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For the horrid officiating in London.

https://sports.yahoo.com/this-might-be-t...29900.html

It might go down as the worst call in NFL history. It’s gonna be a meme.

They got this right in New Orleans last Mardi Gras



The owners need to come down HARD on Roger for this BS.....part time , unprofessional refs in this multi billion dollar
organization is no longer acceptable.

Honestly, this was the turning point in the game and it really pisses me off. It was still 9-3.

Edit: Thought this was about the twin bad PI calls leading to the botched FG. Still pissed though.

(11-04-2019, 05:55 PM)JaguarKick Wrote: [ -> ]Honestly, this was the turning point in the game and it really pisses me off. It was still 9-3.

Edit:  Thought this was about the twin bad PI calls leading to the botched FG.  Still pissed though.

This was only one of many blatant calls.....but...they went on and on.

It was the same ref that officiated our playoff game against the Patriots. He should be banned from ever officiating another Jags game for the rest of his career.

#MylesJackStillWasntDown

#CalaisTackledAir

The game was horribly played by the Jaguars, but in the span of a few minutes in the third quarter the refs made sure we wouldn't make a game of it.

(11-04-2019, 05:53 PM)Mowerguy Wrote: [ -> ]They got this right in New Orleans last Mardi Gras



The owners need to come down HARD on Roger for this BS.....part time , unprofessional refs in this multi billion dollar
organization is no longer acceptable.

Some would say the owners have exactly what they want in the officiating, namely a willingness to manipulate, subvert or otherwise twist the rules to keep the non glamor teams in their place.

Yeah those owners are going to show Roger.. get him a second plane and another bonus.

Saquan Barkley needs to put the Cambells chunky soup spoon down and pick up some glasses from the Lenscrafters

Legalized sports betting has led to worse officiating. Coincidence?

Obviously, the Campbell penalty was stupid, but why is it that it's always the defenders responsibility to avoid the helmet-to-helmet contact? From my perspective, they both prepared for the tackle at the same time, and it was Watson that put himself in position to get a helmet-to-helmet hit. At some point, the ball carrier should hold some responsibility for these hits.

(11-05-2019, 10:48 PM)JagNGeorgia Wrote: [ -> ]Obviously, the Campbell penalty was stupid, but why is it that it's always the defenders responsibility to avoid the helmet-to-helmet contact? From my perspective, they both prepared for the tackle at the same time, and it was Watson that put himself in position to get a helmet-to-helmet hit. At some point, the ball carrier should hold some responsibility for these hits.

They called it lowering his head to hit him. Watson bent and if he didn't lower his body, Watson wasn't going to be tackled. I want the NFL to explain how he should tackle someone when they have their head at your waist.

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