It was clear again to me when Tuttle picked Ryan’s asre wipes pass at the line on scrimmage and oil field drilled his head in the turf. And oh yes there’s the flag no where near highlight reel play blocking in the back a mile behind the play.thats that confirms they can control a game thru out.


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As much as I dislike the officiating, this call was correct.

The Cam Jordan push of Ryan in the back is almost simultaneous with Tuttle's stiff arm.Attachment 13325

As much as I dislike the officiating, this call was correct.
The Cam Jordan push of Ryan in the back is almost simultaneous with Tuttle's stiff arm.Attachment 13325

For me it isn't always that they just make things up and throw the flag, it is the disparity between the flags WE get versus the other team NOT getting flagged for doing very clear stuff we can all see. We consistently get behind the chains because of some insignificant BS call while the other team consistently benefits from some insignificant BS call against our defense that gives them another set of downs.

The numbers show it. Its not even up for debate. The only question, I suppose, is whether or not it is intentional. Personally I see what the courts would call a pattern of behavior that spans years and counting. The refs aren't idiots. They are actually very good at what they do. And, in my opinion, they're doing exactly what Roger is telling them to do.

Even the announcers commented that probably the only reason Payton threw the challenge flag on that PI in Kamara was to see what would happen because the Panthers got one reversed on a call that was virtually identical last week. He just wanted to make a point and show the inconsistency in some of these calls.