Can somebody please tell me why Chargers DE Bosa is suddenly being treated by the media as if he is some sort of authority on referee abuses , partiality and bias?

A call does not go his way in Saturday's game, he says something to the refs that gets the ref charged up enough to chase after him, Bosa does not bak down, gets a flag that cost the Chargers a yard and a point (which turns out to be the difference in the game), has a helmet throwing tantrum on the sideline, then, after the game is over, goes on this wildly speculative conspiracy theory on what the refs talk about after the game, etc.

After this, somehow he's a sympathetic figure?!?

Did I miss something?  Was the play that was allowed because of the non call a 31 point play?

Zay Jones was mugged on key pass routes, one led to an INT, the other negated a 2 point conversion.  You didn't see Zay Jones throw his helmet, and if you did, you wouldn't have seen him portrayed as some sort of sympathetic figure for such an unhinged and out of control rant.

I'm not saying Bosa had no reason to be mad after the game.  I would, however, recommend more deserving recipients of his ire.

Justin Herbert, he of the one TD pass.

Joe Lombardi, Chargers OC (former as of today), who called all of 8 Chargers running plays in the second half despite having a 20 point lead.

The defense, who, except for Samuel, had a collective no show in the second half, the half where the  Jaguars erased the 27 point deficit.

Their kicker, who missed the potential gme clinching FG.

Last but not least, Bosa himself deserved his own ire, since he played and had ZERO positive impact on the game for the Chargers.  You could have picked any poster from this board at random, and they all had as much impact on the game as Bosa.

Yes from a fan' perspective, the officiating was bad.  But for Bosa to blame the refs for the loss given all of the failures outlined above is silly.

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