They just need to let the play run it's entire course and then review it. So if the ball is considered live at any point on the field they need to let it go. All scoring plays are reviewed any way. So at that point they could have let the play go. Then you go back and see all the angles. Was it a fumble? Check. Did Jack get up at any point without being touched by an opponent? Check. Did he run down the field and score? Check. At any point during the replay they could have determined the outcome of the play after it had ran it's course. That needs to be the way it goes for now on.

That "blowing the play dead" [BLEEP] cost us this game at the end of the day. And the same thing happened to the Chiefs when Derrick Johnson made one hell of a play on Marcus Mariota. What I don't like is the inconsistency of the officials. We've all seen it where they'll let the offensive lineman pull a rugby huddle up or scrum and start moving the ball carrier towards the goal line. Why aren't they "blowing the play dead" in those cases?

Same with the delay of game that's supposed to be a dead ball foul BEFORE the ball is snapped. What if one of our players got hurt on that play and then they decided to throw the flag? That decision had HUGE implications when it came to the momentum and ultimate outcome of that game as well. It's one thing for a bad call to [BLEEP] the whole game up. One bad call here and there is one thing.

This game had a [BLEEP] ton of bad calls or blown calls or no calls. And that's why most people and fans are outraged. As they should be. It's the play-offs. It's a championship game. And this is one of the best officiating crews the NFL had to offer up? It was butchered completely. Lopsided towards the end of the 2nd quarter. Even that little weasel looking [BLEEP] got called out by Marrone with that garbage PI call and when Marrone said "I can't believe that call cost us 7 points in a championship game". You could see the look of shame and guilt on that little [BLEEP] head's face.

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