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Yes, there were times one would be nice enough to help me adjust, but it wasn't his job to do it and I thanked him. now... On this play, Toney was lined up near the inner hash so he wasn't in speaking distance of the line judge. It will be interesting if the All22 shows Toney give the ref a signal and what the response of that is before Toney turns his head back into the ball. |
NFL officials are laughing at just how easy it is to manipulate outcomes of games.
All of what was said in the OP is accurate, but I'm going to laugh next time we lose when there was a penalty and the NFL decides to say, "we were letting them play", or "it was a bang-bang play", or "I can't make that call at that point in the game", or "I can't call what I don't It's fine to take the high road, but when coach is fined for his version of the truth it'll be pretty clear that I'm right (again). |
FWIW, former Seahawks TE Luke Wilson, the analyst on the Canadian sports network TSN, just laid the blame entirely on Toney for being oblivious as to where he was.
He did say there's a legitimate gripe by Mahomes/Reid in the sense that there's usually a dialogue or warning given for guys who are close on the line of scrimmage, but that it's really not that hard to not line up that clearly offsides and that he managed to do it thousands of times without any issue. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">So are we gonna talk about TWO CBS employees being forced by CBS to delete their reporting that Toney DID check his position with the officials?<br><br>This is a coverup that both CBS and the NFL have to answer for. <a href="https://t.co/nwvlEz4ndP">pic.twitter.com/nwvlEz4ndP</a></p>— Master Chief 🏈 (@MasterChiefs15) <a href="https://twitter.com/MasterChiefs15/status/1734053852326900026?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 11, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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Reality is Von Miller was offsides on the next play. It was the same side if the field too.
Fishy, very fishy. |
I will acknowledge that Toney made his bed...would be nice to get a definitive look to see if he was micro inches over...and if somehow the same crew that saw Toney missed Von Miller being offsides.
But the officiating errors are getting silly...look at the Offsides they called on Jones this week that last week was called on our O Lineman. That one was just plain silly. What I would like is better officiating...as shown by the horrible calls of the past 2 weeks. You can't deny it. |
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Will there ever be a "reality of the missed/uncalled O-line hold" thread where the NFL officials are taken to task for what was "technically" or "actually" a hold by the definition of the rule, but not called? I know, I know, "default excuse" - "there a hold on every play"...
I didn't think so. Again, the point is the official(s) make call that manipulate the outcome of games, and there's really no debating that. |
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Can anybody name any officiating crew from the 70s or 80s?
Cheffers and his shenanigans has made him a household name. And not in a good way.. BTW, instead of numbers I think officials should now have to have their names on their shirts since they're such an important part of the outcome of most games. |
Just got home and watched the replay. Ok, you are going to call Toney offsides then how can you miss the blatant illegal contact on the same play against Toney at 10 yards by two Bills after calling it on Watson the series before.
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