On September 25 2012 13:51 flexgd wrote:
on a sidenote shouldnt jennings have tried to just deflect the ball out of bounds? iirc it was 4th down anyways wasnt it?

Yeah, but you saw what happened yesterday in Detroit. Ball tipped on hail mary right into a Lion's hands for a TD. Shit happens.

TBone-

United States2309 Posts

September 25 2012 04:53 GMT

#1322

This makes me so sad... As a long time cheesehead fan my faith in the league is going away :/

KrazyTrumpet

United States2520 Posts

September 25 2012 04:55 GMT

#1323

lol what a clusterfuck...hopefully this finally break the goddamn stalemate and we get the real officials back or else some serious shit is going to go down next weel

Eoin

19 Posts

September 25 2012 04:55 GMT

#1324

LOL NFL have an article on the game with the title the golden rule .. you all remember the golden rule whoever has the gold makes the rules

Probe1

United States17920 Posts

September 25 2012 04:56 GMT

#1325

On September 25 2012 13:28 Irave wrote:

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I've improved it with some mood music.

ZapRoffo

United States5544 Posts

September 25 2012 04:56 GMT

#1326

I just don't get wtf the NFL has been thinking, way to start killing your own cash cow. It's so monumentally stupid.

Majynx

United States1431 Posts

September 25 2012 04:57 GMT

#1327

On September 25 2012 13:44 EvilTeletubby wrote:
LoooooooooooooooooooooooooL

What the hell was this game, hahahaha... oh wow.

I'll never complain about the normal refs again, I'll never complain about the normal refs again, I'll never complain about the normal refs again...

That was truly terrible. I feel the same way about the regular refs now (though I know I will complain when they're back too)

....Understandable that the replacement refs are under extra scrutiny, but man....they make pointing out all their errors too easy

hp.Shell

United States2527 Posts

September 25 2012 04:57 GMT

#1328

Marked a W on my Packers calendar!

flexgd

183 Posts

September 25 2012 04:58 GMT

#1329

its 7 am here. i was already almost asleep near the end but now im so mad at this brutal injustice that i cant sleep and im not even a packers fan :D

itkovian

United States1763 Posts

September 25 2012 04:59 GMT

#1330

On September 25 2012 13:26 a176 wrote:

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the best part is when they look right at each other and then give the signal

There are so many good images and giffs to be had from those final minutes

PauseBreak

United States270 Posts

September 25 2012 05:01 GMT

#1331

KrazyTrumpet

United States2520 Posts

September 25 2012 05:03 GMT

#1332

On September 25 2012 13:47 Liquid`NonY wrote:
A real shock

And the terrible last play is overshadowing the very questionable and very key penalties earlier in the drive, roughing the passer and defensive PI. Packers got the benefit of a bad PI call on Chancellor but that trio of bad calls benefiting Seattle was just incredible. I hope the players can keep their heads up and just get ready for New Orleans and move on. I still feel confident that the Packers will make the playoffs and at that point the regular season means nothing.

Yeah, everyone is going to focus on that last play as it is the most egregious example. It also wasn't just that game. It's been three full weeks of this bullshit, with things getting worse every week as the players keep pushing the limit of what they can get away with.

BluePanther

United States2776 Posts

September 25 2012 05:05 GMT

#1333

On September 25 2012 13:51 woody60707 wrote:
Why doesn't the NFL pay the refs? The NFL can not be hurting for money. And unless the refs are asking for a million dollars/yr it's worth it.

Their asking for pensions... so it is not exactly a small demand... but at the same time: they have the money.

LuckyFool

United States9015 Posts

September 25 2012 05:06 GMT

#1334

If we don't have real refs by Thursday I'm not watching that game. If the NFL doesn't feel a need to start doing something teams/players/fans will have to. This is absurd and unacceptable.

Literally every single Packer is saying super shit stuff about the NFL right now on twitter. Rodgers saying everything about it was awful. I heard the Packers locker room went ballistic when they showed the replay right after the game in the locker room.

Irave

United States9965 Posts

September 25 2012 05:07 GMT

#1335

It sucks though, that this play will completely overshadow the defensive beat down Seattle put on GB.

IMSmooth

United States679 Posts

September 25 2012 05:07 GMT

#1336

As a man from Seattle, I will reluctantly take this win as a payment from the injustice that was the 2006 super bowl

KrazyTrumpet

United States2520 Posts

September 25 2012 05:08 GMT

#1337

On September 25 2012 14:07 Irave wrote:
It sucks though, that this play will completely overshadow the defensive beat down Seattle put on GB.

Yeah, the illegal beat down.

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United States270 Posts

September 25 2012 05:09 GMT

#1338

Not watching the games isn't going to do anything. STOP buying NFL product. I get it!!! Support your teams! I GET that, but the NFL NEEDS to learn a lesson.

And Roger Goodell needs to be lynched.

andrewlt

United States7702 Posts

September 25 2012 05:10 GMT

#1339

I saw some news articles after Sunday's game asking, "Is this the lowest point of the referee crisis?" I browsed the web tonight to find the headlines updated with "(UPDATE: Maybe Not.)"

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United States270 Posts

September 25 2012 05:13 GMT

#1340

On September 25 2012 14:03 KrazyTrumpet wrote:

Yeah, everyone is going to focus on that last play as it is the most egregious example. It also wasn't just that game. It's been three full weeks of this bullshit, with things getting worse every week as the players keep pushing the limit of what they can get away with.

This is SPOT on. Its been three weeks of shit that has been happening. But this is it, THIS is the tipping point.

I'm a GB fan, and I can admit that the Packers played a TERRIBLE game. But that was NOT a Motherf******* touch down. And the Refs made a f****** terrible call.