Refs

[Hoopsdoc]

The two worst calls I thought were the running into the kicker and the non PI call on the Ebron route down the sideline.

Neither would have made any difference in the end result but they were still a bad call and non call, respectively.

[Lzen]

Originally Posted by Hoopsdoc

The two worst calls I thought were the running into the kicker and the non PI call on the Ebron route down the sideline.

Neither would have made any difference in the end result but they were still a bad call and non call, respectively.

Both of those were correct. Not sure what game you were watching.

[Hoopsdoc]

Originally Posted by Lzen

Both of those were correct. Not sure what game you were watching.

I guess technically the running into the kicker may have been correct, even though he didn’t actually run into him, Colquitts feet grazed Goodes legs coming down.

But that was definitely pass interference. The DB grabbed Ebrons arm with his back turned before the ball got there. That’s pass interference.

[Lzen]

Originally Posted by Hoopsdoc

I guess technically the running into the kicker may have been correct, even though he didn’t actually run into him, Colquitts feet grazed Goodes legs coming down.

But that was definitely pass interference. The DB grabbed Ebrons arm with his back turned before the ball got there. That’s pass interference.

The defender's leg whipped at Colquitt's leg as he was coming down. That is a penalty every time. There is no question about that.
You may be right or you may be wrong about the play on Ebron. I'll have to see that play again because I don't remember it the way you describe.

[Hoopsdoc]

Originally Posted by Lzen

The defender's leg whipped at Colquitt's leg as he was coming down. That is a penalty every time. There is no question about that.
You may be right or you may be wrong about the play on Ebron. I'll have to see that play again because I don't remember it the way you describe.

No. Colquitt landed on the defenders legs, then his feet glanced off of Goodes calf and he fell. Goode didn’t touch Colquitt when he dove for the ball. Like I said, I’m not 100 percent sure on the text of the rule, that may well still count as running into the kicker. It seemed pretty ticky tack though.

And the Ebron play was definitely pass interference, watch the replay. He clearly contacted Ebron before the ball got there, with his back turned.

Again, neither of those calls changed a single thing about the outcome. I just thought those were the only two bad calls I saw.

[OlineDline]

Originally Posted by Hoopsdoc

No. Colquitt landed on the defenders legs, then his feet glanced off of Goodes calf and he fell. Goode didn’t touch Colquitt when he dove for the ball. Like I said, I’m not 100 percent sure on the text of the rule, that may well still count as running into the kicker. It seemed pretty ticky tack though.

And the Ebron play was definitely pass interference, watch the replay. He clearly contacted Ebron before the ball got there, with his back turned.

Again, neither of those calls changed a single thing about the outcome. I just thought those were the only two bad calls I saw.

The D-line (Jones in particular) were granted great latitude in the Hands to the Face department. Lots of no-calls in the secondary as well, as many have noted.

Overall, a good job, as I said before though a game like that the losing team is going to whine and bitch about the refs because they "let them play".

When KC only has 6 penalties, something is right (or wrong, perspectively speaking).