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Saints-Redskins game made this list twice.

Here Are The 21 Worst Replacement Referee Mistakes From Sunday

QBREES9

Just twice. Um

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The Dude

You can't blame the blatant miscues and mistakes we made consistently on the refs. You are going to get one or two calls that are iffy even with the professional refs. The only ones to blame are the players. If any one thing hurt it the most besides the butterfingers it was penalties.

dizzle88

That PI call on Harper is disgusting

He's had his fair share on PI calls, but the first time he plays excellent coverage they mess it up

TheOak

Bad calls are one thing.

Game momentum changing bad calls are another.

And lastly WRONG calls are devastating. These college refs cant seem to get it through their thick inexperienced skulls that contact does not equate to pass interference. We have been screwed by at least 4-5 WRONG calls for pass interference in the preseason and week 1 of the regular season.

ScottF

Didn't know about the placement error-- unbelievable. Basically a bad call plus a bad spot on the same play.
Yes, when call results in a turnover you do blame the refs. No telling what could have happened.

ScottF

I was at the game, and can't find a 'highlight', so plz answer if you can. Was the hit on Henderson legal? He looked on replay like he was down, or pretty close to it, plus it was a blow to the head. Anyone know?

SaintsBro

It's not b****ing about the refs to say that Jake Locker is injured now, because they missed an obvious call that should have been blown dead. That is pretty darn serious problem if you ask me.

I forget who it was, but in our game there were at least TWO non-whistles, where the forward progress of the Saints runner/receiver had been stopped, he was upright and wrapped up, no whistle, and Redskins players were twisting the guy around and punching at the ball and trying to bend his knees the wrong way. That kind of "lazy" whistle, is eventually going to (a) get somebody hurt and (b) result in fumbles and changes of possession that are not really fumbles, for whatever team it happens to, not just the Saints. A lot of injuries happen when there is that scrum, the pile is actually upright and stationary, and then if there is no whistle, that one outside defensive player (usually a defensive secondary guy) runs flying in at full speed and hurtles his body in there, hitting the pile and twisting people of both teams. That's not b***ching about the refs to point out that it is dangerous and unnecessary.

TheOak

I do not see anything illegal.