I don't understand how the NFL hasn't completely redone the referee system yet. They need to be 100% trained full-time referees that do nothing but this and spend the offseason streamlining their process, keeping up with the accreditations, rule changes, and practicing to make sure that they can actually make these calls when it matters, because there are clearly dropping the ball way way too many times consistently in ways that have massive repercussions on games.
Because part time refs are cheaper and they don’t care enough. People are still going to watch the games, and controversy gets people to talk about the league. That and the refs are to stubborn to improve because they know that they won’t face repercussions for their incompetence
Yes, it was a very horribly officiated game, but come on! The guy being too timid about reporting? It has to be announced either way so the defense is going to know you're eligible. I also find it remarkable that this video (which I look forward to every week) focuses on that one play where Dallas committed Defensive PI was shown, but not the many plays where Cowboys' receivers were mugged without a call. And on that last drive, twice Parsons got mugged with what should have been offensive holding calls. These weren't "oh you can call holding on every play" nonsense but arm around the neck level! Bottom line, both teams were victimized by this horrible officiating crew and focusing so much on ONE call is simply silly.
Brad Allen is well known now by millions of fans because of that missed call. NFL assigning him to the Steelers Ravens game was not a smart move. The other referee assignments listed below Bills @ Dolphins: Alex Kemp Bears @ Packers: Carl Cheffers Vikings @ Lions: Brad Rogers Seahawks @ Cardinals: Adrian Hill Texans @ Colts: Bill Vinovich Falcons @ Saints: John Hussey Cowboys @ Commanders: Shawn Smith Jaguars @ Titans: Tra Blake Eagles @ Giants: Craig Wrolstad Buccaneers @ Panthers: Clete Blakeman Rams @ 49ers: Clay Martin Jets @ Patriots: Land Clark Browns @ Bengals: Alan Eck Broncos @ Raiders: Shawn Hochuli Chiefs @ Chargers: Scott Novak Ron Torbert is off this week
By rule, he was lined up too far from the ball to be allowed to leap. "Running forward and leaping across the line of scrimmage in an obvious attempt to block a field goal or Try Kick, or apparent kick, unless the leaping player was in a stationary position within one yard of the line of scrimmage when the ball was snapped. A player who is more than one yard behind the line of scrimmage before or at the snap, may run forward and leap, provided he does not cross the line of scrimmage or land on players." He was at least 3 yards out at the time of the snap. Refs called the rule as written (and intended).
I think it has to do with the fact that he used someone else that held down the long snapper because I belive you arnt aloud to do that. So maybe wrong player but right call
I watched some of these horrible calls and thought Angel Hernandez retired from MLB and got into a new career, refing NFL games. Only thing I could think of, either that or its blatant corruption.
He didn't "clearly report." 3 players approached the ref, how do you know who reported and who didn't? Did you actually hear him report? No. What is clear is that he didn't run his hand over his jersey number like he's supposed to when reporting. So, maybe he reported and maybe he didn't, but he definitely didn't "clearly report" because that would require the usual hand gesture.
@@married_incelnumber 68 did report and there is video proof but the ref interpreted it and thought number 70 reported and that’s the refs problem for getting the call wrong
@@married_incelTaylor decker is reporting to the ref in the clip and you see the ref acknowledging him. The ref mistook 68 for 70, the ref is completely in the wrong which is why the nfl punished him.
6:17 I agree with the ref for once. Reed took his hand from fair catch to catching the ball instantly, the defensive Player was like 3 yards away and all ready going for the tackle
Yeah that was a proper call. I mean the guy was already in the air when he decided to do the fair call signal, you can't just magically stop. Think of the president that would set, that you can't tackle them just sitting waiting for them to make a fair call signal.
@@bobsbuurgers3714 lol I know the rule says regardless, but what he did is like what Kenny Pickett did at Pitt with the fake slide, the rule says defensively you have to let up, you can't hit them, when a QB slides or when a punt returner is calling fair catch.
@@bobsbuurgers3714It’s treated similar to giving the defender a couple steps after the quarterback throws the ball. Everyone with more than one brain cell knows you can’t stop your body that quickly when moving full speed.
4:18 is the worst one in my opinion, simply because mahomes did that exact same thing several times earlier in the game was it was not called once. not to mention the constant offensive offsides that were never called
Even though he signaled late, the defender could have still moved out of the way or at least tried to stop. The defender hadn’t even started the tackle when the guy called fair catch.
@@amandak12u obviously havent touched a football field. The replay is in slow motion genius, our natural instincts dont allow us to change direction in a split second. Just stop it man
It’s sad that I have to expect this every single week because these refs are just so damn terrible and the worst part is Roger Caddell is probably going to say that they were the best they’ve ever been just like last time
Bottlegate is still the worst call in NFL history, but only because they explicitly broke the rules and reviewed a play that they could not review. This is easily top five, probably top three.
For calls like at 0:29, if you’re not sure who committed the foul, review it! Yes it’ll slow the game down but I’d rather have the game go longer and be correct. Refs should absolutely be able to review controversial calls.
Dan skipper was a senior at my high school my freshman year. Nicest dude youve ever met, freshman mentor and everything. I feel like seeing him this mad says everything i need to know about the 2 pt call 😮
Regarding the Detroit game. Forget about the holding calls , and the repeated interference call all that went without a flag. If Goodell does not weigh in at some point he needs to be replaced.
I just wish they were consistent in calling or throwing flags. You have them flagging one team to heck and not throwing the same flags against the opposite team.
The reffing in the lions game was painful, the ineligible player for the 2-pt PAT was one thing, but how the shit do you call the right offence against the wrong player and wrong team for a clear and blatant trip attempt? I had to rewatch it twice because I was so confused by the screwup
The detroit game... no words. As for the rest, its so inconsistent week to week. Sometimes they call every PI for breathing on the receiver. Other weeks, they call nothing.
The sad thing in the Lions Cowboys game is that the call was technically correct on the two point conversion. The ref didn't announce Decker as eligible, so the Cowboys didn't cover him. It would have been a bad call if they allowed the conversion to stand. However, it's totally on the ref for being too dumb to pay attention when Decker reported.
@@funnynameforme4091 For sure. I would have kicked the extra point immediately after the penalty. Two point conversions are tough from the two yard line, let alone the seven.
If you're talking about refs not calling defense apparently lining up off side (eg: 4:51) then your statement implies that the center moved the ball forward. I'm not a rules expert so I don't know if this is true or not but in the past I have heard refs penalize centers for moving the ball forward before the snap, so pick your poison. It's not called very often, but apparently it is a penalty. So, either it's a penalty on the defense for lining up off sides, or it's a penalty on the center for moving the ball forward (I don't know the official name of the penalty)
@@andrewsercer9538yes it is a penalty, illegal snap or unsportsmanlike conduct, depending on what the center does with the ball. The center can tilt the ball and move it side to side a little by rolling it. The center cannot advance the ball or pick it up off the ground.
Also the announcers for the most part are pretty good about recognizing bad calls but the double standard is crazy still. Obvious missed PI call "might have gotten away with a little hold there." Called PI. "Oh yeah, what do you rotate them like that you're going to called every time!"
You do know the blue line isnt definitive right? The angles we get often make it look like someones off when they actually are not from the ref's perspective.
They need to remake some rules because the Green Bay late fair catch is flag baiting. Returner realized he was about to get wrecked and then gets a free 15 with the tackler at his doorstep. Needs to be at least a 5 yard rule for defenders to readjust in time.
the leaping was actually correct. even tho he cleared everyone, you cannot jump over a player if you started more than one line off the line of scrimmage. the rule was changed after polamalu (sorry if i spelled that wrong) to prevent the injury of players if the jump isn’t long enough
This needs to become a function of pushing a button on a sideline tablet…no more relying on the “perception” of the ref as to who is declaring themselves. Detroit will beat the Cowboys in the playoffs now, so don’t be too upset Detroit fans.
9:36 that’s the right call imo. Whistles had been blown long before and he still rammed into the QB. I’m a Jags fan so I never side with the Titans or Texans on anything
As many times as I look at it, the tripping call is justified but they called it wrong. The lions player had his leg out BUT it didn’t obstruct any players movement and it seems like he was trying to get his balance. 89 on Dallas holds onto the lions player and tips him causing him to have one leg out, I personally think that’s a holding call, not a tripping call.
Everyone keeps saying full time refs, that will solve the issue. These SOBs make 200-250k a year, that is full time money tons of people would kill for that salary. They work 17-25 “days” a year, if you want to get generous and factor in travel let’s say 60 days. These are not some mistreated laborers, they are paid really well.
i know the big one was the lions but i don't understand the "unsportsmanlike conduct" for 18 jumping over the line to block the kick. like i know there's some weird rule now where you can't use other players to jump over, but he cleanly timed the snap and blocked it?? what makes that unsportsmanlike??
It’s amazing how much the refs gave chiefs the win. Yes, the Bengals still failed in a lot of areas and probably would’ve still lost. But the amount of missed calls and bad calls made (ALL in favor of the Chiefs) completely changed the game and allowed the chiefs to hold the bengals from scoring in the second half.
@@D.mastyt RIGHT!?!? I'm honestly surprised more people DIDN'T talk about it. I couldn't get enough of all the bad/missed calls that game. Win or loss it was bullshit
Good video. You missed the 5 neutral zone infracts in a row by the cowboys in 4th quarter. If you look during the game cowboys defense is in the neutral zone oroffsides over 15 times
Of course the latest bad call is the "worst call in history" because of clickbait, social media, and long term memory loss. 2018 NFC Championship had the worst no call that sent the Rams to an embarrassing loss in the Super Bowl instead of the rightful Brees vs Brady matchup.
At 6:00, there should be an option to penalize only 5 yards instead of a 15 yard penalty. Essentially, what happened here is the receiver intends to field the kick and return, but senses he is about to get tackled, so he called the fair catch knowing that would be an interference call. So, for something like that, obviously the rules should be followed as they are on the book by the official. However, there is no malice there and it's only a technical foul. That should be like running into the kicker--a rule created called running into a receiver. It's incidental fair catch interference where the signal is late and contact unavoidable. It should be a five yard penalty enforced from the catch or if there is a fumble--five yards from where the fair catch signal was made assuming they don't muff it. That would be a fair compromise rule. Although, I get nervous granting any leeway to officials (because they suck)
As a Vikings fan at least I can be relieved that the cowgirls took care of the lions for my team since apparently my team couldn’t do the job the second time around. Also, it made me more relieved that the cowardly lions didn’t make the Super Bowl. They ain’t reaching the Super Bowl before my Vikings do that’s all I’m gonna say, SKOL. And yes, I did watch both games.
As much as you don't want to believe it that was actually a good call by the rest in the Dallas game. They're clearly trying to trick the cowboys by sending three Lineman to talk to the ref, but instead they confused the ref instead of the cowboys. Maybe next time don't try to trick people
Too often there are ref crews making decisions based on extenuating circumstances instead of calling it by the books. Who cares if the gunner didn't see the fair catch signal. Do your job as a ref. Call the penalty and then let the league figure this out before it happens again next week. If the rule is stupid then the NFL should change it. Or wait until the offseason and committee it to death like what's currently done. As an Eagles fan I'm sick of hearing about the shove. Just make a decision already. It's either legal or not. Waiting for the offseason makes the league look like it's either waiting to endorse or invalidate a team riding it to the playoffs.
Jack Jones wasn’t offsides🤦🏻♂️
6:40 that was an extremely late fair catch call. He was within 2 yards of him before he signaled a fair catch
don't know you know the defender is supposed to stop mid air and levitate away?
Yeah idc if the rule says that doesn't matter, common sense wise it does. Then again, we know the roughing the passer rule ignores common sense too
@@Maky6171”but body weight” dude these guys hit like trucks and can’t stop, LIKE TRUCKS. Get that body weight shit outta my contact sport
He still called a fair catch
No! The defender has to defy the laws of physics and stop before the hit. DUH!
I don't understand how the NFL hasn't completely redone the referee system yet. They need to be 100% trained full-time referees that do nothing but this and spend the offseason streamlining their process, keeping up with the accreditations, rule changes, and practicing to make sure that they can actually make these calls when it matters, because there are clearly dropping the ball way way too many times consistently in ways that have massive repercussions on games.
Because part time refs are cheaper and they don’t care enough. People are still going to watch the games, and controversy gets people to talk about the league. That and the refs are to stubborn to improve because they know that they won’t face repercussions for their incompetence
Ur exactly right and this season has proved how terrible they rlly are
Brad Allen needs to be investigated by the league for either a competency test or corruption.
I think Brad Allen's crew could be it's own video, they are the worst crew. Probably worse than the replacement refs.
Yes, it was a very horribly officiated game, but come on! The guy being too timid about reporting? It has to be announced either way so the defense is going to know you're eligible. I also find it remarkable that this video (which I look forward to every week) focuses on that one play where Dallas committed Defensive PI was shown, but not the many plays where Cowboys' receivers were mugged without a call. And on that last drive, twice Parsons got mugged with what should have been offensive holding calls. These weren't "oh you can call holding on every play" nonsense but arm around the neck level! Bottom line, both teams were victimized by this horrible officiating crew and focusing so much on ONE call is simply silly.
I'm scared to see what this clown does in the Ravens v Steelers game, Saturday..
Just doing what he's told to do by his bosses.
The league has these refs doing it.
Brad Allen is well known now by millions of fans because of that missed call. NFL assigning him to the Steelers Ravens game was not a smart move. The other referee assignments listed below
Bills @ Dolphins: Alex Kemp
Bears @ Packers: Carl Cheffers
Vikings @ Lions: Brad Rogers
Seahawks @ Cardinals: Adrian Hill
Texans @ Colts: Bill Vinovich
Falcons @ Saints: John Hussey
Cowboys @ Commanders: Shawn Smith
Jaguars @ Titans: Tra Blake
Eagles @ Giants: Craig Wrolstad
Buccaneers @ Panthers: Clete Blakeman
Rams @ 49ers: Clay Martin
Jets @ Patriots: Land Clark
Browns @ Bengals: Alan Eck
Broncos @ Raiders: Shawn Hochuli
Chiefs @ Chargers: Scott Novak
Ron Torbert is off this week
It’s a smart move cause the ravens have nothing to play for
@@dan9802but the Steelers do
Brad Allen looks like Alfred E Newman
YES! WE GET SHAWN HOCHULI! If we get a penalty, at least we'll know exactly what it's for!
When the next NFL controversial and horrible calls video come out. I’ll post the Wild Card referee assignments if they come out before then
The lions cowboys game is just a perfect example of nfl officiating this year. Absolute incompetence
Bruh stop complaining
@@Kings0424The guy who caught the 2 point conversion clearly reported to the ref as a potential receiver so how about you shut the 🤬 up
buddy you know it was a bad call@@Kings0424
A horsecollar tackle that didn't include a tackle.
Impressive.
Fr
I mean it's literally in the name LOL. How can you call it a horsecollar tackle if the dude didn't get tackled?
WHAT WAS THAT UNSPORTSMANLIKE @ 10:35??? SO WE CAN"t MAKE GOOD PLAYS ANYMORE?????
By rule, he was lined up too far from the ball to be allowed to leap. "Running forward and leaping across the line of scrimmage in an obvious attempt to block a field goal or Try Kick, or apparent kick, unless the leaping player was in a stationary position within one yard of the line of scrimmage when the ball was snapped. A player who is more than one yard behind the line of scrimmage before or at the snap, may run forward and leap, provided he does not cross the line of scrimmage or land on players." He was at least 3 yards out at the time of the snap. Refs called the rule as written (and intended).
@@SquallLionhart409yeah. If he jumped like that next to the line it'd be fair game.
I think it has to do with the fact that he used someone else that held down the long snapper because I belive you arnt aloud to do that. So maybe wrong player but right call
They either need to get rid of the "rules experts" in the booths or get actual experts.
facts, they’re all just puppets.
I think the refs get together and have a pool to see what outrageous shit they can get away with.
I watched some of these horrible calls and thought Angel Hernandez retired from MLB and got into a new career, refing NFL games. Only thing I could think of, either that or its blatant corruption.
They need to fix the ref issue
Dallas got an unbelievable break. 68 for Detroit clearly reported on the two point try. One of the most baffling calls I have seen in a good while.
He didn't "clearly report." 3 players approached the ref, how do you know who reported and who didn't? Did you actually hear him report? No.
What is clear is that he didn't run his hand over his jersey number like he's supposed to when reporting.
So, maybe he reported and maybe he didn't, but he definitely didn't "clearly report" because that would require the usual hand gesture.
Brad Allen looked at Decker the whole time and never saw Skipper Brad Allen fucked up
@@married_incelnumber 68 did report and there is video proof but the ref interpreted it and thought number 70 reported and that’s the refs problem for getting the call wrong
@@married_incelTaylor decker is reporting to the ref in the clip and you see the ref acknowledging him. The ref mistook 68 for 70, the ref is completely in the wrong which is why the nfl punished him.
wouldnt have even gone to that point if the refs didnt give the lions a bogus tripping call on the drive before
6:17 I agree with the ref for once. Reed took his hand from fair catch to catching the ball instantly, the defensive Player was like 3 yards away and all ready going for the tackle
Just like trying to draw a PI call. Good of the refs on this one.
Yeah that was a proper call. I mean the guy was already in the air when he decided to do the fair call signal, you can't just magically stop. Think of the president that would set, that you can't tackle them just sitting waiting for them to make a fair call signal.
You dont know the rule. You are wrong
@@bobsbuurgers3714 lol I know the rule says regardless, but what he did is like what Kenny Pickett did at Pitt with the fake slide, the rule says defensively you have to let up, you can't hit them, when a QB slides or when a punt returner is calling fair catch.
@@bobsbuurgers3714It’s treated similar to giving the defender a couple steps after the quarterback throws the ball. Everyone with more than one brain cell knows you can’t stop your body that quickly when moving full speed.
I knew Brad Allen was gonna make the thumbnail. I LOVE the caption with his picture tho 😂
4:18 is the worst one in my opinion, simply because mahomes did that exact same thing several times earlier in the game was it was not called once. not to mention the constant offensive offsides that were never called
this shit cost the bengals a super bowl last january
We know what game is first
6:36 that was a good overturn by the refs, the announcer is an idiot. "valid fair catch signal" as the guy is literally tackling him.
I feel like announcers have been terrible all year... just total braindead commentary. would probably mute them if I could.
Even though he signaled late, the defender could have still moved out of the way or at least tried to stop. The defender hadn’t even started the tackle when the guy called fair catch.
@@amandak12u obviously havent touched a football field. The replay is in slow motion genius, our natural instincts dont allow us to change direction in a split second. Just stop it man
@@GabrielMartinez-fj9xtthank you
It’s literally the rules analyst lol
Kansas City constantly offsides? Say it ain't so!
well, we've all seen in these past weeks that the Chiefs and the Chiefs fans think they are entitled the the neutral zone.
and theyre one o-line man that always false starts that never gets called
Every team has been offsides and not called before
4:59 Raiders offsides not called
Basically on the line so 100% offsides but refs love to help Kansas cheat again
It’s sad that I have to expect this every single week because these refs are just so damn terrible and the worst part is Roger Caddell is probably going to say that they were the best they’ve ever been just like last time
Bottlegate is still the worst call in NFL history, but only because they explicitly broke the rules and reviewed a play that they could not review. This is easily top five, probably top three.
Been waiting on this one for a loooooong time 😂
that dallas detriot game might be one of the worst officiated games ive seen
For calls like at 0:29, if you’re not sure who committed the foul, review it! Yes it’ll slow the game down but I’d rather have the game go longer and be correct. Refs should absolutely be able to review controversial calls.
Dan skipper was a senior at my high school my freshman year. Nicest dude youve ever met, freshman mentor and everything. I feel like seeing him this mad says everything i need to know about the 2 pt call 😮
I wish I could fail at my job 80 percent of the time and still make bank.
Join the meteorology field 😅
Brad Allen an crew is going to officiate one more game after the ruined a 2 point conversion fiasco.
Regarding the Detroit game. Forget about the holding calls , and the repeated interference call all that went without a flag. If Goodell does not weigh in at some point he needs to be replaced.
he’s been needing to replaced since 2015. he fucking sucks at his job.
I just wish they were consistent in calling or throwing flags. You have them flagging one team to heck and not throwing the same flags against the opposite team.
The reffing in the lions game was painful, the ineligible player for the 2-pt PAT was one thing, but how the shit do you call the right offence against the wrong player and wrong team for a clear and blatant trip attempt? I had to rewatch it twice because I was so confused by the screwup
I did not see either of the issues with the Texans/Titans calls.
The detroit game... no words. As for the rest, its so inconsistent week to week. Sometimes they call every PI for breathing on the receiver. Other weeks, they call nothing.
The sad thing in the Lions Cowboys game is that the call was technically correct on the two point conversion. The ref didn't announce Decker as eligible, so the Cowboys didn't cover him. It would have been a bad call if they allowed the conversion to stand. However, it's totally on the ref for being too dumb to pay attention when Decker reported.
Don't let a lion fan see this, they won't even read it just talk trash
Also after 2 failed attempts they should of just gone for the extra point and OT. Yes the call was bad but the Lions still lost the game for them
@@funnynameforme4091 For sure. I would have kicked the extra point immediately after the penalty. Two point conversions are tough from the two yard line, let alone the seven.
they need to check and make sure these refs arent betting on these games
You could make a 5 hour long video of just my Detroit Lions getting hosed by HORRIBLE calls.
Lions and Bengals felt the effect of the 12th player. The referee!!!
Bad calls can happen but this has to be the worst year for officiating I’ve ever seen.
The line of scrimmage is where the ball is when the ump sets the ball ready for play, not where the center moves it.
If you're talking about refs not calling defense apparently lining up off side (eg: 4:51) then your statement implies that the center moved the ball forward. I'm not a rules expert so I don't know if this is true or not but in the past I have heard refs penalize centers for moving the ball forward before the snap, so pick your poison. It's not called very often, but apparently it is a penalty. So, either it's a penalty on the defense for lining up off sides, or it's a penalty on the center for moving the ball forward (I don't know the official name of the penalty)
@@andrewsercer9538yes it is a penalty, illegal snap or unsportsmanlike conduct, depending on what the center does with the ball. The center can tilt the ball and move it side to side a little by rolling it. The center cannot advance the ball or pick it up off the ground.
The video we've all been waiting for this week!
There is no way you would want that to be a flag at 8:25 he legit just touched his helmet while he had the ball
Watching the game live, I couldn't believe the commentator said that. That would have been the softest non-penalty penalty of the year
That jake browning call is the worst call I’ve ever seen
Also the announcers for the most part are pretty good about recognizing bad calls but the double standard is crazy still.
Obvious missed PI call "might have gotten away with a little hold there."
Called PI. "Oh yeah, what do you rotate them like that you're going to called every time!"
The fact that there were enough horrible calls to fill an 11 minute video is discouraging in and of itself.
6:14 was absolutely the right call. Reed didn’t wave until the defender was 1 step away. Nothing they could do at that point
There were many missed and bad calls against the cardinals and eagles too!
I agree with the refs on the fair catch. He was already sliding, it would be physically impossible for him to stop.
Who wants to bet that these refs are all gambling to see Dak go to the Super Bowl. Remember last year? He was the NFLs trophy boy.
Was waiting for this one.
that leaping call is such bs
You do know the blue line isnt definitive right? The angles we get often make it look like someones off when they actually are not from the ref's perspective.
as a packers fan that call on the lions was really bad
Lets go get some High School football Refs. At least they make calls and arent bought out lmao
Personal Favorite:
1:02-2:28
They need to remake some rules because the Green Bay late fair catch is flag baiting. Returner realized he was about to get wrecked and then gets a free 15 with the tackler at his doorstep. Needs to be at least a 5 yard rule for defenders to readjust in time.
Taylor Decker should've reported as eligible 🤷. Its not a bad call its just the rules.
He did report! They just didn't hear him.
Despite literally walking up to my face and reporting as eligible, #68 of the offense did not report as eligible
The Colts mascot passing out was sad.
the leaping was actually correct. even tho he cleared everyone, you cannot jump over a player if you started more than one line off the line of scrimmage. the rule was changed after polamalu (sorry if i spelled that wrong) to prevent the injury of players if the jump isn’t long enough
These refs are lucky johnny madden isn’t in the booth some games. He’d be down on the field burning the yellow flags 😂
Week 17. Detroit called in. The ump was blind.
This needs to become a function of pushing a button on a sideline tablet…no more relying on the “perception” of the ref as to who is declaring themselves. Detroit will beat the Cowboys in the playoffs now, so don’t be too upset Detroit fans.
9:36 that’s the right call imo. Whistles had been blown long before and he still rammed into the QB. I’m a Jags fan so I never side with the Titans or Texans on anything
Nah I get the fair catch signal one, he can’t magically avoid the dude after that late a signal
From whistle to whistle every single action should be reviewable.
You can't jump and make a good play to block a FG? Holy shit that's BS.
Bro the refs literally had to make it all about themselves with that call in the lions game
Brad Allen has been terrible all year. Let’s just state that especially in the last two minutes
As many times as I look at it, the tripping call is justified but they called it wrong.
The lions player had his leg out BUT it didn’t obstruct any players movement and it seems like he was trying to get his balance.
89 on Dallas holds onto the lions player and tips him causing him to have one leg out, I personally think that’s a holding call, not a tripping call.
The NFL NEEDS a TMO!!!!!
In the first one it looks like they were both making a play on the ball which means there shouldn’t be a penalty.
Everyone keeps saying full time refs, that will solve the issue. These SOBs make 200-250k a year, that is full time money tons of people would kill for that salary. They work 17-25 “days” a year, if you want to get generous and factor in travel let’s say 60 days. These are not some mistreated laborers, they are paid really well.
Jerry spent mucho $$$ to be sure to get a win.
i know the big one was the lions but i don't understand the "unsportsmanlike conduct" for 18 jumping over the line to block the kick. like i know there's some weird rule now where you can't use other players to jump over, but he cleanly timed the snap and blocked it?? what makes that unsportsmanlike??
Horrible call in the Cowboys - Lions game, but why didn't they just kick the PAT afterwards?
It’s amazing how much the refs gave chiefs the win. Yes, the Bengals still failed in a lot of areas and probably would’ve still lost. But the amount of missed calls and bad calls made (ALL in favor of the Chiefs) completely changed the game and allowed the chiefs to hold the bengals from scoring in the second half.
THANK YOU!!!! FINALLY SOMEBODY BOLD ENOUGH TO CALL THESE GUYS OUT. At least Jake Browning didn't fuss like a baby about the refs
@@D.mastyt RIGHT!?!? I'm honestly surprised more people DIDN'T talk about it. I couldn't get enough of all the bad/missed calls that game. Win or loss it was bullshit
Both of the calls in that game are now the two most controversial calls in the NFL 2023 season
6:25 If the fair catch rule would make that a penalty, they need to fix the fair catch rule.
Refs are doing fantasy football they need to get the points.
Never try something new. They will flag you.
Good video. You missed the 5 neutral zone infracts in a row by the cowboys in 4th quarter. If you look during the game cowboys defense is in the neutral zone oroffsides over 15 times
Unsportsmanlike for leaping lol
Of course the latest bad call is the "worst call in history" because of clickbait, social media, and long term memory loss.
2018 NFC Championship had the worst no call that sent the Rams to an embarrassing loss in the Super Bowl instead of the rightful Brees vs Brady matchup.
Yes it is calling a tripping call on the wrong team so they can extend the game
imagine being a cowboy fan and thinking you deserved that second seed lmao
Now you know how Corporation and Company owners feel with Union workers. Nothing they can do.
Lions won … Refs cheated in favor of Cowboys
At 6:00, there should be an option to penalize only 5 yards instead of a 15 yard penalty. Essentially, what happened here is the receiver intends to field the kick and return, but senses he is about to get tackled, so he called the fair catch knowing that would be an interference call. So, for something like that, obviously the rules should be followed as they are on the book by the official. However, there is no malice there and it's only a technical foul. That should be like running into the kicker--a rule created called running into a receiver. It's incidental fair catch interference where the signal is late and contact unavoidable. It should be a five yard penalty enforced from the catch or if there is a fumble--five yards from where the fair catch signal was made assuming they don't muff it. That would be a fair compromise rule. Although, I get nervous granting any leeway to officials (because they suck)
9:37 how the hell is that a bad call?
Pass Interference is such a subjective call on any given play it seems its a 50/50 whether they call it or not
I can't wait for referees to be replaced by robots. At least the game will be fair again.
As a Vikings fan at least I can be relieved that the cowgirls took care of the lions for my team since apparently my team couldn’t do the job the second time around.
Also, it made me more relieved that the cowardly lions didn’t make the Super Bowl. They ain’t reaching the Super Bowl before my Vikings do that’s all I’m gonna say, SKOL. And yes, I did watch both games.
When will the lions get a break
The bangles keeps getting screwed is what it is because the ball pass the line of scrimmage that’s not intentional grounding the Bengals should’ve won
I think the nfl should allow teams to challenge penalties. It won’t slow down the game since teams only have 3 challenges per game.
I don't believe leaping is considered unsportsmanlike conduct, just saying
Shawn Smith in the AFC Championship was even worse
As much as you don't want to believe it that was actually a good call by the rest in the Dallas game. They're clearly trying to trick the cowboys by sending three Lineman to talk to the ref, but instead they confused the ref instead of the cowboys. Maybe next time don't try to trick people
Too often there are ref crews making decisions based on extenuating circumstances instead of calling it by the books. Who cares if the gunner didn't see the fair catch signal. Do your job as a ref. Call the penalty and then let the league figure this out before it happens again next week. If the rule is stupid then the NFL should change it. Or wait until the offseason and committee it to death like what's currently done. As an Eagles fan I'm sick of hearing about the shove. Just make a decision already. It's either legal or not. Waiting for the offseason makes the league look like it's either waiting to endorse or invalidate a team riding it to the playoffs.
It's a penalty to push the longsnapper down to jump over him. That's not the wrong call...
And yet they give Brad Allen Steelers Ravens, league makes no sense sometimes
Please tell me you’re lying
The referee calls are so bad this year