Chris Jones

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by jd1020

Bro. You are asking a ref that is behind the play and can only see Jones' body completely engulfing Carr's and expecting him to see the last second movement of his left hand extending to brace his impact. It's not a reviewable play. He doesn't get the benefit of camera angles or 60 frames a second.

So then he's just bad at his job. There's 4 or 5 other officials on that field. To make a unilateral decision when you ADMIT he couldn't see the whole play is just proves he's incompetent and stubborn.

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

So then he's just bad at his job. There's 4 or 5 other officials on that field. To make a unilateral decision when you ADMIT he couldn't see the whole play is just proves he's incompetent and stubborn.

How would he be bad at his job. He threw the flag based on what he saw. It's the other 4 or 5 refs looking at it from a different angle that need to speak up and say "I saw him extend his arm to brace for impact."

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by jd1020

How would he be bad at his job. He threw the flag based on what he saw. It's the other 4 or 5 refs looking at it from a different angle that need to speak up and say "I saw him extend his arm to brace for impact."

Or Cheffers could just, you know, admit he couldn't see the whole play and ASK THEM.

[Megatron96]

Originally Posted by jd1020

How would he be bad at his job. He threw the flag based on what he saw. It's the other 4 or 5 refs looking at it from a different angle that need to speak up and say "I saw him extend his arm to brace for impact."

Duh, Cheffers was the head ref of that crew. It's his job to discuss exactly these types of calls, OR ANY CALL WHERE HE IS NOT IN THE BEST POSITION TO SEE THE PLAY to ensure the proper call.

It's literally part of the rules refs are supposed to follow.