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It's bad but if you give them a years time you won't see a difference IMO. The refs on strike overrate their importance to the game. Hell Hochuli is an egomaniac who thinks he's bigger than the game itself.
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Also agree they deserve to be compensated. Pay them well and when they make huge errors (not small 1/2 second judgement calls but apologies to the team afterwards type screw ups) fine the $3it out of them... |
Kluwe wants NFL to give replacements the boot
Posted by Mike Florio on August 25, 2012, 9:26 AM EDT We’ve been saying that players should start speaking up about the replacement officials. After Friday night’s Chargers-Vikings game, punter Chris Kluwe did. Without using a whiteboard. (Yet.) “The NFL really needs to kiss and make up with the refs,” Kluwe said on Twitter. “These replacements are horrible. Frankly, it’s kind of embarrassing.” Again, if we accept that the NFL has hired the best of the best officials to serve as the collective crew that is now locked out, the NFL necessarily is using something less than the best of the best now. “I’m sure they’re trying hard, but they’re just not good,” Kluwe said. “So many blown calls tonight in both directions.” The game included an obvious fumble by Vikings running back Lex Hilliard that wasn’t called a fumble and an obvious interception by Chargers defensive back DeAndrew Pressley that wasn’t called an interception. In both cases, Chargers coach Norv Turner had to throw the red flag. In both cases, the call on the field was overturned. Turner bit his tongue after the game. Kluwe didn’t. And while the NFL can fine coaches who pop off about the replacements, players can say whatever they want. More should. Whether you’re as concerned for your safety as NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith says you should be or whether you’re concerned that games will be decided by something other than the play on the field, stand up and speak up. Posted via Mobile Device |
Not only did they miss the blatant and I mean blatant holds on Hali, the 2nd PF and the PI were just ****ing horrible. The first PF against Hali was very ify but he did take 2 steps after they guy got rid of the ball. Nonetheless it totally ****ed that drive and I think our defensive starters were like "WTF is the point?"
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That's part time. An official that has been in the league for years makes close to 200 grand a year. The NFL is not shortchanging these guys. As for the holding, the complaints about the blatant holds on are nothing new. These replacements are making some mistakes, but the holding calls, or lack thereof, are nothing new. |
I've always advocated for the nfl referees to be held personally accountable for screw-ups. Either monetary fines or suspensions for blatant mis-calls. Unfortunately just like government employees there is no motivation to do the job properly and no consequences for doing it improperly, therefore nothing will ever change.
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No! Do not negotiate with the union! We can outsource their jobs to Chinese and Indian officials and increase the overall profitability of the NFL. It's the American way!
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A chance to update opinions?
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Yes they've got to go... lucky for katiebrady12 I guess it'll be last page status after this ending tomorrow.
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Didn't someone say that these officials wouldn't directly affect an outcome of a game?
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The refs are obviously democrats.
They're redistributing win-wealth to the poor. Refinhood |
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