President Donald Trump chimes in on Saints-Rams no-call

SmashMouth · 02-04-2019, 10:21 PM

Donald Trump said the controversial missed call by game officials that negatively impacted the New Orleans Saints in their NFC Championship loss was “a bad call.”

“Maybe it was a terrible call,” he said.

The President was asked about the missed call when he sat with Margaret Brennan of CBS News for a recorded interview that aired Sunday (Feb. 3) before Super Bowl 53.

“It was certainly a bad call,” he said. “And you know the Saints are a wonderful team with a great quarterback. And it’s a shame that we couldn’t have seen that game finished out, because that was a beautiful pass. And it was a perfect pass. And he was not just interfered with, he was — he was really hit hard. So it’s a shame that that had to happen. Who really knows what would have happened in the end? But certainly they would’ve been in a very good position to have won that game. But it is what it is. It was a bad call. I don’t think anybody denies it was a bad call. Maybe it was a terrible call.”

He also talked about his relationship with Roger Goodell, protesting during the national anthem and who he thinks will win between the Patriots and Rams.

NOLA

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SmashMouth I donated, did you? Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Mandeville, LA Posts: 38,477 Blog Entries: 29	President Donald Trump chimes in on Saints-Rams no-call Donald Trump said the controversial missed call by game officials that negatively impacted the New Orleans Saints in their NFC Championship loss was “a bad call.” “Maybe it was a terrible call,” he said. The President was asked about the missed call when he sat with Margaret Brennan of CBS News for a recorded interview that aired Sunday (Feb. 3) before Super Bowl 53. “It was certainly a bad call,” he said. “And you know the Saints are a wonderful team with a great quarterback. And it’s a shame that we couldn’t have seen that game finished out, because that was a beautiful pass. And it was a perfect pass. And he was not just interfered with, he was — he was really hit hard. So it’s a shame that that had to happen. Who really knows what would have happened in the end? But certainly they would’ve been in a very good position to have won that game. But it is what it is. It was a bad call. I don’t think anybody denies it was a bad call. Maybe it was a terrible call.” He also talked about his relationship with Roger Goodell, protesting during the national anthem and who he thinks will win between the Patriots and Rams. NOLA