The Worst Call I Have Ever Seen

[602 Native]

We can say what we want about the game.
D giving up 20.
K1 missing guys.
WR Dropping Passes.
Petzing calling a horrible game.

But there is one thing I can’t stand and it’s terrible officiating. That interception and TD being called back was absolutely trash.

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[oaken1]

Imo it cost us the game.
14 point swing and our D shut them down after that.

 

[Cheesebeef]

Imo it cost us the game.
14 point swing and our D shut them down after that.

Actually, our defense laid down on 3rd 12 after that and gave up points on that drive.

 

[oaken1]

Actually, our defense laid down on 3rd 12 after that and gave up points on that drive.

That got them to 20.
But without the overturn on the pick 6 that never happens...

 

[PJ1]

Actually, our defense laid down on 3rd 12 after that and gave up points on that drive.

On a run play to boot.

 

[Russ Smith]

My problem is consistency. Yes the ball was still touching the C when the clock hit 2:00 so you can argue they called it right. But in the 3rd Q we're on like the 3 yard line and the ball is still clearly in the C's hand when the play clock hits 0 and they don't blow the play dead, it was the play Kyler ran for like 6 yards.

The ref expert said it was too close to call in his opinion but since they blew it dead there was nothing they could do. So he clearly seemed to be saying he didn't think they should have blown it dead

I watched a post game after and that was the exact question, why do we see multiple snaps every game clearly with the play clock at 0 go uncalled but this play with the game clock at 2:00 they blew it dead is the game clock different than the play clock? The answer given was they go with if it's close you don't get flagged for delay of game.

 

[WisconsinCard]

Another think that torqued me off was the referee seemed to smirking and laughing about it after it was over. Smug little $@&$ "thing that is on a cactus".

 

[WisconsinCard]

Another bad call to me was why wasn't there a personal foul on the McBride hit? Dude clearly led with his helmet, hell he knocked himself out.

 

[NWMike]

I’m it going to disagree with the comments here but the worst missed call will always be the uncalled block in the back during Harrison’s interception return that cost this team its only Super Bowl.

 

[cardjunkie]

I'm more disappointed in the 4th down run for 1st down getting overturned. What were they looking at that made them overturn it??

 

[Russ Smith]

Another bad call to me was why wasn't there a personal foul on the McBride hit? Dude clearly led with his helmet, hell he knocked himself out.

Trey lowered his head too so I was ok with that one.

 

[Russ Smith]

I'm more disappointed in the 4th down run for 1st down getting overturned. What were they looking at that made them overturn it??

They said his hip was down before he crossed the marker with the ball. THey said they synched together 2 separate shots to determine that. not much you can do they are supposed to have to have it be conclusive but they said it was.

 

[WisconsinCard]

Trey lowered his head too so I was ok with that one.

True but receivers do it all the time. Just seems that TEs don't get that call.

Plus leading with the crown of your helmet is a foul. Let's see if dude gets fined this week.

 

[Mainstreet]

That got them to 20.
But without the overturn on the pick 6 that never happens...

I don't understand why the referees couldn't have talked among themselves if there was any question.

The idea should be to get the call right.

 

[oaken1]

I don't understand why the referees couldn't have talked among themselves if there was any question.

The idea should be to get the call right.

I don't see how grown ass men can accept 250k a year for a part time job and not have enough pride and professionalism to put in the work to be good at it.

 

[Mainstreet]

I don't see how grown ass men can accept 250k a year for a part time job and not have enough pride and professionalism to put in the work to be good at it.

Everyone makes mistakes. I'd respect the referees if they talked to each other and said inadvertent whistle or however they signaled it.

 

[THESMEL]

Hard to beat the NFL, would other teams get that call? Yep