League informs Cowgirls the refs missed 7 calls

[ReidsArmy]

According to yahoo sports. This is an absolute crock of steaming shit. More than one person needs to be fired. 7? Some full games don't even have that many flags. These zebras need to be held accountable.

[T.D-Bag]

According to yahoo sports. This is an absolute crock of steaming shit. More than one person needs to be fired. 7? Some full games don't even have that many flags. These zebras need to be held accountable.

This story reports 7 missed calls that would have benefited the Turds, and only the two that would have benefited the Lions?

[ReidsArmy]

You're right, I misread that headline. But my point still stands. They should still be held accountable regardless of who the missed penalties were against. 7 is a big number plus the missed ones one the turds, to call yourself a pro ref in the nfl.

[Dolomite]

As bad as the NFL may be at times they're still 100 x better than FIFA. FIFA officiating is as laughable as the WWF. Is it legal to hit him with the chair...I guess so.

[The Ref]

I think fans who complain about officiating should take some classes and try it at the high school level for a while. See what you think after doing it.

[Mississippi-Fan]

Officiating at amy level, in any sport is no easy task.

I have umpired softball, baseball, and refereed Soccer and Rugby.
Never did football, Thank God!
Worst job was softball game scheduled ump didn't show up, my team manager knew I was certified, and asked me to ump the game, I agreed, but only if he would pay me up front, he agreed, but later in the game when a dispute arose and I threw him out of the game. I never played for that team again.

[art vandelay]

I think fans who complain about officiating should take some classes and try it at the high school level for a while. See what you think after doing it.

the fans who complain about coaching should try to coach at the high school level for a while. see what you think after doing it.

then again, coaches don't matter.

[The Duck]

the fans who complain about coaching should try to coach at the high school level for a while. see what you think after doing it.

Spectacularly impolite.

[headknocker]

the fans who complain about coaching should try to coach at the high school level for a while. see what you think after doing it.

then again, coaches don't matter.

SWISH!

[bobbyuk]

Never officiated football, but have umped baseball and softball while I was in the Air Force. Even though it is difficult, it SHOULDN'T be difficult to spot an OL putting a DL in a headlock, especially when you're looking right at it, or spotting an obvious grab and pull of the jersey when you're following the players down the field.

[JuTMSY4]

these guys made $173,000 in 2013. For a part time job.

[JuTMSY4]

try making a movie

I think fans who complain about officiating should take some classes and try it at the high school level for a while. See what you think after doing it.

before you criticize the cinematography

[udontknowme]

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-sh...171012009.html


seven missed calls that BENEFITED the Lions. Officiating ain't easy, just don't think they should do the all star crews. Pick a crew that has worked together the whole year and rank them as a whole, don't pick and choose.

[TerpEagle]

before you criticize the cinematography

Try going to a Kenny Chesney concert before criticiting drunken attendee interactions with security.

[Damned Thing]

Complete misdirection. The real question is, why was a specific critical call which was deemed appropriate by experts, commentators and fans, reversed with no explanation?

There are many secondary questions, but until this question is answered, all other responses are avoiding the main issue--suspected outcome control by rogue officials or possibly even the league.