Another Referee decided game
Here we go again, yet another big NFL game (Colts Chargers Playoff) decided by the referees. It forces me to become less and less a fan with the consistancy of the most obvious, pre-decided games by the referees in the NFL. Even Al Michaels had the nerve to mention "Sweet Justice" for the Charger fans. We all know that the Chargers game 2 of the season was blown by Ed Hochuli, but at least he had the good sense to admit he blew that call. The Ron Winter crew was disgustingly obvious with all the ONE SIDED calls. I'm as fed up as I can be with this behavior, and it makes me wonder that NBC may have been in on it as well. You start to become suspicious when a network, run by an Anti Christ, Jeffrey R. Immelt (GM CEO), that sells his soul to make deals with the Terroists in Iran, which preaches anti Christian Religion. Thus, they would not be able to bear hearing Jim Irsay, or Tony Dungy thanking God for the opportunity and for the possibility of winning the Super Bowl on their Network. Although this may not be the case, be sure that the NFL refs do indeed decide outcomes of NFL games. After all, the Seattle Seahawks did get hosed in the Super Bowl against the Steelers. No doubt, evenly called, the Seahawks win that game. Bottom line is, it does make one wonder about the real integrity of the NFL referees.
MoColtsfan
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Come on
the refs did not decide this game. Did there calls affect the outcome? sure. But in the end we made the mistakes, we could have iced this game, and we were lacking in some key phases of the game. This was our loss.
by metal_militia on
Jan 4, 2009 1:21 PM EST
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if we got the calls then we would win and the chargers fans would be saying the same things as us right now so dont blame it on the refs we lossed the game they just got the calls this time
by manningmachine on
Jan 4, 2009 1:46 PM EST
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i blame that holding call in OT
that kept the chargers drive alive on the refs…. but i cant blame them for us not getting a 3rd and 2 to ice the game away in regulation… we missed our chances
by zkmavz on
Jan 4, 2009 2:32 PM EST
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Do you really have to bring
religion into a reason why they lost? Seriously?
by santeesioux1 on
Jan 4, 2009 2:47 PM EST
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Let's be bigger than our rivals
Agreed that some calls were questionable and/or came at really really bad times, but we should have been able to avoid the position in the first place that those calls would turn the tide.
by LovinBlue on
Jan 4, 2009 2:48 PM EST
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Ignorant
The Colts lost this game, no screw jobs or conspiracies.
And why in the blue hell would religion have ANYTHING to do with anything?
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by MrNFL on
Jan 4, 2009 3:25 PM EST
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Norv sold his soul for a playoff caliber team
Sproles is actually a demon and how else do you explain Scifers punts?
Shonn Greene for Heisman
Doak Walker award winner
144 yards per game
6.2 yards per carry
08 TDs per game > 06 GPA
by shake n bake on
Jan 4, 2009 3:32 PM EST
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Well played Shake
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by MrNFL on
Jan 4, 2009 3:36 PM EST
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the holding call hurt
But the Colts had multiple opportunity’s to put that game away. It wasn’t the refs it wasn’t being able to convert on 3rd and short with game on the line… And that damn punter
by Spidz34 on
Jan 4, 2009 5:19 PM EST
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i don't get it.
NBC can’t really be anti-Dungy because he’s Christian, right?
i mean, isn’t this the same network that continues to pony up money to put America’s most famous Catholic institution’s crappy football team on-the-air each week?
by SBakerTheTouchdownMaker on
Jan 4, 2009 9:15 PM EST
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