David Robbins
Ole Miss Rocks!
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I am so tired of these so called professionals. They are awful. If you can't do your job you should be fired. Period
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And on that note, I've got to take care of a bowl movement. ColonYou seem really animated! Exclamation point. Is everything ok? Question mark.
Many of these refs, if not many of the officiating crews covering NCAAF, NFL aren't 1st or 2nd year refs, so that explanation might suffice under those conditions but if you've been working NCAAF or NFL regular season games for years, an unprecedented, unusual pandemic-lockdown sports where you miss training camp, or preseason games might be a hindrance and granted make some officials a bit rusty and miss a few calls but that's no apology for missing crucial late-game probable Defensive pass interference that largely was deciding factor in last night's SNF game.Not that I disagree with you, but will just mention what was said by Scott Hansen of NFL Redzone.
He stated that the referees did not have a preseason too. Nobody got to practice with any organized football. No high school, college, or training camps to practice with.
Because of Covid they were not allowed to go to NFL training camps and teach/enforce the new rules for the season. They got to stay at home, behind their computers like most of society.
Never working as a team until gameday.
Excuses. 3 years now they have been screwing us because Roger goodell hates Sean PeytonMany of these refs, if not many of the officiating crews covering NCAAF, NFL aren't 1st or 2nd year refs, so that explanation might suffice under those conditions but if you've been working NCAAF or NFL regular season games for years, an unprecedented, unusual pandemic-lockdown sports where you miss training camp, or preseason games might be a hindrance and granted make some officials a bit rusty and miss a few calls but that's no apology for missing crucial late-game probable Defensive pass interference that largely was deciding factor in last night's SNF game.
If anything, it's a fairer game to bash Mike McCarthy's decision to go for it on 4th down early in 4th quarter deep in Rams territory instead of kicking a FG to tie it, 20-20. That baffling playcall in close games is a microcosm of why McCarthy choked away so many important postseason games as Packers HC despite having a future HOF QB. And its disconcerting because it tells me he hasn't really learned anything or tried to limit his tendency to make dumb, stupid mistakes that cost him games.