Monday Night Football! Houston @ New Orleans!

[mse326]

1 minute ago, jrry32 said:

Thank Jeebus. I didn't want to have to kidnap his child again like I did for the NFC Championship Ga . . . wait, was somebody talking?

Was Vinovich's crew responsible for the call? He wasn't, we put too much hate on the ref for missed calls. They aren't supposed to be seeing everything. Were the refs over there part of his actual crew? It's an all star crew (I know I know) so it could be anyone.

[ET80]

8 minutes ago, GSUeagles14 said:

i mean, you agree its been almost every throw tonight though, right?

Yeah, he's wound up too tight. The last scoring drive had some touch to it, so there's hope.

[Ragnarok]

Just now, Small Town Values said:

Peyton needs more screen time. He's the Elvis of football. 

I would watch him diagnose football plays all day.

[SkippyX]

So the 10 second runoff has been a rule forever.

The people in the building booing and yelling about it is a really bad look.

[Small Town Values]

More Peyton, less of this. 

[11sanchez11]

What am I watching?

[Ragnarok]

Just now, SkippyX said:

So the 10 second runoff has been a rule forever.

The people in the building booing and yelling about it is a really bad look.

Fans upset over a rule that they didn't know about cause they think the refs are screwing over their team?  Shocking.

[incognito_man]

8 minutes ago, dante9876 said:

If the ref didn't give such a horrible spot review would be necessary 

If the refs never made mistakes instant replay wouldn't be needed.

I agree?

[Dr LBC]

1 minute ago, mse326 said:

Was Vinovich's crew responsible for the call? He wasn't, we put too much hate on the ref for missed calls. They aren't supposed to be seeing everything. Were the refs over there part of his actual crew? It's an all star crew (I know I know) so it could be anyone.

Pretty sure Vinovich was at the head of the all-star crew in the game.  Believe me, jrry and I were beside ourselves because BV has a fairly long history of hosing the Rams with pretty blatant bad or missed calls, particularly in primetime games.  And, without fail, if we played in primetime, his crew was the one that got the game.  It was like Mike Dean coincidentally always seeming to be the referee chosen for North London Derbies despite his blatant preference for Tottenham.

[Dome]

1 minute ago, stl4life07 said:

Ill just say this. If the Saints fans and players for that matter continue to hold on that that no call that happened freaking 8 months ago then the Saints are the ones that are going to have that hangover and not the hangover people think the Rams will have. Ive been on the record telling all my Saints friends and family members in Louisiana. They dont want to hear me but its true. If the Saints can let that go and move on they will be fighting hard to get back to the NFCCG but if they cant they will not make the playoffs or at best be a wildcard time and loss on the road wildcard weekend. 

Outside of a few radical fans that every fanbase has, what saints fans or players for that matter are bringing up and holding on to the call without being prompted?

I just don't see it happening often, if at all.

Far less than other fanbases are clinging to spygate (insert ANY controversy) and still crying "cheaters!" and that doesn't really seem to be bringing any teams down that I'm aware of.

 

[Dr LBC]

1 minute ago, Small Town Values said:

More Peyton, less of this. 

Give Peyton the Booger-mobile!

[SkippyX]

Just now, Ragnarok said:

Fans upset over a rule that they didn't know about cause they think the refs are screwing over their team?  Shocking.

There is a word for not knowing something. 

Ignorant

 

Add Beer and Presto!

[dante9876]

So that halftime show was ugh, but imma need to find that Raiders vest asap

[Small Town Values]

2 minutes ago, Ragnarok said:

I would watch him diagnose football plays all day.

There needs to be a Peyton & Tom show when Brady eventually retires. I need to hear these two just talking football. 

[mse326]

1 minute ago, The LBC said:

Pretty sure Vinovich was at the head of the all-star crew in the game.  Believe me, jrry and I were beside ourselves because BV has a fairly long history of hosing the Rams with pretty blatant bad or missed calls, particularly in primetime games.  And, without fail, if we played in primetime, his crew was the one that got the game.  It was like Mike Dean coincidentally always seeming to be the referee chosen for North London Derbies despite his blatant preference for Tottenham.

My point is that isn't relevant. He isn't looking at the play, nor should he. He is demonstrably blameless