League is a joke (Final play)

[NittanyCard]

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Embarrassing.

You know it’s bad when we even get a tweet dedicated to what happened.

 

[Timm Rosenbach]

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Embarrassing.

What is embarrassing was the play of David Johnson and Patrick Peterson. Watching the post-game interviews and Kyler Murray is furious. Players need to get with the program or find another gig. The team has a leader now. Officiating is not the problem. People cashing paychecks and behaving like babies is a problem

 

[Buckybird]

What is embarrassing was the play of David Johnson and Patrick Peterson. Watching the post-game interviews and Kyler Murray is furious. Players need to get with the program or find another gig. The team has a leader now. Officiating is not the problem. People cashing paychecks and behaving like babies is a problem

Totally agree. I can tell you that nearly every Cardinals fan I talking too around me at the game today are clearly saying #21 isn’t committed to the Arizona Cardinals, at times loafing & DJ isn’t the same RB.

 

[WisconsinCard]

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Embarrassing.

You know it’s bad when we even get a tweet dedicated to what happened.

You just knew that is what the league would say. Ah we looked at it, but it didn't warrant review. What a joke.

 

[BigRedRage]

The defender was playing the ball so I'm not sure you could call it PI

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[Crimson Warrior]

NFL likes the home teams to win. Straight up.

Keeps butts in the seats.

 

[LoyaltyisaCurse]

The play took place right in front of Mr. B and Keim:

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[AZCB34]

The play took place right in front of Mr. B and Keim:

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Looks like Keim is yelling for the beer guy.

 

[Buckybird]

You just knew that is what the league would say. Ah we looked at it, but it didn't warrant review. What a joke.

Oh I’m sure an apology letter has already been put together with a Hardy Drive address on it

 

[Buckybird]

The defender was playing the ball so I'm not sure you could call it PI

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Do what? I’m sorry but it was more blatant than the one that gave the Bucs the win. He played the ball about as well as I did from my seat at the stadium

 

[Timm Rosenbach]

NFL likes the home teams to win. Straight up.

Keeps butts in the seats.

If attendance is the NFL’s measure of success, they are not doing a good job. Empty seats across the league. Maybe people don’t want politics in their sports and 30 minutes of booth reviews

 

[PJ1]

Being a Cardinal fan forever this just seems like same old thing. Drives you crazy. Blatant interference.

 

[CardsFan88]

It was a twofer. The gave the Bucs one that shouldn't of. (initiated by the league office)
Then didn't give us one they should of (and didn't even look at it, as determined by also the league office)

On the Bucs one, the legs got tangled, and the ball was 8 yards deeper and a number of yards towards the sideline. Even if you can call it a potential PI, it has to be catchable.

The runner wasn't at full speed but slowing down to make a cut as well. No way he gets there in a second.

It's supposed to be clear and obvious. But how can you call something where it is a stretch to think he could ever reach the ball 'clear and obvious'?

I can get it if it was a bad judgment call by a ref to throw the flag. But what makes this egregious, is that the league office initiated and did this, afoul of the rule. They can look at where the ball is, the circumstances of everything. They could clearly see it wasn't catchable and definitely not 'clear and obvious'.

Then screwed us on the other end, not even looking at it.

If this is how the rule is, then someone is likely getting screwed in the playoffs. I for one will laugh at the idiocy the NFL has done to itself. This is a shot across the bow for the league. This is a far screwier situation than what happened last year. They created a problem out of nothing.

I'm madder at this idiocy even being possible than anything else really. We're a bad team. We're not making the playoffs. This actually helps us long term potentially by maybe giving us a higher draft pick.

But no game should end like this ever. It's worse than the playoff game last year. 10x worse. Just with almost no consequences that matter. Except again highlight they have a major hole that could screw over some team when it matters and the outrage will dwarf what happened last year.

 

[HoodieBets]

They did us the favor now we can get a better pick.


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[SoCal Cardfan]

God as my witness, I did not know there was such a thing as a booth review for P.I....

So on the final play... I was like... Well cool, good thing there is... *CRICKETS*

Officiating is a fuggin joke in this league.

Oh well, we didn't deserve to win anyway.

 

[BigRedRage]

Do what? I’m sorry but it was more blatant than the one that gave the Bucs the win. He played the ball about as well as I did from my seat at the stadium

I was in mexico all weekend and just watched the 15 minute highlight video when I got home. Rewound and watched that again. He did hit cooper before the ball was there but he was looking at and playing the ball. I am not sure how it works if you run through someone going to the ball.

 

[Crimson Warrior]

I was in mexico all weekend and just watched the 15 minute highlight video when I got home. Rewound and watched that again. He did hit cooper before the ball was there but he was looking at and playing the ball. I am not sure how it works if you run through someone going to the ball.

It helps if a DB is playing the ball, that's true, but you can't ever go through the receiver, no matter what.

Still, if the game comes down to one call by the official you only have yourself, as a team, to blame. There were five other mistakes the Cardinals could have corrected themselves so that the outcome would have not hinged on the fickle nature of NFL officiating.

 

[PACardsFan]

What is embarrassing was the play of David Johnson and Patrick Peterson. Watching the post-game interviews and Kyler Murray is furious. Players need to get with the program or find another gig. The team has a leader now. Officiating is not the problem. People cashing paychecks and behaving like babies is a problem

Even though the officiating sucks, no one can argue your point. Let's hope that Murray's insatiable desire to win will be what turns this franchise around.

 

[BigRedRage]

It helps if a DB is playing the ball, that's true, but you can't ever go through the receiver, no matter what.

Still, if the game comes down to one call by the official you only have yourself, as a team, to blame. There were five other mistakes the Cardinals could have corrected themselves so that the outcome would have not hinged on the fickle nature of NFL officiating.

100%. Even in the highlights on youtube we left a lot of points on the table.

 

[TJ]

It’s this simple: Do away with the rule that allows for booth reviews on PI. It’s a joke and a slippery slope. We’re one crucial Super Bowl missed holding call away from all judgement calls being reviewable.

Also, the fact that the officials didn’t want to review it at the last minute reeks of them wanting to go home immediately to avoid possible overtime. Even with that garbage rule in place, do your G.D. job.

Angry rant over....for now.

 

[Crimson Warrior]

It’s this simple: Do away with the rule that allows for booth reviews on PI. It’s a joke and a slippery slope. We’re one crucial Super Bowl missed holding call away from all judgement calls being reviewable.

Also, the fact that the officials didn’t want to review it at the last minute reeks of them wanting to go home immediately to avoid possible overtime. Even with that garbage rule in place, do your G.D. job.

Angry rant over....for now.

Did you see your boy Suge down on the sidelines with MB? Looks like they're still homies.

You still really, really really down on Suge? Like "if-he-comes-back-next-year-it's-the-apocalypse" down? Or just "we-need-to-let-him-go-right-now, or-maybe-at the-end-of-the-season" down?

 

[dreamcastrocks]

I was in mexico all weekend and just watched the 15 minute highlight video when I got home. Rewound and watched that again. He did hit cooper before the ball was there but he was looking at and playing the ball. I am not sure how it works if you run through someone going to the ball.

You are allowed to make a play on the ball, but you are not allowed to go through someone to make a play on the ball. Any other time of the game, that is PI.

 

[TJ]

Did you see your boy Suge down on the sidelines with MB? Looks like they're still homies.

You still really, really really down on Suge? Like "if-he-comes-back-next-year-it's-the-apocalypse" down? Or just "we-need-to-let-him-go-right-now, or-maybe-at the-end-of-the-season" down?

If you want to progress as a team and bring quality talent via the draft, you have to run Suge White out of town. Simple. I know it's highly unlikely he's canned as he's tied to KK and K1 and is MB's friend, but we can definitely upgrade at the GM spot.

 

[phillycard]

I swear to all things holy, if I wasn't used to us getting the short end of the stick in my 42 years opf being a Cards fan, I would walk away from the NFL forever. I love the game and sports, period to do that, but this league is heading down a dangerous path if they keep this s*** up.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

I swear to all things holy, if I wasn't used to us getting the short end of the stick in my 42 years opf being a Cards fan, I would walk away from the NFL forever. I love the game and sports, period to do that, but this league is heading down a dangerous path if they keep this s*** up.

If we were a high profile team, or if we were at home, I believe that this play would have been reviewed.