a discussion to figure out you can't have defensive pass interference on a called run.


The 1st half was rediculous, a penalty after every play even when their wasn't an actual penalty. But this thread was made at half time, right after an Eagles defender threw Antonio Browns shoe 10 yards away (as the clock was running down with the Steelers needing to spike it) and the refs didn't didn't flag it.

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

I thought the 10 minute ref meetings were supposed to be gone with the replacement refs? The refs of the Steeler game needed to have a discussion to figure out you can't have defensive pass interference on a called run.


The 1st half was rediculous, a penalty after every play even when their wasn't an actual penalty. But this thread was made at half time, right after an Eagles defender threw Antonio Browns shoe 10 yards away (as the clock was running down with the Steelers needing to spike it) and the refs didn't didn't flag it.

Maybe it smelled bad.

[6andcounting]

Originally Posted by VCU Rams

miami fans are probably raging they still came out with the win but it was ridiculous at one point how one sided it was...

I didn't see any of the Bengals game, what happened?

ESPN literally pointed out every questionable call from every game that weekend after the Packers situation. With the regular refs back, they will go out of their way to not criticize the refs.

[6andcounting]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

Maybe it smelled bad.

Either way someone needed to put the shoe up that ref's ***. Although Brown couldn't of done it because it was nowhere near him.

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

Either way someone needed to put the shoe up that ref's ***. Although Brown couldn't of done it because it was nowhere near him.

Do you think he would have been able to score a touchdown today if he had been allowed to wear shoes?

[6andcounting]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

Do you think he would have been able to score a touchdown today if he had been allowed to wear shoes?

It's not his fault he torched Asamough to the endzone and Ben over threw it.

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

It's not his fault he torched Asamough to the endzone and Ben over threw it.

That darn strong-armed cue bee.

[6andcounting]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

That darn strong-armed cue bee.

Maybe instead of the ninja, I should of used the sarcastic icon.

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

Maybe instead of the ninja, I should of used the sarcastic icon.

Well, it applied to both of our posts.

[6andcounting]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

Well, it applied to both of our posts.

Limas Swe.... I mean Antonio Brown don't give a sh**!

[6andcounting]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

Maybe it smelled bad.

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-sh...3515--nfl.html

Nah, Coleman is just an ***hole.

[Whatever]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

I didn't see any of the Bengals game, what happened?

ESPN literally pointed out every questionable call from every game that weekend after the Packers situation. With the regular refs back, they will go out of their way to not criticize the refs.

There were three really close replays that Miami wound up on the short end of. The first came after a Bengals' punt hit a Miami player in the back and Vontaze Burfict fell on it as it went out of bounds. It was rule a recovery for the Bengals on the field,but on replay,it looked like he might not have had full control of it before he went out,but the play was upheld. The second was a fumble by AJ Green where the ball was knocked loose by a defender's helmet,Green juggled it for a second,then it popped out again as he went to the ground and Miami fell on it. It was ruled a fumble on the field,but was overturned. Pretty terrible overturn,IMO. There was no conclusive evidence to say that he totally regained control,so it should have stood as called on the field. The third was Jeromy Miles knocking a punt back off the goalline so it could be downed at the 2 yard line. It was ruled down at the 2 on the field,but it looked like he may have had his foot on the line on replay,but there was never a definitive angle on it,so it was upheld.

Realistically,all three calls should have gone Miami's way. The two ST's plays were called incorrectly on the field,but there wasn't enough to overturn them on replay,IMO. The AJ Green fumble was complete garbage. If they weren't going to overturn the other two plays based on inconclusive evidence,then there was no way they should have reversed that one.

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by Whatever

There were three really close replays that Miami wound up on the short end of. The first came after a Bengals' punt hit a Miami player in the back and Vontaze Burfict fell on it as it went out of bounds. It was rule a recovery for the Bengals on the field,but on replay,it looked like he might not have had full control of it before he went out,but the play was upheld. The second was a fumble by AJ Green where the ball was knocked loose by a defender's helmet,Green juggled it for a second,then it popped out again as he went to the ground and Miami fell on it. It was ruled a fumble on the field,but was overturned. Pretty terrible overturn,IMO. There was no conclusive evidence to say that he totally regained control,so it should have stood as called on the field. The third was Jeromy Miles knocking a punt back off the goalline so it could be downed at the 2 yard line. It was ruled down at the 2 on the field,but it looked like he may have had his foot on the line on replay,but there was never a definitive angle on it,so it was upheld.

Realistically,all three calls should have gone Miami's way. The two ST's plays were called incorrectly on the field,but there wasn't enough to overturn them on replay,IMO. The AJ Green fumble was complete garbage. If they weren't going to overturn the other two plays based on inconclusive evidence,then there was no way they should have reversed that one.

The Burfict one was the only one that was close. Green clearly had regained possession before his knee hit and the ball came out. Miles touched the goal line but had reestablished himself back on the field by his knee touching down before he touched the ball.

[Helldog]

Originally Posted by rfaulk34

The Burfict one was the only one that was close. Green clearly had regained possession before his knee hit and the ball came out. Miles touched the goal line but had reestablished himself back on the field by his knee touching down before he touched the ball.

This.

AJ had it 100%

The goal line was a very close call, when I first seen it, I said "damn, he touched the white chalk". Then I seen a replay and said "holy ****, he didn't touch" There was a good angel I seen to show him not touching.

Burfict call was 50/50, but ruled our ball so I didn't see them overturning that.


We got hosed on the PI call when were we would of got the ball back with 2:45 remaining and the two minute warning..

[momadance02]

Originally Posted by Whodey23

This.

AJ had it 100%

The goal line was a very close call, when I first seen it, I said "damn, he touched the white chalk". Then I seen a replay and said "holy ****, he didn't touch" There was a good angel I seen to show him not touching.

Burfict call was 50/50, but ruled our ball so I didn't see them overturning that.


We got hosed on the PI call when were we would of got the ball back with 2:45 remaining and the two minute warning..

You seen it huh

[GreggyDigital]

Pittsburgh needs to knock off the stupid s*** penalties. It already cost them a game in Oakland and nearly cost them this one.

I called Willie Colon to tell him that and predicable he put me on hold.

[Helldog]

Originally Posted by momadance02

You seen it huh

Through my booze vision, yes.

Na, it was pretty sick though how he managed not to touch the goal line because from the angle on live TV, it looked like he for sure touched it.

[duke0476]

Originally Posted by GreggyDigital

Pittsburgh needs to knock off the stupid s*** penalties. It already cost them a game in Oakland and nearly cost them this one.

I called Willie Colon to tell him that and predicable he put me on hold.

The call on Clarke was 100% Clarke's plain stupidity. The call on Mundy was wrong but I can see how it was easily mistaken in real time. 2 calls missed on throwing the shoe and jumping on Pouncy's back were BS. We gave them 30 yards in PF on that drive alone.

[SteelCitySouth]

Originally Posted by momadance02

You seen it huh

This is a common thing I "seen" from Western PA and Ohio Folk...I've never been able to figure it out.

[6andcounting]

Originally Posted by GreggyDigital

Pittsburgh needs to knock off the stupid s*** penalties. It already cost them a game in Oakland and nearly cost them this one.

I called Willie Colon to tell him that and predicable he put me on hold.

Between penalties and dropped passes, we screwed ourself out of probably close to 300 yards.

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by SteelCitySouth

This is a common thing I "seen" from Western PA and Ohio Folk...I've never been able to figure it out.

You pulled a man's jawbone off. I seen't it.

[rfaulk34]

Originally Posted by 6andcounting

Between penalties and dropped passes, we screwed ourself out of probably close to 300 yards.

I'd say more like 3,000 yards. And 40 points. In the first half alone.