Seattle CheatHawks

[Russ Smith]

He's a punk he should have stopped. The kicker moved? They all do that for a free practice kick. Cheap dick move.

You said he was the only player moving, the kicker was moving that's why they collided

 

[Stout]

At worst a kick for OT.

Exactly.

 

[unseenaz]

absolutely disgusted in that game. WOW.

 

[CardsFan88]

Wow the refs screwed the Bills big time. That field goal at the end of the half could of made either of these last two Bills drives a field goal to tie situation.

On that 4th down play Tyrod threw the route and the receiver was bumped off it in the endzone.

Sherman is a punk. Clearly offsides, he knew it, play blown dead, and he goes for his knee. Should of been a 15, but was called a 5. Then the refs screw the play clock, calling delay of game on a made field goal, screwing them again, especially since the next kick was missed.

Seahawks are the luckiest team ever. They get away with cheating, and the refs give them wins every year.

 

[Ouchie-Z-Clown]

Shocking that yet again Seattle comes out by the skin of their teeth thanks to questionable officiating.

You would think the networks would do a story on it. I mean, not expose style, because far be it from their best interest to slaughter the cash cow, but more like a tongue-in-cheek "Pete's got a direct line to football Jesus kinda piece where they just go through all the ridiculously incredibly inexplicable ways the sea chickens have won over the years.

 

[Dude]

You said he was the only player moving, the kicker was moving that's why they collided

I'm sorry?? The only player moving as he went well past all the blockers with the ref blowing the whistle. He's a punk and put a unnecessary hit on the kicker.

 

[TJ]

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Anyone who thinks officiating doesn't give Seattle a competitive edge in every game is lost

 

[Cheesebeef]

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Anyone who thinks officiating doesn't give Seattle a competitive edge in every game is lost

Jesus... there's literally a ref standing RIGHT THERE

 

[GatorAZ]

Seattle actually got hosed last week not that it makes up for anything. This crap happens every week in every game. Just watch Redzone for a half hour.

 

[AZ Native]

Jesus... there's literally a ref standing RIGHT THERE

Un freaking believable!!!

 

[Buckybird]

Seattle's redzone D is savage.

And much easier to succeed when you blatantly hold nearly every pass

 

[Dback Jon]

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Anyone who thinks officiating doesn't give Seattle a competitive edge in every game is lost

Holy crap

 

[Buckybird]

So that's 3 games in 2016 the Hawks have won because the refs fudgedd up penalties against them Hmmmmm

 

[Ouchie-Z-Clown]

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Anyone who thinks officiating doesn't give Seattle a competitive edge in every game is lost

Wow. That's just criminal.

 

[Buckybird]

Dean Blowdino admitted the league screwed up & would look at changes going forward lol. He also said the Ref didn't see enough contact to warrant an unnecessary roughness. Really? Wtf was he looking at? Total BS excuse

Personally I think the Referee should be made available to the media after each game & his crew suspended on blatantly incorrect calls like this.

 

[Broseph]

I am so beyond over the Seattle Seahawks.

 

[NJCardFan]

The officials don't know the rules of the game they are officiating. It's absolutely shameful.

SHAME ON YOU NFL.

This. Remember the Seattle/Detroit game last year when Megatron was going into the endzone but fumbled and the Seattle player purposely batted the ball out of the back of the endzone? No call and then the usual apology after the game. I can excuse blown judgement calls but I can't excuse not knowing the rules. Baseball's rule book is far thicker than the NFL's yet you rarely see an umpire miss a rule violation like this. And when something like this happens, it makes some people think the fix is in. Take the Tuck Rule with NE. Nobody ever heard of that rule before that play. We had all seen that play a million times before and every time it was a fumble but then they make that call. Makes one wonder.

 

[Cards_Campos]

Here is where you can see it's fixed. ESPN had Seattle now dangerous with healthy Russell Wilson. Wtf? He ran 3 times for 10. Yards. They were outgained 440 to like 278. They got dominated. They got the calls and they barely won at home. And now they are elite?!?!? Nfl is rigged

 

[ajcardfan]

If the horrible calls were evenly distributed it could be stomachable. Laughable that the majority of America could out-officiate the officials from their coaches, but tolerable.

The fact that they ROUTINELY skew in the favor of a few select teams is what is losing fans. I didn't watch football this pst weekend and didn't miss it at all due to the fact the viewing experience this year has been SO tainted by horrible skewed officiating so as to make it nauseating.

I watched only about 15 minutes of NFL football this past weekend. That was when I was channel surfing between Cleveland-Dallas and Pittsburgh - Baltimore. Then I thought of bunch of other things I could do more entertaining than that and turned it off,

 

[Russ Smith]

Wow the refs screwed the Bills big time. That field goal at the end of the half could of made either of these last two Bills drives a field goal to tie situation.

On that 4th down play Tyrod threw the route and the receiver was bumped off it in the endzone.

Sherman is a punk. Clearly offsides, he knew it, play blown dead, and he goes for his knee. Should of been a 15, but was called a 5. Then the refs screw the play clock, calling delay of game on a made field goal, screwing them again, especially since the next kick was missed.

Seahawks are the luckiest team ever. They get away with cheating, and the refs give them wins every year.

The bump play was not the missed call on that play. Sherman knocked his man down in the endzone. Blatant PI

http://dailysnark.com/richard-sherman-got-away-blatant-pass-interference-call-last-play-game/

 

[Russ Smith]

Walt Anderson was the ref. He said they didn't feel there was enough contact by Sherman to warrant a penalty on the kicker play, he was trying to bat the ball away and they didn't feel it warranted a personal foul. Mistake #1 even Blandino said should have been a penalty. Anderson said they had to put in a regular game ball for the play where Buffalo spiked to kill the clock, then switch back to the kicking ball for the FG attempt. He "did not notice" how far down the play clock was his mistake he should have pumped up the clock again to give them time. He also admitted as has the NFL already that it's a reviewable clock error and should have been reviewed. Under 2 minutes Buffalo couldn't challenge, they asked and were told they can't challenge.

I can't find a replay but even that play where Sherman commits PI on the last play there's a roughing the QB hit on Taylor after the throw. One of the Ryan brothers(I forget which is which) said he was told that because he was outside the pocket the hit was not a penalty, he was still behind the LOS he's still a QB not a RB it's a penalty but that's why they didn't call it.

If the refs don't know the rules something is very wrong.

 

[Russ Smith]

CBS is saying no penalty on the PI by Sherman because Taylor is outside the pocket when the contact happens so illegal contact is not in play. The problem is, again, he's NOT outside the pocket! They're so stupid on this if the ball is snapped from the left hashmark, and it was, the pocket is not defined as the left hashmark, he can move to his left and still be inside the tackle or the pocket. CBS has a clip on it that shows Taylor when the contact happens and he hasn't moved out of the pocket yet, after the contact he moves more left and then up and then throws it.

So on one play we have an uncalled PI because they mistakenly think Taylor is outside the pocket, and then an uncalled roughing the passer because the ref mistakenly ruled they're allowed to hit Taylor because he's outside the pocket(he now is) even though he's still behind the LOS.

 

[WisconsinCard]

I hate the hags, so much...

This win pretty much sinks the cards.

Ya that 1/2 a game is brutal....

 

[WisconsinCard]

You guys do realize that if games were "rigged" as you say the NFL would be committing a federal crime. RIGHT? no on in their right mind would fix games. official's are human and they'll make mistakes it happens. Official's are also part time employees, so therefore even more prone to mistakes, and being vague on the rules. There is no conspiracy in the NFL they don't care who wins or who loses.

 

[Buckybird]

There is no conspiracy in the NFL they don't care who wins or who loses.

So the NFL would rather see Jax/Tampa than Dal//NE if those were the 4 conference championship games?

I'm not saying every game is fixed, but to think calls don't go against constant complainers, small market teams, too teams etc isn't reality.

Calls often dictate outcomes anyway you look at it. It really makes a fan think they have an agenda especially when teams like the Seahawks get the calls in crunch time.