Everything should be reviewable, including whether uncalled penalties occurred. Teams should still only get the two challenges, and a third if they get the first two correct, but they should be able to challenge anything.
@@Windupchronic if they do go that way, games will take 4 to 5 hours and that would just totally turn people off. Let em play. I'm old school. No replay. Yes in the current system the Saints got robbed. Sucks. I loved pre replay football. Refs were much better because they had to be. Now they all know replay is a safety net for them so they're not as sharp in my opinion. Most actually are horrible.
Goff outplayed Brees by a mile. Made 4-5 “did you see that throw” Brees literally hasn’t made one all postseason. Goff was cutting them up with no run game, gurley.
I have a lot of respect for Tony Gonzalez coming on the show and supporting the Saints after all these people bashing on New Orleans. Especially since he is a former Falcon. Thank you Tony Gonzalez.
@66fredo99 la France Actually, I am a very long-term Falcons fan, since the days of Nobis, Humphrey, and Jim Mitchell. My point was that our collapse was probably the most painful loss in NFL history, given the stage. Be careful what you assume about a commenter.
It annoys me Yeah. It's funny how Saints fans and even some media deem this the most egregious no call in post-season history when no one mentions the no call during the SUPER BOWL when Mohamad Sanu was facemasked.Instead Jake Mattews was flagged for holding on the play when the penalties should have offset. The penalty took the Falcons out of range for the potential game-winning field goal and the rest is history.
@@kevinscott59 yep, I forgot about that one. The Falcons had 10 or 11 instances in the last 20 min of the SB that could have reversed the outcome--and each could keep you up at night. Bad playcalls, bad luck, missed assignments, bad officiating, you name it. Decent chance that was our only Lombardi Trophy of the Blank era---and they handed it over to Brady.
It annoys me As far as officiating goes my attitude is don't put the game in the hands of officials precisely because of outcomes such as these. Indeed if anything perhaps the most egregious thing that took place in both the Saints' recent loss an d the Falcons' Super Bowl collapse was the arrogance of the offensive minds involved(Peyton and Shanahan)and the fact that that their arrogance robbed their players of hard-earned victories. Indeed,both coaches chose not to have their qbs take three knees late in their contests,with time on their side and well within field goal range,to help seal the victories. Instead they chose to pass on two of their three downs.smh
I'm glad Tony Gonzalez, who was a Falcon at one point in his career, defended the Saints against the absurd arguments Colin was making about it. Notice Colin changed his tune pretty quick after that.
Nothing absurd about the missed facemask call that cost the Rams a TD .... Ummm forgot that one right? Didn't know that made drew throw a dumb pass either. #excuses
It was a horrible miss call by the refs but it did not cost the saints the game. Everyone wants to ignore the fact that they went up by 3 and their defense faild to stop the rams offense at the end of regulation. If the Saints defense makes a stop then we wouldn't be having this conversation.
OK, I'm used to Cowherd being ludicrous, but this is above and beyond even for him. The Saints were by FAR the better team this whole year and that whole game. Nothing that happened in overtime even enters the conversation, because that overtime never should have even happened. The famous "interception" in OT was the result of yet another uncalled PI where the defender threw Michael Thomas down and the ball then fell on him - a wounded duck caused by hands to the face. It shows a disgusting lack of moral fiber to proclaim how proud you are of this Rams "victory" just because you predicted it. Thank God the league is also morally bankrupt and saved your pride as a prognosticator. Or did you just see the script ahead of time?
True...and it never should've gotten to that point had the refs done their jobs and let the game end naturally. Instead they felt the need to not "crown a winner" on a penalty, and probably also wanted a more classic game. They got both of those things. But I hope the criticizm on them and the NFL as a whole lasts the entire offseason. In reality, they might've cost a team a Superbowl championship. And that is a joke.
Face mask on the preceding possession. Then we wouldn't have your reply. Counterpoint. It would have been the same outcome. Play it out. Rams score TD. Saints score TD. Rams FG to tie and Rams FG to win in OT. Back at you.
Saints passed on 1st down because they complete that pass 95% of the time and they were struggling to effectively run the ball. On Brees' INT in OT, he took a hit to the helmet...NO FLAG!!!!!!!! Take a look at it.
5:35 Tom Brady Pro Bowls: 2001, 2004, 2005, 2007, (injured 2008), hasn't missed since 2009. Even as a Brady fan not quite sure how he made the Pro Bowl in his first year considering he wasn't even the first string QB, but he did. Doesn't take a minute to look this stuff up Tony. Edit: Just to add, with one more pro bowl he'll pass Tony Gonzalez amongst others and break the record for most in a career. How can you not know the stats of someone who's about to break one of your most significant records lmao.
His point was more that he wasn't statistically dominating prior to 2007. In 6 seasons he made 3 Pro Bowls. That is obviously good but not like making every season from 2007 on except for 2008 when he got the blown ACL in the 1st quarter of game 1.
What is with Colins comparisons, both have eyebrows, Jared has 5 letters Brady has 5 letters, both are male, both wear double digits on their uniforms, like wtf are you talking about
Leave the OT rules alone. You have 60 minutes to win the game. It's incentive to NOT let the game go to overtime when you could lose in sudden death. Lose the coin toss? Your defense needs to make a stop.
The patriots got the ball first in overtime and went and scored because they had momentum. How do you expect the saints to have momentum after that “no call”.
Colin wanted the big market in the superbowl.. and he will turn himself into knots to push a narrative... blasted the saints offense for weeks without acknowledging the fact that they lost the best LT in the league in that time. Kept hammering the notion they didnt play well on the road... they were 7-1 this year on the road, the loss was a 3 point difference. Said the saints had an easy division with two 7-9 teams snd a 6-10 team meanwhile his patriots have existed in possibly the most stagnant division in professional sports for 20 years and had a 7-9, 6-10, 4-12 team this year. No saints aren't perfect, yes Pat's are good, and yes I used to be a big herd fan... but when you tell me the play at the end of the saints game wasn't that bad... you come off pretty glib... the rams player was beat, panicked and ended the play early by laying the receiver out before the ball arrived to avoid a touchdown. The down was taken away, that's not a missed facemask swipe at the end of a play or a mild Jersey tug. I have never blamed the refs after a game, because usually these things even out... that play was different. That was the officials halting the saints drive and giving the other team a chance. Not in a conspiracy way... just in a painfully negligent way. Lastly... colin.. dont pretend the saints, or any other small market team is bad just so you dont have to cover them. It's not those teams, or fan's fault you aren't as good as you used to be. Honestly, maybe you should move to a local Boston network where they will appreciate you finding a way to associate every major nfl story with Belicheck and Brady somehow. Regardless, I'm officially tuned out.
I don't usually send comments on RUclips But,I gotta say Tony Gonzalez was so impressive and intelligently looking at the Patriots and the "cheating" the Pats keep getting accused of. Both men Told it like it is on everything Cheating was defined perfectly Tony is the man!!!!!
josiah alfaro He is liked by them lol. Most of them wouldn’t come on the show if they didn’t like him. Those guys have money, they don’t care about coming on a show with a guy they don’t like just to get a little check.
The Brees pick was also off of uncalled pass interference, and another illegal hit on the qb and PI on pass interference. The first down pass was an audible called by Brees because the Rams had nine in the box.
Colin: The call was to run, Drew checked out of the run call because the defense stack the line. The play was a high percentage play to gain yard and possibly force the Rams to burn a timeout....if only Drew made the throw...that is why - Sean didn't make the call to throw...it was to run but Drew checked out of it
Thank God Tony has balls to say it was horrendous and that Saints should've won. All the other media puppets say what they are told and not what they truly feel
The problem with Colin’s argument against the Saints is that, yes the Saints got the ball in OT and didn’t score- But it never should’ve came to that. If the penalty is called, it never goes to OT, and Brees never throws the INT. That never happens, 1st down Saints inside the 5, TD Saints, or Saints run out the clock, game over.
It should have never come to that because Sean Payton should have told them to run the clock out in the first place. The moronic decision to repeatedly pass it was what led to the PI in the first place. And that also wasn’t the only missed call that potentially impacted the outcome. So quit pretending Saints didn’t have countless chances to win. They did. They couldn’t do it.
The problem with this is that missed calls have become a part of the game, it’s always been said for years that good teams overcome bad calls so how is this different? it’s not like the saints didn’t get a chance to win after the call.
Michael Herd you dumb!! it was 3rd down and the incomplete pass made the clock stop so it gave them the ball back with enough time to come down field and use a timeout. If the refs called P.I it’s 1st and goal with rams one time out the saints kneel one time rams call their last timeout and saints kneel two more times .. the saints kick a field goal with under a 40 secs on the clock and rams have no timeouts . Y’all are dumb that one call meant everything.
Jono Santxo Okay, fair enough, but the missed call didn’t change any of that. If they get that call the Saints would’ve won 23-20, 27-20 or 35-20. Either way Saints still win.
Why worry about Brady getting 1 TD and potentially a third Interception. He overall threw it well and he gets them so close to the endzone they use the running game to punch it in, he doesn't care about throwing TDs and getting the numbers. He is still GOAT.
T. S how did Michel having two tds save the game? Lol it’s easier to run the ball at the 1 than throw it.. Brady has a great stat line other than the Edelman int. He doesn’t have to prove anything he has the best stat lines in the big games.
@@xbolt678 they were deflected off bad passes tho and if they would have lost it would've been his fault at that point that's why he brought it up and he even said if they would have lost
It was the 2nd highest rated afc championship because people thought the patriots had a high chance of getting beat on the road and everyone wanted to see them lose.
To be honest. For the longest time I've always disliked the Patriots but the last few days has been an eye opener for me, yeah Brady can be arrogant (but he can back it up) so Im probably rooting for the Patriots however. During the game between the Rams and Saints I had a feeling that Rams were very similar to the 2001 Patriots so there is that to consider.
IF D FORD!!!! That is the lamest excuse. The Chiefs were so fortunate just to be in the game. It should've been a blowout at that point. The Pats left so many scoring opportunities out there. The Pats were in Chiefs territory ALL DAY, the Chiefs were in Pats territory a few times max. What about the SURE Pats interception RIGHT BEFORE the D Ford call??? The Chiefs were Unbelievably lucky to even have a chance the way the Pats DOMINATED the game.
I feel for the Saints players and fans. It's hard to get over bad calls at the end of a playoff game. This happened to me in the first round of the CIF playoffs my senior year of high school. I'm 55 years old now and I'm STILL NOT OVER IT! In fact, I wrote a novel about high school football and time travel, where I attempted to right the wrong that our officials admitted to (on the Tuesday following the game). www.DesertHighBook.com
Linkz GP That call made overtime happen, and the INT had both a helmet hit on Brees and a hold on the WR. Brees was taking late hits all night so don't act like the Rams deserved to win because one non-facemask wasn't called. Please. Rams could've scored a TD there anyway right? Or is your logic only one way?
Wam Manson really dude... the only super bowl that manning won in his prime was 2006. Brady gave his defense an 18 point lead at half in the AFC championship game at Indy and they blew it. That playoff run manning had 3 TD/7 INT ratio....
Colin, they wouldn’t have gone to OT with the correct call, so don’t say you picked the better team, because they were saved by a no call publicly admitted by the NFL, so don’t get too big on your pick
Colin, one play did decide this game. Don't compare the going to overtime in the Patriot's game to the penalty that was not called in the Saints game. If the blaring offsides penalty in the Chiefs-Patriots game is not called, the Chiefs intercept counts and they are in the SB. Had it happen to the Patriots, Goodell would have been on the field. Thank you Tony Gonzalez for keeping it real!! Very disappointed in Shannon Sharpe, thought he was a straight shooter, but like some of the other former players working for and toking the NFL jock strap, talking about before and after the play what the Saints could have done, but none of you guys talking about momentum! If you are cheated and believe that the game should be over not only did you not get the call that should have been made, but now the ref, not the Rams has given the other team the momentum! It probably would have been better if the Saints has lost the coin flip in the Overtime period that they are thinking that shouldn't even be! I will not be watching the SB, but I will be pulling for the Patriots. Mrs. Benson is a class act and it's nothing like a woman scorned! The Saints will keep most of the team intact, because this kind of injustice can only be corrected on the field. I'm sure the rule will be in place. With that being said, we'll be back! Who Dat!!
But it isn't a guarantee that they would've even made the field goal. The ridiculous part is that if they do get the call, no one knew for sure if they would have scored. We will never know now, but they were given the chance to go down the field and score and overcome that missed call but they didn't. Couldn't stop the Rams either at the end.
1 game Manning aka Mr October WTF the most hyped QB in history the myth continues. Or as someone accurately said, if you want to lose SBs go blindly with Manning
Cowherd's NOS and NE overtime comparaison is ridiculous. NO should have NEVER even gone into OT if it weren't for the refs doing the bird box challenge. Anything that happens after that is irrelevant. "Win the gaaame!" Um...they DID win it...until the refs said...naw...we're going to do our best to let the Rams get back in it. What happened in the NE-KC overtime IS relevant because the OT didn't happen based on the worst call BY FAR of the season and possibly in the history of the league.
Funny how all the people who actually played the game are saying it cost The Saints the game and all the talking head geeks are claiming that it didn't. Who are you going to believe?
so you blaming brees on the pick ? but did u see why the ball went straight up ? 56 on the rams was hands to the face on brees then taunted him which is a roughing the passer and unsportsmanlike conduct, then the guy pushed off of thomas to catch that, which is PI so three calls in one play wasn’t called then a PI cost us the game and everybody knows that. the rams were not the better team, the saints set up a game winning drive and got it taking from them
I can't be the only one who saw the laser during the game from my television. I saw it a couple times and was surprised that nobody from the network said anything about it.
Ok, the more I listen to Colin I see that apparently he seems to be a huge rams fan, he basically said the Saints suck and and didn't deserve to win and so what about the worst no call in history? guess what Colin, one play can make a huge difference and also the Saints would have 100% WON that game and be going to the Super Bowl if they get that call.
Hypothetically, lets say both the face-mask and PI were both called. Rams would be up 24-20 (assuming the Rams did score after that which the probability was super high) and the Saints would be on the verge of scoring. Now two things are possible, either the Saints score a touchdown practically sealing the game for the Saints or the offense for some stupid reason doesn't score making the Rams the winner. Either of these scenarios I am fine with in the grand scheme of things, but when the refs ruin football games for both teams by not calling or blatantly making false calls (roughing the passer), it just ruins the feeling of the game. Overall, I just feel like I'm waiting for that one bad flag every game to just ruin the mood.
On that note, I don't think pass interference calls should be reviewable or at least don't make it reviewable by coaches. I think the proper response is to immediately fine or fire the official on the spot. That's my opinion, but I am sure it could change.
Look....at.....the......play....... There are stills showing both hands on Drew Brees face mask. THATS why he threw the int. His helmet was half twisted around his head as he started to throw forward. No call on that as well. That part I don’t care about. OT should have never even happened regardless.
A lot of people hate on NE just because of how easy they have it every year. When they play in the weakest division of the league for the last 10+ years against the Jets, Bills and Dolphins, they get a 6 win head start practically every season and have to go up against that competition when other teams have to face 2 sometimes 3 other good teams in their respective divisions, causing more wear and injuries for their players. They are the product of having the lucky privilege that is their weak division.
You really can't claim the AFC East is trash when the numbers say otherwise. People say that the reason that they make it every year is because the AFC East is trash. Where are your numbers to back that up? Let me find them for you Since 2000 the AFC East has: The most wins even without the top team involved AFC East: 395-469-0 .457 NFC East: 390-472-2 .451 NFC South: 394-501-2 .439 AFC North: 367-493-4 .425 AFC South: 365-499-0 .422 AFC West: 363-501-0 .420 NFC North: 361-502-2 .417 NFC West: 347-515-4 .401 Since 2002 the AFC East and NFC South are the only divisions with all teams owning 100 wins The Patriots have a winning record vs every division in football since 2001 NFC North: 14-2 .875 NFC East: 13-3 .813 AFC North: 25-6 .806 AFC South: 25-6 .806 NFC West: 15-5 .750 NFC South: 12-4 .750 AFC East: 83-29 .741 AFC West: 25-13 .658 They have a near identical record vs their division as outside their division 77% and 76.6% The Jets made the playoffs 6 separate times since 2001 including back to back AFC Championship games they have combined for 17 winning record seasons
Every team with 5 or fewer wins from each division since realignment AFC East: 9 AFC West: 19 AFC North: 17 AFC South: 19 NFC East: 11 NFC West: 18 NFC North: 15 NFC South: 12 As of 2017 season Are these teams bad or do the Patriots just make them look like they're bad. Brady and the Patriots played in an era of the AFC including: Peyton Manning's Broncos and Colts The Ravens with Ray Lewis and Ed Reed Big Ben's Steelers LaDainian Tomlinson's and Philip Rivers Chargers Even teams like: Andy Reid, Alex Smith, and Patrick Mahomes Chiefs Steve McNair's and Mike Vrabel's Titans The Raiders with Rich Gannon and Charles Woodson The Texans with JJ Watt and DeAndre Hopkins The New York Jets with Rex Ryan and Darrell Revis The Buffalo Bills with Drew Bledsoe and Josh Allen just this past year and Jacksonville Jaguars with Jalen Ramsey, AJ Bouye, and Calais Campbell have all had quality teams
Already a rule in the NBL rulebook for this...Rule 17 sub-something or other....But the NFL don't have the balls to use it, so why is it even in the rulebook?
@@tsurek You're right. It wasn't meant to be from the start. You have to forget what happened before that play and after. If they make the call, all of this is moot. So in a way I agree though. NFL didn't want the Saints. Clear as day and it goes back to Bounty Gate. Goodell isn't a Saints fan. His eye was on the big market SB and he got it. LA and Boston. NFL is not real anymore and hasn't been for since about the turn of the century.
Collins logic on the overtime position makes no sense. He states that Kansas City not getting a chance on offense is fair because the Saints blew their chance on offense and the Rams overcame and unfair disadvantage therefore Kansas City should have overcame the same unfair disadvantage if they wanted to win. It is still an unfair disadvantage no matter who overcame it the probability of scoring is much higher when you’re on offense than when you’re on defense. Just because someone over comes and obstacle doesn’t mean everyone else should face the same obstacle when it’s unfair. That would be like telling every person of color to deal with any workplace disadvantage that might exist because Barack Obama overcame it and became president..... know if it’s unfair then it’s unfair, we’re looking in sports for the same thing and equal playing field for everyone. You cannot justify the means with the end.
Explain to me how its an unfair advantage when: 1. The Chiefs had the opposing teams offense at 3rd and 10 three times in a row in overtime and could have gotten a stop I'm not going to feel sorry for you if you lose a game because you performed poorly and sloppily on defense knowing that the game and the season are at risk that's on you and nobody else you gotta show up if you want to win you can't when you have multiple chances to end the game in your favor and you don't execute its your own fault. 2. In overtime you do have an opportunity to get the ball if the other team wins the toss because you now have a chance to stop them and what's crazy is you don't even have to keep them from scoring at all, you just have to hold them to a field goal it's a team sport not an the offensive sport 3. There were so many times of player arguing that each team should get the ball, And I agree when it was sudden death and you could get the ball, drive down and get to the 35 yard line and kick a field goal and win that was anticlimactic. Now you're giving the defense a chance to get that ball back to the offense. All you have to do is keep them out of the endzone. Again Kansas City should have shown up and played defense 4. If your going to talk about health and safety for players in the NFL, you cant have a 72-74 LSU and Texas A&M game at the end of the season this year. You can't do that, you can't have it go on forever. 5. To further my point the most obvious case I point to is Matt Hasselbeck against Green Bay he won the toss and he said "We're going to take the ball, we are going to score, and that's the goal we're going to score on" and he proceeded to throw a Pick Six to end the game I'm not going to need to buy into the fact that every team needs to get the ball it's not a participation game there's not any participation trophies That's like having a week to do simple homework for junior high school and not doing it in time when you had a week to do it don't be surprised if the teacher yells at you when it's not finished when you had an entire week to get it done what are you going to do blame him when he gave you time to do it?
wow ..now you question the play call?..Not the PI that wasn't called in OT? or the Roughing the Passer that wasn't called on that play also? yea win the game..win the game..
I think the reason people are so upset about the no call, is that it wasn't the Saints own doing. The Saints made many mistakes, but if that call is made Saints would most likely win, negating the mistakes. It was the bad officiating's fault. It has nothing to do with Sean Peyton or Drew Brees, it was the official. That's why people say the Saints were robbed because that call was out of the Saints' control
she gets old over time tho...that complexion tho is insane...the curves paralyzing...damn, i just changed my mind...can you imagine snuggling to that every night!
I was satisfied after Colin's first sentence regarding the inconsistency between the feelings about the Patriots winning a coin flip and taking advantage whereas the Saints won the coin flip and could not take advantage. As Colin would say fan is short for fanatic.
This dude Collin just compared shining a laser in the eyes of a man throwing a football, to shining a laser into the eyes of an airline pilot carrying 80 beating hearts...
I would like to point out that in the 2014 game, lions vs cowboys, the officials discussed and picked up a pass interference flag. And they say they can’t discuss it in the saints/ rams game. There is absolutely no excuse for them not calling this penalty... none.
Should the NFL consider making pass interferences reviewable?
The Herd with Colin Cowherd no
No. Drop all replay altogether. Go back to the good old days when football was actually football.
Yes, bad calls are ruining games
Everything should be reviewable, including whether uncalled penalties occurred. Teams should still only get the two challenges, and a third if they get the first two correct, but they should be able to challenge anything.
@@Windupchronic if they do go that way, games will take 4 to 5 hours and that would just totally turn people off. Let em play. I'm old school. No replay. Yes in the current system the Saints got robbed. Sucks. I loved pre replay football. Refs were much better because they had to be. Now they all know replay is a safety net for them so they're not as sharp in my opinion. Most actually are horrible.
Sam Darnold is going to start being jealous with Colin all of a sudden starting to play footsie with Goff.
wut?
Goff outplayed Brees by a mile. Made 4-5 “did you see that throw” Brees literally hasn’t made one all postseason. Goff was cutting them up with no run game, gurley.
I have a lot of respect for Tony Gonzalez coming on the show and supporting the Saints after all these people bashing on New Orleans. Especially since he is a former Falcon. Thank you Tony Gonzalez.
Dragon who is bashing New Orleans evreyone says “saints got robbed” even though Goff outplayed brees and mcvay outcoached Payton
props
And let’s keep it real. People act as if the Saints wouldn’t have fumble, through an interception.
YES! Thank you Tony for not buying into Colin's pretzel logic on the no-call. Always liked you man, you passed the test.
Dude your team sucks 😂😂😂they lost for a reason other than the refs
Minnesota Miracle + the uncalled penalty feels awful for Saints fans. BUT still not as bad as the 28-3 collapse for Falcons fans.
@66fredo99 la France Actually, I am a very long-term Falcons fan, since the days of Nobis, Humphrey, and Jim Mitchell. My point was that our collapse was probably the most painful loss in NFL history, given the stage. Be careful what you assume about a commenter.
Hard to feel bad for any team that's won a super bowl in the past decade
It annoys me
Yeah.
It's funny how Saints fans and even some media deem this the most egregious no call in post-season history when no one mentions the no call during the SUPER BOWL when Mohamad Sanu was facemasked.Instead Jake Mattews was flagged for holding on the play when the penalties should have offset.
The penalty took the Falcons out of range for the potential game-winning field goal and the rest is history.
@@kevinscott59 yep, I forgot about that one. The Falcons had 10 or 11 instances in the last 20 min of the SB that could have reversed the outcome--and each could keep you up at night. Bad playcalls, bad luck, missed assignments, bad officiating, you name it. Decent chance that was our only Lombardi Trophy of the Blank era---and they handed it over to Brady.
It annoys me
As far as officiating goes my attitude is don't put the game in the hands of officials precisely because of outcomes such as these.
Indeed if anything perhaps the most egregious thing that took place in both the Saints' recent loss an
d the Falcons' Super Bowl collapse was the arrogance of the offensive minds involved(Peyton and Shanahan)and the fact that that their arrogance robbed their players of hard-earned victories.
Indeed,both coaches chose not to have their qbs take three knees late in their contests,with time on their side and well within field goal range,to help seal the victories.
Instead they chose to pass on two of their three downs.smh
I'm glad Tony Gonzalez, who was a Falcon at one point in his career, defended the Saints against the absurd arguments Colin was making about it. Notice Colin changed his tune pretty quick after that.
You right i caught that too
Nothing absurd about the missed facemask call that cost the Rams a TD .... Ummm forgot that one right? Didn't know that made drew throw a dumb pass either. #excuses
@@cstrife999 they facemask on drew brees too so you missed that.
He didn't change on his opinion
It was a horrible miss call by the refs but it did not cost the saints the game. Everyone wants to ignore the fact that they went up by 3 and their defense faild to stop the rams offense at the end of regulation. If the Saints defense makes a stop then we wouldn't be having this conversation.
I just love listening to Tony talk, so smart and humble
"Greatness creates animosity, jealousy and resentment."
So is that why Colin hates Baker Mayfield?
villen let’s chill out on calling Baker Mayfield “great” so soon
Timeout chief. Let's not call Baker "great" yet he's aight. Not even alright. He aight.
hehateme1921 for rookie stands yeah he’s *G R E A T*
Hero Ball dak was great as a rookie as well. Now he is an deeply average QB
@@fabisnow6466 Dak was a great game manager his rookie year Baker was actually making great plays with his arm there is a difference
I have the up most respect for Tony after this thank u.
Utmost*
OK, I'm used to Cowherd being ludicrous, but this is above and beyond even for him. The Saints were by FAR the better team this whole year and that whole game. Nothing that happened in overtime even enters the conversation, because that overtime never should have even happened. The famous "interception" in OT was the result of yet another uncalled PI where the defender threw Michael Thomas down and the ball then fell on him - a wounded duck caused by hands to the face. It shows a disgusting lack of moral fiber to proclaim how proud you are of this Rams "victory" just because you predicted it. Thank God the league is also morally bankrupt and saved your pride as a prognosticator. Or did you just see the script ahead of time?
Very well said 👏 👍 👌
Tony is right. The NFL blew it. He has a heart.
The Saints should have never gotten in that position in the first place. The better team won and it wasn’t them. The blew overtime as well.
Sean Payton made the call to run the ball. Brees changed the play due to 9 man in the box with no safety help.
True...and it never should've gotten to that point had the refs done their jobs and let the game end naturally. Instead they felt the need to not "crown a winner" on a penalty, and probably also wanted a more classic game.
They got both of those things. But I hope the criticizm on them and the NFL as a whole lasts the entire offseason.
In reality, they might've cost a team a Superbowl championship. And that is a joke.
With a pass interference that should of been called! If it was called we wouldnt be having this damn conversation.
All they had to do was run the clock off?! Lol
Face mask on the preceding possession. Then we wouldn't have your reply. Counterpoint. It would have been the same outcome. Play it out. Rams score TD. Saints score TD. Rams FG to tie and Rams FG to win in OT. Back at you.
@@NothingToPointOut24 sorry, but the saints were not beating new england even if they had won
Saints passed on 1st down because they complete that pass 95% of the time and they were struggling to effectively run the ball. On Brees' INT in OT, he took a hit to the helmet...NO FLAG!!!!!!!! Take a look at it.
Jim SERIO And the receiver got held.
TONY THANK YOU !!!
I love Tony G! You're the man.
So all this month colin has the saints at the top of his top 10s list and now the rams are a better team hmmm
even bookies are refunding gamblers on the unethical NFC game. lovin it
No one realizes that Drew Brees got hit on the head during that pick? Another no call.
But Tom brady gets touched on the arm roughing the passer
5:35 Tom Brady Pro Bowls: 2001, 2004, 2005, 2007, (injured 2008), hasn't missed since 2009.
Even as a Brady fan not quite sure how he made the Pro Bowl in his first year considering he wasn't even the first string QB, but he did. Doesn't take a minute to look this stuff up Tony.
Edit: Just to add, with one more pro bowl he'll pass Tony Gonzalez amongst others and break the record for most in a career. How can you not know the stats of someone who's about to break one of your most significant records lmao.
His point was more that he wasn't statistically dominating prior to 2007.
In 6 seasons he made 3 Pro Bowls.
That is obviously good but not like making every season from 2007 on except for 2008 when he got the blown ACL in the 1st quarter of game 1.
I appreciate Tonys honesty
What is with Colins comparisons, both have eyebrows, Jared has 5 letters Brady has 5 letters, both are male, both wear double digits on their uniforms, like wtf are you talking about
The analogies he made fairly weak
Thekingofkings983 similar environment and personality?
Thanks Tony Collin needed that I'm tired of people they lost get over it but,but, but, what if that was your team your players terrible call
Leave the OT rules alone. You have 60 minutes to win the game. It's incentive to NOT let the game go to overtime when you could lose in sudden death. Lose the coin toss? Your defense needs to make a stop.
Knowing that Tony Gonzalez played for Falcons that was really classy of him.
yeah for 2-3 years he spent all of his career in Kansas City
The patriots got the ball first in overtime and went and scored because they had momentum. How do you expect the saints to have momentum after that “no call”.
"Everybody cheats!"
Me sitting next to wife: *sweating intensely*
Colin wanted the big market in the superbowl.. and he will turn himself into knots to push a narrative... blasted the saints offense for weeks without acknowledging the fact that they lost the best LT in the league in that time. Kept hammering the notion they didnt play well on the road... they were 7-1 this year on the road, the loss was a 3 point difference. Said the saints had an easy division with two 7-9 teams snd a 6-10 team meanwhile his patriots have existed in possibly the most stagnant division in professional sports for 20 years and had a 7-9, 6-10, 4-12 team this year. No saints aren't perfect, yes Pat's are good, and yes I used to be a big herd fan... but when you tell me the play at the end of the saints game wasn't that bad... you come off pretty glib... the rams player was beat, panicked and ended the play early by laying the receiver out before the ball arrived to avoid a touchdown. The down was taken away, that's not a missed facemask swipe at the end of a play or a mild Jersey tug. I have never blamed the refs after a game, because usually these things even out... that play was different. That was the officials halting the saints drive and giving the other team a chance. Not in a conspiracy way... just in a painfully negligent way.
Lastly... colin.. dont pretend the saints, or any other small market team is bad just so you dont have to cover them. It's not those teams, or fan's fault you aren't as good as you used to be. Honestly, maybe you should move to a local Boston network where they will appreciate you finding a way to associate every major nfl story with Belicheck and Brady somehow. Regardless, I'm officially tuned out.
Alec Conroy well said
Every year the Patriots are in the Super Bowl I want to see different teams.
I don't usually send comments on RUclips
But,I gotta say Tony Gonzalez was so impressive and intelligently looking at the Patriots and the "cheating" the Pats keep getting accused of.
Both men Told it like it is on everything
Cheating was defined perfectly
Tony is the man!!!!!
Colin always wants to be liked by athlete guests so bad.
Aaron Rogers, is that you?
He dosnt have to try with tony they are good friends in real life
Not Baker Mayfield.
Wouldn’t you?
josiah alfaro He is liked by them lol. Most of them wouldn’t come on the show if they didn’t like him. Those guys have money, they don’t care about coming on a show with a guy they don’t like just to get a little check.
The Brees pick was also off of uncalled pass interference, and another illegal hit on the qb and PI on pass interference.
The first down pass was an audible called by Brees because the Rams had nine in the box.
The point about the laser is so true if that happened in New England, media would have a field day
it’s crazy how much of a different approach and view Colin would have on these games had he picked the Saints and Chiefs to win
Im sick of the pats but they've played In some if the best superbowls and playoff games thats just a fact.
Wait... isn't it the Chief's responsibility to STOP the Patriots from scoring, and get the ball in OT? They didn't. Game over.
Colin: The call was to run, Drew checked out of the run call because the defense stack the line. The play was a high percentage play to gain yard and possibly force the Rams to burn a timeout....if only Drew made the throw...that is why - Sean didn't make the call to throw...it was to run but Drew checked out of it
Thank God Tony has balls to say it was horrendous and that Saints should've won. All the other media puppets say what they are told and not what they truly feel
The problem with Colin’s argument against the Saints is that, yes the Saints got the ball in OT and didn’t score-
But it never should’ve came to that. If the penalty is called, it never goes to OT, and Brees never throws the INT. That never happens, 1st down Saints inside the 5, TD Saints, or Saints run out the clock, game over.
If you want to play that game, then it shouldn't have came to even that - Saints should've been scoring TDs in the 1st quarter instead of FGs!!!!
It should have never come to that because Sean Payton should have told them to run the clock out in the first place. The moronic decision to repeatedly pass it was what led to the PI in the first place.
And that also wasn’t the only missed call that potentially impacted the outcome. So quit pretending Saints didn’t have countless chances to win. They did. They couldn’t do it.
The problem with this is that missed calls have become a part of the game, it’s always been said for years that good teams overcome bad calls so how is this different? it’s not like the saints didn’t get a chance to win after the call.
Michael Herd you dumb!! it was 3rd down and the incomplete pass made the clock stop so it gave them the ball back with enough time to come down field and use a timeout. If the refs called P.I it’s 1st and goal with rams one time out the saints kneel one time rams call their last timeout and saints kneel two more times .. the saints kick a field goal with under a 40 secs on the clock and rams have no timeouts . Y’all are dumb that one call meant everything.
Jono Santxo Okay, fair enough, but the missed call didn’t change any of that. If they get that call the Saints would’ve won 23-20, 27-20 or 35-20. Either way Saints still win.
Tony speaking facts
Why worry about Brady getting 1 TD and potentially a third Interception. He overall threw it well and he gets them so close to the endzone they use the running game to punch it in, he doesn't care about throwing TDs and getting the numbers. He is still GOAT.
Cause the third interception would probably lead to the end of the game..
He had a 77 passer rating..... Michel had 2 TDs... That's what saved the pats that game.
T. S how did Michel having two tds save the game? Lol it’s easier to run the ball at the 1 than throw it.. Brady has a great stat line other than the Edelman int. He doesn’t have to prove anything he has the best stat lines in the big games.
@@xbolt678 they were deflected off bad passes tho and if they would have lost it would've been his fault at that point that's why he brought it up and he even said if they would have lost
@@everettaldaco5459 You sound like you have never played the game. The rule is - if a pass hits BOTH OF YOUR HANDS - you have to catch it.
My guy👏
Totally agree with you about the saints
It was the 2nd highest rated afc championship because people thought the patriots had a high chance of getting beat on the road and everyone wanted to see them lose.
Its more fun when tony Gonzalez is on the show
You clearly don’t like the saints Stevie wonder can see that...
I kept hearing whistling in the game too, was wondering why nobody put a stop to it.
Yeah, sometimes when the Rams were on offense, I thought the whistle was blown but the play continued lol
To be honest. For the longest time I've always disliked the Patriots but the last few days has been an eye opener for me, yeah Brady can be arrogant (but he can back it up) so Im probably rooting for the Patriots however. During the game between the Rams and Saints I had a feeling that Rams were very similar to the 2001 Patriots so there is that to consider.
IF D FORD!!!! That is the lamest excuse. The Chiefs were so fortunate just to be in the game. It should've been a blowout at that point. The Pats left so many scoring opportunities out there. The Pats were in Chiefs territory ALL DAY, the Chiefs were in Pats territory a few times max. What about the SURE Pats interception RIGHT BEFORE the D Ford call??? The Chiefs were Unbelievably lucky to even have a chance the way the Pats DOMINATED the game.
i just love Tony, now i will do that cold water stuff too XD
Going to try the cold shower as well.
4th quarter and OT goff was lights out
Goff did outplay Brees. Brees missed wide open throws in the 2nd half and Goff was dropping dimes.
You cannot rule out the possibility that Brady knew Chiefs were offsides and he took a shot since it was a free play.
So Tony's take on that Patriots. "It everybody cheats, you're just mad they are better than you." That's about right.
Winners focus on winning.
Losers focus on winners.
Unless you were given the game by the officials then you focus on pretending to look victorious.
And refs dont focus on anything obviously.
@@DaemonPix well you clearly focus on excuses
Dead Below Zer0 and Goodell focuses on money.
Who focuses on losers then?
10:01-10:07 well that escalated quickly
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I feel for the Saints players and fans. It's hard to get over bad calls at the end of a playoff game. This happened to me in the first round of the CIF playoffs my senior year of high school. I'm 55 years old now and I'm STILL NOT OVER IT! In fact, I wrote a novel about high school football and time travel, where I attempted to right the wrong that our officials admitted to (on the Tuesday following the game). www.DesertHighBook.com
I love Colin interviews. He knows so much.
Had New Orleans lost the game in regulation I would be sympathetic. Drew Brees had the ball first in OT
U can basicly say we lost in regulation right there hands right on it who saying we wasn't going to even score
Linkz GP That call made overtime happen, and the INT had both a helmet hit on Brees and a hold on the WR. Brees was taking late hits all night so don't act like the Rams deserved to win because one non-facemask wasn't called. Please. Rams could've scored a TD there anyway right? Or is your logic only one way?
On the interception it was roughing the passer. No one talks about that
So no one is gonna mention that terrible roughing the passer call on KC and the Hogan catch that wasn't a catch?
I'll take Peyton only if its regular season...Brady post season
Brady for both.
Well if I can have Belichick regardless, I'll take Manning.
@@nathanieljacobs3151 no even bill cant save peyton from choking does not do good in bright lights some people have it some dont
@@cristiangomez4537 Bradys only road losses are all from Peyton Manning. The sheriff doesn't choke -- his deputies (supporting cast) never show up.
Wam Manson really dude... the only super bowl that manning won in his prime was 2006. Brady gave his defense an 18 point lead at half in the AFC championship game at Indy and they blew it. That playoff run manning had 3 TD/7 INT ratio....
As a patriots fan, I appreciate the comments from Tony and Colin towards the patriots
Colin: Is it necessary that you have to win the same game twice? REALLY? If the same miss call happened next year, what say you?
Colin, they wouldn’t have gone to OT with the correct call, so don’t say you picked the better team, because they were saved by a no call publicly admitted by the NFL, so don’t get too big on your pick
All the momentum was gone after that no call.
Colin, one play did decide this game. Don't compare the going to overtime in the Patriot's game to the penalty that was not called in the Saints game. If the blaring offsides penalty in the Chiefs-Patriots game is not called, the Chiefs intercept counts and they are in the SB. Had it happen to the Patriots, Goodell would have been on the field. Thank you Tony Gonzalez for keeping it real!! Very disappointed in Shannon Sharpe, thought he was a straight shooter, but like some of the other former players working for and toking the NFL jock strap, talking about before and after the play what the Saints could have done, but none of you guys talking about momentum! If you are cheated and believe that the game should be over not only did you not get the call that should have been made, but now the ref, not the Rams has given the other team the momentum! It probably would have been better if the Saints has lost the coin flip in the Overtime period that they are thinking that shouldn't even be! I will not be watching the SB, but I will be pulling for the Patriots. Mrs. Benson is a class act and it's nothing like a woman scorned! The Saints will keep most of the team intact, because this kind of injustice can only be corrected on the field. I'm sure the rule will be in place. With that being said, we'll be back! Who Dat!!
But it isn't a guarantee that they would've even made the field goal. The ridiculous part is that if they do get the call, no one knew for sure if they would have scored. We will never know now, but they were given the chance to go down the field and score and overcome that missed call but they didn't. Couldn't stop the Rams either at the end.
1 game Manning aka Mr October WTF the most hyped QB in history the myth continues. Or as someone accurately said, if you want to lose SBs go blindly with Manning
Cowherd's NOS and NE overtime comparaison is ridiculous. NO should have NEVER even gone into OT if it weren't for the refs doing the bird box challenge. Anything that happens after that is irrelevant. "Win the gaaame!" Um...they DID win it...until the refs said...naw...we're going to do our best to let the Rams get back in it.
What happened in the NE-KC overtime IS relevant because the OT didn't happen based on the worst call BY FAR of the season and possibly in the history of the league.
Funny how all the people who actually played the game are saying it cost The Saints the game and all the talking head geeks are claiming that it didn't. Who are you going to believe?
so you blaming brees on the pick ? but did u see why the ball went straight up ? 56 on the rams was hands to the face on brees then taunted him which is a roughing the passer and unsportsmanlike conduct, then the guy pushed off of thomas to catch that, which is PI so three calls in one play wasn’t called then a PI cost us the game and everybody knows that. the rams were not the better team, the saints set up a game winning drive and got it taking from them
Tony justifying cheating as normal is a rancid take.
I can't be the only one who saw the laser during the game from my television. I saw it a couple times and was surprised that nobody from the network said anything about it.
That God Damn Whistle!
Tony 👍
Cowherd 👎
Did Tony G admit to taking PEDs?
No
The Sphinx no but your mom did
Yes
How many times Aaron Rodgers didn’t get the 🏈 in over time. I didn’t hear it’s unfair. I am NYG fan but he carry that franchise by himself.
Ok, the more I listen to Colin I see that apparently he seems to be a huge rams fan, he basically said the Saints suck and and didn't deserve to win and so what about the worst no call in history? guess what Colin, one play can make a huge difference and also the Saints would have 100% WON that game and be going to the Super Bowl if they get that call.
I agree
With Colin
😇😇😇
“Whistle Gate” 😂 lol
Hypothetically, lets say both the face-mask and PI were both called. Rams would be up 24-20 (assuming the Rams did score after that which the probability was super high) and the Saints would be on the verge of scoring. Now two things are possible, either the Saints score a touchdown practically sealing the game for the Saints or the offense for some stupid reason doesn't score making the Rams the winner. Either of these scenarios I am fine with in the grand scheme of things, but when the refs ruin football games for both teams by not calling or blatantly making false calls (roughing the passer), it just ruins the feeling of the game. Overall, I just feel like I'm waiting for that one bad flag every game to just ruin the mood.
On that note, I don't think pass interference calls should be reviewable or at least don't make it reviewable by coaches. I think the proper response is to immediately fine or fire the official on the spot. That's my opinion, but I am sure it could change.
Go patriots
F the patriots!
^^^ Ah he mad lol
tsurek same
Yea, should have went home if not for idiot lining up offsides.
@@thegeneral8133 At this point, going to the super bowl is going home.
Look....at.....the......play.......
There are stills showing both hands on Drew Brees face mask. THATS why he threw the int. His helmet was half twisted around his head as he started to throw forward.
No call on that as well. That part I don’t care about. OT should have never even happened regardless.
Much respect to Tony
A lot of people hate on NE just because of how easy they have it every year. When they play in the weakest division of the league for the last 10+ years against the Jets, Bills and Dolphins, they get a 6 win head start practically every season and have to go up against that competition when other teams have to face 2 sometimes 3 other good teams in their respective divisions, causing more wear and injuries for their players. They are the product of having the lucky privilege that is their weak division.
You really can't claim the AFC East is trash when the numbers say otherwise. People say that the reason that they make it every year is because the AFC East is trash.
Where are your numbers to back that up?
Let me find them for you
Since 2000 the AFC East has:
The most wins even without the top team involved
AFC East: 395-469-0 .457
NFC East: 390-472-2 .451
NFC South: 394-501-2 .439
AFC North: 367-493-4 .425
AFC South: 365-499-0 .422
AFC West: 363-501-0 .420
NFC North: 361-502-2 .417
NFC West: 347-515-4 .401
Since 2002 the AFC East and NFC South are the only divisions with all teams owning 100 wins
The Patriots have a winning record vs every division in football since 2001
NFC North: 14-2 .875
NFC East: 13-3 .813
AFC North: 25-6 .806
AFC South: 25-6 .806
NFC West: 15-5 .750
NFC South: 12-4 .750
AFC East: 83-29 .741
AFC West: 25-13 .658
They have a near identical record vs their division as outside their division 77% and 76.6% The Jets made the playoffs 6 separate times since 2001 including back to back AFC Championship games they have combined for 17 winning record seasons
Every team with 5 or fewer wins from each division since realignment
AFC East: 9
AFC West: 19
AFC North: 17
AFC South: 19
NFC East: 11
NFC West: 18
NFC North: 15
NFC South: 12
As of 2017 season
Are these teams bad or do the Patriots just make them look like they're bad. Brady and the Patriots played in an era of the AFC including:
Peyton Manning's Broncos and Colts
The Ravens with Ray Lewis and Ed Reed
Big Ben's Steelers
LaDainian Tomlinson's and Philip Rivers Chargers
Even teams like:
Andy Reid, Alex Smith, and Patrick Mahomes Chiefs
Steve McNair's and Mike Vrabel's Titans
The Raiders with Rich Gannon and Charles Woodson
The Texans with JJ Watt and DeAndre Hopkins
The New York Jets with Rex Ryan and Darrell Revis
The Buffalo Bills with Drew Bledsoe and Josh Allen just this past year
and Jacksonville Jaguars with Jalen Ramsey, AJ Bouye, and Calais Campbell have all had quality teams
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only time I ever agree with Colin.
Already a rule in the NBL rulebook for this...Rule 17 sub-something or other....But the NFL don't have the balls to use it, so why is it even in the rulebook?
Because Roger Goodell is a bought and paid for Shill. He has no integrity. His KARMA is on it's way to him.
Saints got Jobbed! Period! NFL is basically WWF!
Oh never mind home field advantage, crowd noise advantage, getting the ball first in OT and then throwing an Interception. Wasnt mean to be!
@@tsurek You're right. It wasn't meant to be from the start. You have to forget what happened before that play and after. If they make the call, all of this is moot. So in a way I agree though. NFL didn't want the Saints. Clear as day and it goes back to Bounty Gate. Goodell isn't a Saints fan. His eye was on the big market SB and he got it. LA and Boston. NFL is not real anymore and hasn't been for since about the turn of the century.
You're the same guy that complained that the refs. Were throwing too many flags and that the nfl is becoming flag football
@@pixiedream9405 lol Yes I loved old school. I don't understand your point. Yes in todays atmosphere I have comment on how it's played now of course.
Brady got the ball 1st and scored.
Collins logic on the overtime position makes no sense. He states that Kansas City not getting a chance on offense is fair because the Saints blew their chance on offense and the Rams overcame and unfair disadvantage therefore Kansas City should have overcame the same unfair disadvantage if they wanted to win. It is still an unfair disadvantage no matter who overcame it the probability of scoring is much higher when you’re on offense than when you’re on defense. Just because someone over comes and obstacle doesn’t mean everyone else should face the same obstacle when it’s unfair. That would be like telling every person of color to deal with any workplace disadvantage that might exist because Barack Obama overcame it and became president..... know if it’s unfair then it’s unfair, we’re looking in sports for the same thing and equal playing field for everyone. You cannot justify the means with the end.
Explain to me how its an unfair advantage when:
1. The Chiefs had the opposing teams offense at 3rd and 10 three times in a row in overtime and could have gotten a stop I'm not going to feel sorry for you if you lose a game because you performed poorly and sloppily on defense knowing that the game and the season are at risk that's on you and nobody else you gotta show up if you want to win you can't when you have multiple chances to end the game in your favor and you don't execute its your own fault.
2. In overtime you do have an opportunity to get the ball if the other team wins the toss because you now have a chance to stop them and what's crazy is you don't even have to keep them from scoring at all, you just have to hold them to a field goal it's a team sport not an the offensive sport
3. There were so many times of player arguing that each team should get the ball, And I agree when it was sudden death and you could get the ball, drive down and get to the 35 yard line and kick a field goal and win that was anticlimactic. Now you're giving the defense a chance to get that ball back to the offense. All you have to do is keep them out of the endzone. Again Kansas City should have shown up and played defense
4. If your going to talk about health and safety for players in the NFL,
you cant have a 72-74 LSU and Texas A&M game at the end of the season this year. You can't do that, you can't have it go on forever.
5. To further my point the most obvious case I point to is Matt Hasselbeck against Green Bay he won the toss and he said "We're going to take the ball, we are going to score, and that's the goal we're going to score on" and he proceeded to throw a Pick Six to end the game I'm not going to need to buy into the fact that every team needs to get the ball it's not a participation game there's not any participation trophies
That's like having a week to do simple homework for junior high school and not doing it in time when you had a week to do it don't be surprised if the teacher yells at you when it's not finished when you had an entire week to get it done what are you going to do blame him when he gave you time to do it?
Gotta agree with everything colin said
The NFL NEEDS BETTER ENFORCEMENT of the helmet-to-helmet rule....especially if you're not a QB!!!
wow ..now you question the play call?..Not the PI that wasn't called in OT? or the Roughing the Passer that wasn't called on that play also? yea win the game..win the game..
I think the reason people are so upset about the no call, is that it wasn't the Saints own doing. The Saints made many mistakes, but if that call is made Saints would most likely win, negating the mistakes. It was the bad officiating's fault. It has nothing to do with Sean Peyton or Drew Brees, it was the official. That's why people say the Saints were robbed because that call was out of the Saints' control
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she gets old over time tho...that complexion tho is insane...the curves paralyzing...damn, i just changed my mind...can you imagine snuggling to that every night!
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I was satisfied after Colin's first sentence regarding the inconsistency between the feelings about the Patriots winning a coin flip and taking advantage whereas the Saints won the coin flip and could not take advantage. As Colin would say fan is short for fanatic.
This dude Collin just compared shining a laser in the eyes of a man throwing a football, to shining a laser into the eyes of an airline pilot carrying 80 beating hearts...
Nobody wants to mention that the coach who missed the call was also a former Rams Player
I would like to point out that in the 2014 game, lions vs cowboys, the officials discussed and picked up a pass interference flag. And they say they can’t discuss it in the saints/ rams game. There is absolutely no excuse for them not calling this penalty... none.
the whistle monster for the saints is the coolest dude. you can find videos of him on youtube, check him out.
"ego has no amigos", haha i like that!
man I almost forgot all about that laser , damn.
Dude with the whistle was killing me. I thought the refs were blowing the whistle every time