Garbage officiating

but there’s a reason coaches challenges exist. Dungy needs to throw the flag there.

It is not the Refs fault. They determined that the man was down. If they wanted to do something about it then they should have challenged the call. That is why Jeff Fisher had his team line up quickly and snap the ball.

THAT IS WHAT THAT LITTLE RED FLAG IS FOR, Coach Dungy.

First, the fumble, are you kidding me? No comm between coaches in sideline and upstairs?? No challenge?? Officials not stating what was the damn call??

Second, the Jackson, illegal contact call. That looked like he was clearly stripping the receiver after he had contact with the ball.

Third, the Bullit, pass interference. If you didn’t see the play, we are talking maximum coverage by Bullit. I mean the guy was on top of the receiver. He did has some whisp of contact but milliseconds before the ball hit his back, because of the great coverage he had on the receiver. Then is called a foul.

Also, I think it was Lendale, he ran to the inzone and was tackled about 2 yards short, with his knees and elbows hitting the ground outside the inzone. But what?? TOUCHDOWN.

Then Dominic is pushing, in our last drive. Exact same play as Lendale’s, in terms of how he goes down, the ball breaks the plane of the inzone, but what?? NO TOUCHDOWN.

Also I’ve heard someone say that the NFL, didn’t wanted the game broadcasters to be pointing out about bad officiating and comentating, and replaying the bad calls time after time. What do you think about that??

Wasn’t that obvious when all three of these mentioned here occured. The comentators just kept quiet and didn’t say much. Now all those bad calls and “quick get aways” are going to covered by “the long arm of the NFL”.

We still had our chances to win, we didn’t loose because of the refs, but all of these calls would have changed posetion and/or put them into 4th down situations. And that has an impact on a game.

No matter where you play.

I did not see the illegal contact b/c they did not show it on the replay. Illegal contact , which makes contact after 5 yards illegal, is not the same as pass interference. They did not think that Jackson made contact too soon before the ball got there. Rather, they must have called it for contact after 5 yards prior to the ball being thrown. Again, I didnt see it happen, but they did not show that part of the play on the replay.

Also Lendale’s TD? Really? The ball clearly crossed the line. Who care’s about where his knee and elbow ended up as long as the ball crossed the goaline first?

I find the rules around challenging horrible. I realize that obviously you can’t have unlimited challenges, but to think that 2 challenges are enough, with the rate of questionable calls, happening this year alone. I think in like a situation in the Colts Titans game, something that obvious in replays, should of been called down from the booth. There should be more of an effort to get every call right, and not just the one’s that are the 2 most important to your team a game. It would of been so easy as well, we seen the replay how many times before the Titans ran up and snapped the ball. The booth was watching exactly what we were, how hard, press a button, over rule the call on the field, at the very least make them review it. Get the call right period. I’m sure it wouldn’t have changed the outcome, but it would show the refs on the field and in the booth, doing there job, every play, to the best possible level they can.