(01-22-2018, 02:17 AM)furi0usbee Wrote:

(01-22-2018, 02:13 AM)Scarecrow Wrote: They do and the Jack fumble recovery is a prime example of a game altering mistake by the officials.

Look I know refereeare human and they will make mistakes. That cannot be avoided. But the inconsistencies in the calls is where my gripe is.

A mistake is a mistake. An early whistle is an early whistle. But for some to make the stretch that the refs make a conscious effort to aide the Patriots... well that's just crazy. And, all I heard this week was how this crew (as individuals), historically, called more penalties against the Patriots than most. So they made up for that by not calling any against them? Once you go that route, you never come back home.

You're ignorant.

Jack scores and Jags win 27-24...so you know, its big deal.  The refs impact on the game changed who is playing in the Super Bowl, period.

I understand why you're trying to defend it though.  As a man, I want to reach accomplishments by earning them.  I don't want to be handed something and I certainly don't want gain due to unfair favoritism.  This week I was disappointed about Brady's hand.  The Jags wanted to beat the best to be the best.  They didn't want a cheap victory.  That is noble whereas advancing due to "mistakes" as you call them is pretty darn sad.

Enjoy your hollow win (which I know you guys will because you lack any rational objectivity or reason).

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