"All-star" officiating crew for Rams-Chiefs game

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by bobbything

There were so many bad/no calls it simply became comical.

• The P.I. on Scandrick to start the game

• The personal foul on Murray

• No call on at least 3 false starts on L.A.

• No call on the most blatant hold of the game on Ford (results in a TD for L.A.)

• Unsportsmanlike conduct on Hill's TD after he flashes the peace sign (something he had done 30 times prior)

• A block in the back call on Lucas that, I mean ****, I don't know if he even touched the guy.

• Personal fouls on Suh and Peters (1 and 2, respectively) that were not called

• The tipped pass that wasn't called

I'm missing some, I'm sure, but this many errors by a so-called "All Star" crew is a total abortion. Just a joke.

Don't forget Peters pulling his helmet off on the field after the INT and not getting called.

[bobbything]

Originally Posted by The Pest

Don't forget Peters pulling his helmet off on the field after the INT and not getting called.

Yeah, I was lumping that into the personal foul category...but I don't think unsportsmanlike conduct is a personal foul (??)

I don't know. Whatever. I'm irritated just thinking about it.

[Mahomer]

Originally Posted by The Pest

Don't forget Peters pulling his helmet off on the field after the INT and not getting called.

Yeah this was big as this would have given Hill way more space to operate and would have started us off at like the 30 with 1 timeout and only needing to get into field goal range.

What a fkn joke those officials are.

Love how the Monday night crew refused to not only say anything about the false start when Goff ran it in for a TD but also they showed 4 different views for the replays, each one to disguise the lineman's false start. I mean they showed camera angles I've never seen before just so we dont see the angle that clearly shows a false start. On the last replay they even start the play well after the ball is hut and Goff is about to begin running. What a sick joke.

[kcpasco]

Originally Posted by Mahomer

Love how the Monday night crew refused to not only say anything about the false start when Goff ran it in for a TD but also they showed 4 different views for the replays, each one to disguise the lineman's false start. I mean they showed camera angles I've never seen before just so we dont see the angle that clearly shows a false start. On the last replay they even start the play well after the ball is hut and Goff is about to begin running. What a sick joke.

To be fair Witten would have probably gave himself a concussion trying to analyze it.