Re: Refs: Home Cooking?
 

Atlanta at New Orleans – Gene Steratore krewe
New Orleans at Tampa Bay – Bill Leavy krewe
Arizona at New Orleans – Walt Coleman krewe
Miami at New Orleans – Bill Vinovich krewe
New Orleans at Chicago – Scott Green krewe
New Orleans at New England – Tony Corrente krewe

Re: Refs: Home Cooking?
 

Since 2009, he’s worked one New England game per season — all of them wins for the Patriots. - per WEEI (An Over the Top 24/7 Sports Talk, News Station in New England)...

It Is What It Is » Report: Tony Corrente will work as referee for Patriots-Saints

Re: These refs have it out for us.
 

Did they really get that extra time out? I keep hearing about it but am not sure if it is true or not. I wouldn't be surprised.

Of course, we did all we could to make sure they had enough time, the refs didn't need to give them extra ones if they did.

Re: Refs: Home Cooking?
 

with his crew the Saints have gone 8-10. Some of those losses were foregone conclusions, some inexplicable. Few of the wins were "easy"

Re: i thought I was pissed at the refs before, check this out
 

This.

I thought I would be less pissed in the morning, but here I am, still pissed. Hate that game. Hate that GQ mfer

Re: i thought I was pissed at the refs before, check this out
 

the refs get graded by the nfl after each game. anyone know if those grades are made public

Re: i thought I was pissed at the refs before, check this out
 

I'm guessing not, for exactly this reason. If they come out and give the refs an F, or even a D, for this game then all hell would break loose and the NFL would give themselves a problem they can't really fix. And chances are that would happen at least once or twice a month. It would be too much of a distraction from the game.

Re: These refs have it out for us.
 

What made it worst is the official reach for his flag then put his hand back down.

Re: Refs: Home Cooking?
 

No doubt the refs handed this one to the home team. I thought the Pats did an excellent job with their defensive calls. But look, unless I know more about the rules than the refs, they cooked it for the Pats. That offside penalty (which should have been the correct call) baked the cake. That was like watching the bad actors on some of these "reality" shows. Obvious to the point of nausea.

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Some questioning the hit across the middle in New England, It was a shoulder to the chest. No head or neck contact. Not a foul.