WhoDat!656

The lambs have officially become my most hated team in the NFL; my loathing for that classless bunch of $#@^%$%$'s exceeds the total amount of grains of sand on earth.

darksoul35

I don't want anything to happen to the DB that committed the PI because he was a man about it and admitted it. The coach just said it was a bang bang play so I don't wish anything bad will happen but if it does I wont lose any sleep. The refs are a whole different story. Dude actually almost lost his mind when the other ref grabbed his flag. This whole situation just doesn't smell right but lets launch a full investigation because Brady had a damn dot on his jersey? Its A Damn Shame.

dskyyksd

It isn't the job of anyone in the Rams organization to apologize for what happened or to apologize for being there instead of the Saints. It is the job of the NFL to call out its own bungling or wrongdoing and correct it. Instead, they are hiding from it until it blows over. No integrity and no concern for the integrity of their game. The two officials who were positioned to make the call should be fired. The head referee should be suspended and demoted. The Saints should be compensated through the draft. And PI should be immediately added to what is reviewable under the existing rules, for the Super Bowl, not next year, with an extra challenge given to the coaches each half.

CheramieIII

Screw the Rams. They know they shouldn't be in the game and I hope Brady and the Patriots pound them 50-0!

dam1953

That was my original position as well. Then I had a revelation. The Rams losing the game in the last minute on a non-call PI would be much, much more better.

turbo_dog

I don't blame the Lambs at all for the bad call. In fact, since the player admitted he committed the foul, I have a little more respect for him. I hang the responsibility of the bad officiating solely on the officials.

The one thing that made me mad was the guy doing the choppa all over the field after the interception.

I can't root for either of these teams really. I would say I respect the Patriots for always finding a way to win. Then I remember all the cheating scandals, and the lack of punishment for them.

I'm not sure I'll even watch the superbowl at this point.

bobdog86

Patriots 86 Rams -2. Brady throws for 850 yards, 356 of those against Roby McDouchebag. Edelman single handedly physically beats the piss out off Talib and McDouchebag, while catching three td’s. Brady, Gronk and Bellicheck stroll off down the yellow brick road arm in arm singing we are off to see the wizard. Meanwhile the rancid stink of the Failclown stadium grows as the LA Scrams performance adds to the putrid stink. Only way to one up the 28-3 come back from a couple years ago

Beastmode

I don't care who wins. I want more awful officiated for both teams to the point Roger is forced to step down. That is what would be best for the NFL. W000000000orst leader of any organization I know. He is systematically ruining the game beyond repair.

AsylumGuido

Ding, dong, the witch is dead ... which old witch ... well, uh, the wicked witch ...

neugey

My heart wants the Pats to destroy the Rams like the Punisher gunning down a pedophile. But my head tells me if the Rams win, that big fricking asterisk will be hanging on their championship - and that might be the best bet to get some changes made in the league and spur people to dig deeper into the presumptive officiating scandal. Either way, the Rams should face the music eventually.