That's '97, but yeah, I'd list that second.

Didn't decide the game. Next.

That one trumps this.one.by far.

gruden looks like he is smelling his own farts

Did you see those two stupid morons come running up to the pile, look in, then they look at each other and begin to raise their arms? It was like rock, paper, scissors ... the touchdown guy messed up.

Jesus.

FAX

There's no game you can pull out in which the refs actively decided the game.

ROFL

We had a few outright abortions in ONE WEEK. THIS WEEK.

What made it great was the two refs simultaneously calling touchdown and interception at the same time.

You could call simultaneous catch if you wanted to really stretch that definition, but it was more like an interception that the other guy weaseled in on rather than the other way around...

By rule, the Olinemen in that game should've been ejected. But the NFL wanted Elway to get a ring (or two) before he retired.

The best ****ing part is the one ref that signals the TD is the one that saw the ball right in Jennings ****ing arms.

KC vs. Minneosota in 2003. A fumbled ball flew out of bounds, HIT A PLAYER ON THE SIDELINE, than came back in and recovered by Minn.

Even after the review, it was upheld. Yes, the regular officials suck just as bad, they are just better keeping the flow going.


This is Monday Night Football, media is salivating at the chance to destroy the refs, and the crumbled on the biggest play of the game.

That's what I want to know.

My ass. The ****ing refs should have been wearing Pittsburgh uniforms.

doesnt have to be a tie.....defender can get to it 1st in the air and still if offense can get hands on it, its a catch

Live, full speed that is what it looked like to me, but i need to see some replays still.