Whitlock: Throw a flag on the officials

[TEX]

Originally Posted by Mecca

That's really not a good comparison, the league sent a letter to the Raiders apologizing for the bad call...........

Well I did state that that particular call was more questionable. Regardless, Davis clearly pushed off. Was it enough to warrent the call? If you go by the rules, the answer is most definately yes.

[58-4ever]

Originally Posted by TEX

Well I did state that that particular call was more questionable. Regardless, Davis clearly pushed off. Was it enough to warrent the call? If you go by the rules, the answer is most definately yes.

both players' arms were extended and the DB had no chance at the ball. BAD call. Some of the holding calls (all on big Seahawks plays) were questionable. I've said it before, but Bill Levy is the MVP for the Steelers.

[KCWolfman]

Originally Posted by 58-4ever

both players' arms were extended and the DB had no chance at the ball. BAD call. Some of the holding calls (all on big Seahawks plays) were questionable. I've said it before, but Bill Levy is the MVP for the Steelers.

I would have voted for Jerramy Stevens and his iron mittens. He did a helluva lot more for Pit than the officials did.

Here's an idea - you are a multimillion dollar wide receiver in the NFL playing in the most important game in your life. You are completely healthy and you have had two weeks of time to practice your craft and livelihood - how about you don't drop 5 passes?