A lot of people upset by the Seattle games officiating

[Ellard80]

NFL officiating under fire after Seahawks gaffes

After multiple controversial officiating decisions in Sunday's Rams-Seahawks game, multiple executives and coaches said the NFL needs to reevaluate how it chooses and trains its officiating staff for future seasons.

www.espn.com

 

[Loyal]

I am still upset by that game. There were too many bad calls in the end that benefitted the Seahawks and stole a playoff spot from the Lions. Adam Schefter posted this tweet, which I found interesting...


View: https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1614246845462548482?s=20&t=kQvg0pexVpCWzarEc7edYw

 

[Loyal]

Dammit, great minds and all that...

 

[Loyal]

Dang it. MODS, please merge this thread with the other thread.

 

[So Ram]

Dang it. MODS, please merge this thread with the other thread.

Agree,but since it’s here & was going to post this same article?

I’ll just go back to a thought & how this game effected Mcvay as he was pissed & frustrated by everything around him. When Gino spiked the ball in front of him he just about lost it.

I don’t care except it kept Goff out of the Playoffs when Detroit beat GBay at GBay. That would have been a more exciting game. Goff going back home to play the 9ers.

 

[AZRams]

Just nice to know other people saw it and 'get it'...

 

[yrba1]

Not enough outrage though to prompt owners into improving officiating from the current status quo

 

[Jacobarch]

What drives me crazy is they have New York reviewing all penalties and reviews. What I don't understand is why new York can't call into their headsets and correct bad calls. At this point the human element of mistake can be corrected on the fly without interrupting the game. It's bonkers

 

[CGI_Ram]

I don't understand is why new York can't call into their headsets and correct bad calls.

The NFL needs to figure this out.

 

[majrleaged]

I really dont think they care that much. It doesnt effect their bottom line at all. Unless they spend more on officiating. So nothing changes.

 

[Corbin]

I am still upset by that game. There were too many bad calls in the end that benefitted the Seahawks and stole a playoff spot from the Lions. Adam Schefter posted this tweet, which I found interesting...


View: https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1614246845462548482?s=20&t=kQvg0pexVpCWzarEc7edYw

That's not taunting.....in Seattle.....in a Seahawks Uniform

 

[blackbart]

What drives me crazy is they have New York reviewing all penalties and reviews. What I don't understand is why new York can't call into their headsets and correct bad calls. At this point the human element of mistake can be corrected on the fly without interrupting the game. It's bonkers

They do that frequently when it fits the plan.

 

[Jacobarch]

They do that frequently when it fits the plan.

I'd like not to believe that

 

[kurtfaulk]

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They tried their best to get Rodgers into the playoffs but he was too shit to take. advantage.


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[Elmgrovegnome]

Not enough outrage though to prompt owners into improving officiating from the current status quo

The league has done this other years. It’s not a mistake. It’s them telling officials how to steer the game to insure the bigger market teams can make it to the playoffs.

I really dont think they care that much. It doesnt effect their bottom line at all. Unless they spend more on officiating. So nothing changes.

They only care which teams draw more viewers.

 

[blackbart]

I'd like not to believe that

I would too but I have seen plenty of times where the league office calls it in before the refs on the field even go to see the video.

Reality is the current system isn’t working and when there are games like that one where the teams don’t determine the outcome it’s hard to have faith in them.

 

[swmizzou83]

The NFL needs to figure this out.

There is absolutely no reason the NFL couldn't just call in and tell the officials that Ramsey didn't commit and personal foul and to call a penalty on Metcalf. It's different on calls that could go either way but those were both obviously the wrong decisions