Refs

jeanpierre · 10-07-2019, 09:27 AM

Originally Posted by neugey

The non-fumble recovery was a dubious call. And they could have called that PI on Thomas on the challenge and I wouldn't have argued much. It was unusual seeing the opponent get the bummer calls, but either way we still had enough to beat the Bucs today IMO.

Originally Posted by Crusader

The helmet to helmet was a no brainer, I don't understand why they didn't eject him straight away. It is exactly that type of play they wanna get away from, launching into a offensive player and hitting him in the head with the crown of the helmet.

Originally Posted by K Major

I'm still wondering what happened on that phantom flag when Eli Apple had PERFECT coverage on the WR ... 3rd and long.

Refs never gave a jersey number on that one.

All three of these posts encapsulates the officiating yesterday...

The only other thing I had a problem with was our interior defensive linemen were both chop-blocked, tackled even, and there was little to no holding called...

Not sure the Bucs rallied in the third quarter if even one flag was thrown for holding...

AsylumGuido · 10-07-2019, 09:27 AM

Originally Posted by blackangold

The refs were ok ... we had some calls go against us. The Bucs had a few odd calls against them. The fumble by Harris was a tough one, But i agree with the refs, there wasn’t enough evidence of recovery. It looked like a saint was the first to it although a buc came out of the scrum with it.

Yeah. Since it was originally called a Saints recovery it would have had to have been clear and obvious that the Bucs had recovered for it to have been overturned.

foreverfan · 10-07-2019, 09:33 AM

Originally Posted by The Dude

As much *****ing as I do about all the bad calls that constantly get called on us I feel like I have to point out some of the calls today. We were definitely and obviously getting serious make up calls. A fumble taken off the board because they couldn’t tell who had the ball? Seriously I have never seen a pile up where one of the two teams didn’t come up with the ball. I’ve seen them give it to the wrong team but not just straight up nullify the fumble.

When is the last time you have seen a player ejected for helmet to helmet? As big a deal as they make about the helmet rule I have seen it happen over and over without being called. When they do call it you get a penalty and fine at most. I made a comment on here a couple of weeks back that a player who hit one of our guys helmet to helmet should have been ejected. Several people said it never happens. That particular hit was way worse than the one today.

None of these changed the outcome, we still would have won but Tampa kind of got screwed. We think the league hates us (they do) we always get screwed with scheduling too. Tampa has 7 SEVEN road games in a row one of which is in London. Maybe we got kicked up the ladder on the leagues “Teams we want to butt ream” list.

When you play a team the NFL doesn't care about, you will get make up calls.

Beastmode · 10-07-2019, 09:34 AM

All I want at this point is the Onion to do a story on:

"NFL Finally Does It! Refs Call Perfect Game".

Pete · 10-07-2019, 09:39 AM

Originally Posted by K Major

I'm still wondering what happened on that phantom flag when Eli Apple had PERFECT coverage on the WR ... 3rd and long.

Refs never gave a jersey number on that one.

Watched the game again and the commentators said they thought it was on #23

10-07-2019, 09:27 AM	#11
jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: Refs Originally Posted by neugey The non-fumble recovery was a dubious call. And they could have called that PI on Thomas on the challenge and I wouldn't have argued much. It was unusual seeing the opponent get the bummer calls, but either way we still had enough to beat the Bucs today IMO. Originally Posted by Crusader The helmet to helmet was a no brainer, I don't understand why they didn't eject him straight away. It is exactly that type of play they wanna get away from, launching into a offensive player and hitting him in the head with the crown of the helmet. Originally Posted by K Major I'm still wondering what happened on that phantom flag when Eli Apple had PERFECT coverage on the WR ... 3rd and long. Refs never gave a jersey number on that one. All three of these posts encapsulates the officiating yesterday... The only other thing I had a problem with was our interior defensive linemen were both chop-blocked, tackled even, and there was little to no holding called... Not sure the Bucs rallied in the third quarter if even one flag was thrown for holding... SmashMouth likes this.

10-07-2019, 09:27 AM	#12
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,672	Re: Refs Originally Posted by blackangold The refs were ok ... we had some calls go against us. The Bucs had a few odd calls against them. The fumble by Harris was a tough one, But i agree with the refs, there wasn’t enough evidence of recovery. It looked like a saint was the first to it although a buc came out of the scrum with it. Yeah. Since it was originally called a Saints recovery it would have had to have been clear and obvious that the Bucs had recovered for it to have been overturned.

10-07-2019, 09:33 AM	#13
foreverfan 12,000 BS Posts Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Metairie, LA Posts: 13,457 Blog Entries: 5	Re: Refs Originally Posted by The Dude As much *****ing as I do about all the bad calls that constantly get called on us I feel like I have to point out some of the calls today. We were definitely and obviously getting serious make up calls. A fumble taken off the board because they couldn’t tell who had the ball? Seriously I have never seen a pile up where one of the two teams didn’t come up with the ball. I’ve seen them give it to the wrong team but not just straight up nullify the fumble. When is the last time you have seen a player ejected for helmet to helmet? As big a deal as they make about the helmet rule I have seen it happen over and over without being called. When they do call it you get a penalty and fine at most. I made a comment on here a couple of weeks back that a player who hit one of our guys helmet to helmet should have been ejected. Several people said it never happens. That particular hit was way worse than the one today. None of these changed the outcome, we still would have won but Tampa kind of got screwed. We think the league hates us (they do) we always get screwed with scheduling too. Tampa has 7 SEVEN road games in a row one of which is in London. Maybe we got kicked up the ladder on the leagues “Teams we want to butt ream” list. When you play a team the NFL doesn't care about, you will get make up calls.

10-07-2019, 09:34 AM	#14
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10-07-2019, 09:39 AM	#15
Pete • Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Patterson, LA Posts: 1,757	Re: Refs Originally Posted by K Major I'm still wondering what happened on that phantom flag when Eli Apple had PERFECT coverage on the WR ... 3rd and long. Refs never gave a jersey number on that one. Watched the game again and the commentators said they thought it was on #23

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