League informs Cowgirls the refs missed 7 calls

[Overbrook]

Total, complete, 100% horseshit!

Just a little misdirection move by the NFL.


The game was fixed. Period. The no calls on the #1 play in question bring one to think, "hmmmmmm"; but the no calls on the ensuing 4th and 6 raise "hmmmmmm" to "damn, this game is fixed."


Side note: If Suh gets fined $70K for stepping on Aaron Rogers, what does Morelli get fined for throwing a game?

[T.D-Bag]

Those 7 "missed calls" were plays that were put forth by the CUNTS. It does not mention if the Lions had put forth any calls to be reviewed by the league. If they had, I bet there would be more than 7.

[GroundedBird]

Those 7 "missed calls" were plays that were put forth by the CUNTS. It does not mention if the Lions had put forth any calls to be reviewed by the league. If they had, I bet there would be more than 7.

exactly! Cowboys sent 10 plays into the league office for review. (I'm sure the PI wasn't in the 10). Out of those 10, 7 could have been called. The other three were just whining. There's no mention of the severity. What if they were 10 minor calls like offsides or something?

I think this is a rather poor public relations attempt to say "hey, the refs missed some on us too". The missed PI call was crucial and may have been bigger than all 10 of the Cowboy complaints.

Now I'd like to hear what the league office said if Detroit submitted them.

I still don't understand how they missed Bryant's helmet being off.

[slag]

I was thinking about this again today and it occurs to me that those two "(non)calls" were so fishy that if the Lions had not covered the spread there would have been demands by some for an FBI investigation.

[Overbrook]

Excellent observation

The 4th and 6 non calls only cemented the argument.


You need Vegas to take the hit for the shit to hit the fan

[Overbrook]

And one more thought.............

Where was the commissioner through out this controversy?


Maybe watching the Ray Rice tape?