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NFL execs upset after Head of Officiating seen on Cowboys' party bus
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/writer/...-execs-say-yes
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lol. awesome.
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It doesn't mention the part of the Head of Officiating being the one to take pictures of Jerry & his Hoes in the bathroom..
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rumored that there was also large white man, with a crick in his neck, also on the bus. his identity can't be confirmed due to the disguise. Witnessess recalled him being referred to as 'Omaha'
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Jerra's world, learn to accept and appreciate not hate. Lot of love in that world.
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Can we add this to the NFL is fixed thread?
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The Jags out Jerry'd, Jerry with that super wide screen. |
Bumpity bump bump.
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BOOM!
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Interesting.
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Explains why they picked up a flag for a blatant pass interference penalty against Dallas.
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Did he call down to the field and ask that the pass interference call be called off?
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Don't make a fuss, just get on the bus!
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"Um, who do I make the check out to?" J.ajones
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Clark needs to take him to the Bunny Ranch! We need all the help we can get!
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Awesome! They were partying BEFORE the game!
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Clark probably tried to buy off the same ref with a $50 to Applebee's and offered to go halves on 10-10 taxi.
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LMAO I had forgotten about this
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I'd think that bus kind of stinks after a five month long party.
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When the **** is Clark going to start hooking up these refs with blow and prostitutes?
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LOL, I wish every bad call (thinking back to any number of missed/non-called holds we suffered. Let's hope this changes that.
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Was the head of officiating for this playoff game, the same dude that was on the bus back in August?
Is that what I'm seeing here? |
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And yet, grown, free-thinking adults somehow convince themselves that the NFL isn't rigged. Lol. |
Fire the ref immediately. What an idiot.
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R: Pete Morelli U: Roy Ellison HL: Jerry Bergman LJ: Mike Spanier FJ: Barry Anderson SJ: Allen Baynes BJ: Lee Dyer Replay official: Bob McGrath http://www.footballzebras.com/2014/12/31/12208/ |
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ramjackson just sent a load to orbit
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The head of officiating for the entire NFL. Morelli is just a referee. He's not the head of anything. |
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All kinds of plausible deniability up in here. |
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I'm just claiming plausible deniability. I mean...you DID see how Detroit got royally screwed over, right?? Not just on the picking up the flag nonsense (which I agree with; Pettigrew pushed off as well - if anything, they should have offset and played the down over), but when #88 for the Cowboys walks onto the field from the sideline WITHOUT A HELMET and begins harassing the officials... Well, that no-call was the most blatant part of the operation. Tell me again how it's not rigged. Please. I dare you. |
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Now, if your point is that in the current NFL that set of circumstances usually results in the offense being awarded a bullshit DPI penalty, then I'll agree that those bullshit calls are made WAAAAAY too often and we all know that's part of what's killing football as a sport. If this is a dawn of a new era where defense is once again not illegal, than I'd say "FINALLY"!!!! And if they can, somehow, add two more officials to the field to ONLY watch the O-line for holding, then I'd say the NFL is taking steps in the right direction. But to focus on the both-ways hand fighting and mutual contact that didn't result in a DPI getting called (ultimately), well that's just a little short-sighted... |
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Meet Pete Morelli, yesterday's white hat:
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Right? |
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And Rudd thought the play was over and was celebrating. Dez went TO AN OFFICIAL WITH HIS HELMET OFF - FROM THE SIDELINE!! HE WASN'T EVEN INVOLVED IN THE PLAY ON THE FIELD!!!! That 15 and a Detroit 1st down, by rule. Unsportsmanlike. |
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I don't know if it's a conspiracy or not... but I do ****ing hate the Cowboys.
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http://fat.gfycat.com/IdioticLivelyDavidstiger.gif Straight from the NFL Rulebook: (a) Contact by a defender who is not playing the ball and such contact restricts the receiver’s opportunity to make the catch. Pretty clear to me |
Blandino says PI should have been called.
Sorry LionFan...., http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-afterm...ideos_blandino |
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The part that isn't shown in that .gif is Pettigrew pushing off. Anyway you slice it, Detroit got robbed. |
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I just don't see why the NFL would care so much in most cases.... Cowboys had won one playoff game in like 17 years, but now they care? Peyton is the NFL's love child, but not enough to actually win much of anything outside of playing Rex Grossman? I could see them swaying outcomes by emphasizing rules before/during games and stuff like that, but I just don't see the huge benefit of making sure the Cowboys win over the Lions in that case. Hell, I'd be more willing to accept the Patriots/Ravens being rigged for Brady/Manning or Brady/Luck. The risk/reward of rigging games and it eventually being leaked is just not there. Well, except that time the Saints won the SB... that was super weird, right? |
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The NFL as a whole is filthy stinking rich, they don't need to rig anything for rating etc...they will still be just fine. We had the Rams and Titans in a SB for **** sake. 2 towns nobody gives a shit about in the football world except their own fans. The Ravens and the Panthers? Same. I would also love to be in the room where the decide who they are going to favor and how they are going to go about it. They cant get personal conduct penalties right and consistent but they are fixing games with no problems. Yea right. |
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That would be a refreshing change, ideally. |
The problem with the rules is this...When you have the head of officials on TV saying they "could" have called Dez for a 15 yarder based on the interepertation, but he's ok that they didn't. That leads to serious issues when they do call it. Same with Detroit getting called for two drive extending penalties shortly after the no call on Pettigrew. It's either a damn penalty every time or it isn't.
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In addition to Dez Bryant not getting flagged for having his helmet off while arguing the call Dallas got away with highway robbery here |
Baghdad Blandino only made things worse. The rules are written so poorly that any call can be defended by the league as correct due to interpretation.
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There's really no way to rationalize this one for me. They made the call on the field, announced it to the world. And then minutes later picked up the flag with no explanation and continued on like nothing out of the ordinary had happened. I've admittedly only been watching the nfl as an adult for about 20 years but I've never seen anything like it. I don't know if there was anything questionable actually going on but that was the worst way they could have handled it. Acknowledge the change, better yet explain what's going on. Don't act like a kid trying to hide something you shoplifted behind your back. It's a broadcast with millions of eyes on them. They can't hide what they're doing. They just look guilty now, even if they did nothing wrong. Perhaps even more key is that that to me was perhaps the most egregious instance of officiating altering the flow of a game that I have ever seen. That kind of thing shouldn't be allowed to happen at any time, much less a playoff situation. Detroit could have stemmed the tide by not shanking the punt or by stopping the Dallas offense but that play was the cornerstone of everything that followed. |
It was a baffling momentum killer that caused a sub-par head coach to roll over and let it affect the team.
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What's the argument? They said they ****ed up. Case closed.
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