NFL refs

[fade2win]

are really making this game unwatchable, none of them know the rules and all are just flag-whistle happy

 

[jrb64]

yesterdays Miami/Duke game they just suspended the officiating crew

 

[fade2win]

they should fire everyone doing the seahawks-dallas game

 

[JRWins]

It is a joke. National Flag League. Hold on, there is a flag on the play. Have to go see what it is.

 

[Mobdeeper7239]

yesterdays Miami/Duke game they just suspended the officiating crew

Exactly. Have been saying this for so long. Why are all college refs in their 60's?

College refs are by far 10 x worse than NFL refs. It is not even close. You got to understand, sometimes the refs will be bad on purpose in the nfl and break thenrules in order to make the game come down to the last drivee, final possible seconds.....

The college refs are just bad.

That is the difference. We saw what happened when college refs tried to be NFL refs. It was 100X worse than nfl refs now.

 

[Kaveman]

Anyone know a site that tracks each crew and how many flags they throw each week?

Watching the Niners/Rams yesterday, once again Jerome Boger's crew threw an almost unthinkable number of flags, 25 accepted, 18 in the first half alone. And about a dozen more were declined or offset.

 

[r.a.]

Exactly. Have been saying this for so long. Why are all college refs in their 60's?

College refs are by far 10 x worse than NFL refs. It is not even close. You got to understand, sometimes the refs will be bad on purpose in the nfl and break thenrules in order to make the game come down to the last drivee, final possible seconds.....

The college refs are just bad.

That is the difference. We saw what happened when college refs tried to be NFL refs. It was 100X worse than nfl refs now.

Touche ... hell I'm a geezer, 68 years old, and I swear they have officials out there that are too old, too fat and too slow. It's a really tough game to officiate if your young and fit.

 

[texansfan]

What's ridiculous is not that they make a mistake on a call, but that after reviewing it they still get it wrong.

 

[jrb64]

Anyone know a site that tracks each crew and how many flags they throw each week?

Watching the Niners/Rams yesterday, once again Jerome Boger's crew threw an almost unthinkable number of flags, 25 accepted, 18 in the first half alone. And about a dozen more were declined or offset.

Yes it's been around since the 1840's it's called Smith & Wesson.

 

[jrb64]

Yes it's been around since the 1840's it's called Smith & Wesson.

Don't take serious just a joke

 

[Kaveman]

Don't take serious just a joke

No sweat, wasn't quite to that point yet anyway.

 

[duckhunter]

Agree....NFL is getting very painful to watch. Seems as though its all scripted.

 

[varkeyboy]

yesterdays Miami/Duke game they just suspended the officiating crew

Cuz of the blocks?

 

[Kaveman]

Cuz of the blocks?

Watch the tape close, and you can see by the shadow that the guy's knee never looks like it hit the ground. I can't see missed penalties as sufficient to suspend guys. But no one ever said the NCAA made sense.