That play where the refs ignored Abram's TO signal while being hurt was utterly despicable. (2 Viewers)

[LASaintfan]

I have never seen anything like that before. That was something else. Blatantly egregious.

For me, watching the cut down replay, it looked like Olave didn't make a complete football move before the ball was out. He only had 1 step. That was a momentum changer. Then in the 4th, when it was still close, the Mcollum interception... he fumbled that ball. Another momentum killer. The Saints did not play well. The officiating was horrible. But, those 2 non-calls happened at the worst 2 times in the game, in my opinion.

 

[Clintonrebel]

I wish DA would have gotten a 15 yard penalty or ejection for going off on officials after that. They disregarded the health of a player while looking right at him.

Wish he would have shown some guts there and fought for his guy.

Safety first! Just like the helmet to helmet on the Q1 fumble.

 

[SAINTSFAN]

For me, watching the cut down replay, it looked like Olave didn't make a complete football move before the ball was out. He only had 1 step. That was a momentum changer. Then in the 4th, when it was still close, the Mcollum interception... he fumbled that ball. Another momentum killer. The Saints did not play well. The officiating was horrible. But, those 2 non-calls happened at the worst 2 times in the game, in my opinion.

It was close, but looked like he took 2 steps and tucked the ball away. I could see why they called it a fumble. On the McCollum INT, the fumble did not occur because he was already down by contact at the point of the INT. Regardless, TB recovered.