Originally Posted by bobdog86 (Post 969515)

First thing that needs to happen is get Pererra and who ever else they have chime in after calls out of the picture, i hate 'em. Can't wait til Vinnovich gets his turn, what a turd.... I don't need justification for either a correct or missed call on the field. It doesn't change the call. Maybe have an ex DB (for PI calls, DL/and OL chime in missed holding calls, or QB roughing calls chime in, now that would be entertainment. Officiating is just being more scrutinized because of better angles, drones, eye in the sky, slow mo. i just despise anything that leaks from the lips of Goodhell.

Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II (Post 969537)

The NFL has Yes Men Who explain why the incorrect calls were correct after all, no matter what you see. Pereira is there to make sure that you understand Rodger Goodell is doing this for the Integrity of the game. Oh wait, I meant to say Integrity of the entertainment.

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 969541)

I'm not sure what y'all are listening to, but Dean Blandino, FOX rules analyst, makes weekly appearances on NFL Radio's SiriusXM Blitz with Bruce Murray going over all of the questionable calls and non-calls of the week. He doesn't give any excuses and more times than not says the official blew the call or should have made the call. I've heard pretty much the same thing from Pereira on other shows. Now, they both have given reasons why they feel the call was blown by the official, but they routinely point out that the bad calls (or non-calls) did take place.

Originally Posted by bobdog86 (Post 969549)

I was anticipating your response……I would expect nothing less. All I read is blah blah blah blah

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 969541)

I'm not sure what y'all are listening to, but Dean Blandino, FOX rules analyst, makes weekly appearances on NFL Radio's SiriusXM Blitz with Bruce Murray going over all of the questionable calls and non-calls of the week. He doesn't give any excuses and more times than not says the official blew the call or should have made the call. I've heard pretty much the same thing from Pereira on other shows. Now, they both have given reasons why they feel the call was blown by the official, but they routinely point out that the bad calls (or non-calls) did take place.

Originally Posted by vpheughan (Post 969556)

The NFL "Board Of Entertainment Head" Roger Goodell has former "Washed Up Officials" explaining to the "FANS" how and why the current group of "Bad Officials" routinely make bad calls (or non-calls) and that "officiating in the league has never been better. "

He said this with a straight face (Difficult to see with all the clown makeup he had on) despite a "blown call" that cost the Vikings a TD against the Colts during the greatest comeback in NFL History.

Read this and tell me "Officials" know what they are doing!

"NFL senior vice president of officiating Walt Anderson later noted that while it’s technically a dead ball when the officials (on the field) rule that a runner is down by contact, you can award the opposing team the ball with a clear recovery, but with no advancement."

A SKY JUDGE WOULD HAVE IMEDIATELY SEEN.........

“There was a subsequent loose ball and then a recovery by Minnesota and an advance. Minnesota challenged that and by the time they challenged, we had good views. We had an expedited review to announce that it was a fumble, and we had a clear recovery. But all we could do was give Minnesota the ball at the spot of the recovery.”(Because of the on field officials "Blown Call")

SIRIUSLY, THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT Y'ALL!!! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

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