That's why the NFL should thank God for the Redzone channel on Sundays. Going from game to game keeps the pace moving even while the refs are slowing it down. I pretty much watch for fantasy these days - another thing the NFL should be thankful for. Rarely watch more than a few minutes of a Thursday or Monday night game. In the past I would watch every minute.
Yeah as bad as the officiating is I feel like it doesn't phase me as much as others. Thanks to modern technology my attention span is 0 anyway so I just got RZ/other games going when a game slows down.
TNF depends on the matchup, don't watch that a ton. MNF usually watch most of it because that is the end of the sweats for the week.
+1000
Probably why I don't care about the officiating as much as others. I haven't really enjoyed watching isolated NFL games for awhile, they have way too many stoppages for commercials, challenges, penalties, etc. Just usually watch RZ or go through bunch of games at once. It just provides such a nice flow over 1 game.
The only NFL games I'll watch beginning to end is like Pats/Colts, Pats/Broncos, 9ers/Hawks or something of that nature
ok so you know I am a dolphins fan but I think you know that I try and be objective. That PI call was close but watching it, you could definitely see the defended make contact with the receiver a split second before the ball got there. Watching the game with a Cowboys fan, he agreed also.
It was close but certainly not a phantom call.
here is the play again (could go either way if you ask me) ... http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on...ting-stephon-gilmore-calls-pi-a-bullshit-call
no, it could not go either way, that was a phantom call made possible because of a bad angle
he hit the receiver early. It is close but still early. We will agree to disagree. Just like when there is an instant replay, many times even the announcers or the guy the so-called expert they have, disagree what the call will be.
Miami was clearly better anyways and they were gonna win regardless of that call.
Bring on week 11
Miami was clearly better anyways and they were gonna win regardless of that call.
Bring on week 11
he did not hit the receiver early, he reached around him with perfect timing. The receiver wasn't impacted at all until after the deflection
the ref that called the penalty was behind the play, he didn't see anything
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on...ting-stephon-gilmore-calls-pi-a-bullshit-call
I wonder why the media is writing stories about one sided calls?
I wonder why the media is writing stories about one sided calls?
So when I bitch about the first offensive PI called in an the endzone on a hail mary in an NFL game since 1975 im a cry baby. But when someone else cries about a PI in 3rd quarter of a game against a team that was probably going to lose anyway its ok.
