Most Controversial Referee Moment(s) for every NFL team

This video highlights every NFL team's most controversial brush with the officiating crews in their history. Let me know what you think I missed!
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[@Account-kx5vr]

Could've easily compiled 34 minutes of Lions moments...

[@chesey_travi5673]

Right

[@gavinolmer1639]

This hurts as a lions fan

[@carsonwendt319]

@@gavinolmer1639 I feel really bad for you guys. No lies.

[@charliebronson9452]

That lions cowboys PI no call was actually when I gave up on football and I'm not a real fan of either team that was jus football being destroyed before my eyes

[@ethanhinojosa4371]

Go lions but dam that’s tru

[@kevinh2770]

NFC East 0:00 Cowboys 1:26 Eagles 1:51 Giants 3:58 Redskins NFC North 5:03 Bears 5:54 Lions 7:22 Packers 8:31 Vikings NFC South 9:05 Bucs 9:50 Falcons 10:20 Panthers 10:39 Saints NFC West 11:43 MY NINERSSSSSS 12:10 Cardinals 14:09 Rams 14:47 Seahawks AFC East 17:06 Bills 18:13 Dolphins 20:07 Jets 21:10 Patriots AFC North 22:15 Bengals 23:17 Browns 24:52 Ravens 25:22 Steelers AFC South 26:03 Colts 26:33 Jaguars 27:12 Texans 29:10 Titans AFC West 30:48 Broncos 31:34 Chargers 33:03 Chiefs 33:57 Raiders A like would be enough (Just trying to make life easier for those who cam for their team)

[@calo4_942]

God bless🙏

[@KylesDaddy100]

Not all hero’s wear capes!

[@codym2049]

Appreciate you

[@RICHBEFORE21]

Mvc🤝🏽 most valuable comment

[@user-px8eo2cs4g]

There is a god.

[@Blessed.2.Teach.4God]

The Lions could have an entire full length video of this BS.

[@twisteddemon1266]

Exactly what I was about to say

[@johnnycaralta]

Steelers could have a full video of calls in important games wrongly being called in their favor.

[@theflats2058]

They do every year !!!!!!

[@parkerl4811]

johnnycaralta saints*

[@janaepeterson6303]

So could Green Bay... only against the Seahawks too

[@RTSOB1]

"...wild-eyed Indians surrounding a wagon train." Certainly was different back in the day.

[@howardtreesong4860]

I heard that and thought to myself: dude, dare say that today and watch yourself get run over by a freight train.

[@brianevans6328]

Rumor has it Pat Summerall has been posthumously fired.

[@kevinsolo3591]

I'm totally about human error happens but if you watch the replay and still get it wrong you should lose your job.

[@bubbajack9738]

That's why I like the AAF, because the calls are made upstairs instead of on the field.

[@lightyagami3492]

Some of these didn't have the luxery of instant replay but for the ones that did and were obvious well..... Fuck them

[@KeithChapman-hr5kx]

Some of these are blatantly refs cheating for the other team. Therw is no other logical reason that pitts vs pats incomplete from a obvioys complete catch overturbed play, that shit was as clear as fuckin day, like legit no other way to call that shit. It was obvious a TD

[@feverpa]

Instant replay is not the answer. It's part of the problem. Player mistakes, mistakes by the refs, and whining fans have part of the drama of sports forever. The league made a mistake by listening to the fans call for instant replay. Replay will NEVER eliminate bad calls, but we have a false idea that it should. On field refs have gotten worse since replay, and have gotten worse every time they expand replay. Also, replay has led us to some of the strangest, most confusing, esoteric rules. The solution is to get rid of replay, live with mistakes, and just let fans complain. Calls will be missed and fans will complain ANYWAY.

[@feverpa]

manny_ nuff great response! Make an actual point. Every time replay has been expanded, officiating got worse. Stupid rules like the “process of the catch” crap were created because of replay. If replay was the answer, we wouldn’t have to still listen to fans whine. It’s been around over 30 years. You show me how replay has been a solution to poor officiating.

[@wannamontana4130]

Just after this was published, the #1 ref controversial play occurred: NFC Championship no call sent the wrong team (Rams) to the Super Bowl. The Saints should have represented the NFC in the Superbowl. The integrity of the league (or lack thereof) was on full display. The entire nation saw it. The only people who didn't were the referee(s) right on the spot. The fans were cheated out of Brady vs Brees for all the marbles.

[@alexkrstulovic6054]

As if they didn't miss like 3 face masks, the most notable being the one on Goff at the 3-4 yard line.

[@lindaalcorn5530]

What is it with the Saints that reff's will not give them a break?

[@Pichu-zm9qk]

Just saying all the bountygate calls were the absolute worst ref calls because atleast you guys got a chance in ot and blew it

[@nealmccorkle3681]

@@lindaalcorn5530 they get all their breaks when they play the Falcons and the refs let them get away with PI all game long.

[@audionmusic3628]

Wanna Montana Mr Brady would have half or less rings if the league didn’t have an obvious arrangement with their owner.

[@Thumper17]

"Like wild eyed Indians around a wagon train." UHHHH

[@111imcool]

ikr

[@brucenorris4639]

Thumper17 yea I was like Dam nfl films used to be racist af

[@GoFish.1]

Ooooof

[@tsnide34]

Ironic that it was the “Washington team” clip

[@greysonG10]

It wasn't always 2019 man, people weren't always so soft.

[@bobdavidson756]

"After review, it has been determined that there is a new car in my driveway, put there by the opposing team, so the call goes to them".

[@mcelwainhd8149]

Lions with multiple calls against them? No surprise there.

[@mcelwainhd8149]

First time I ever saw something like that too, Detroit always gets calls against them though. I’m a Lions fan too and I have a deep hatred for NFL referees

[@simakeedaki9884]

Ima jags fan we get screwed a ton by the refs it’s really annoying.

[@simakeedaki9884]

Don’t forget the patriots

[@thesoulanator8004]

Gnomematic Tragic XXX but they have super bowl wins the loins haven’t come close

[@simakeedaki9884]

So the jags never even been to the sb a disappointing team just like the lions always both team choke during key moments.

[@michellemarty7510]

Superbowl XL was the worst officiated game I have ever watched.

[@johnnyroberts3761]

Lessa Marty Roethlisberger never broke the plane, so how can you rule that a touchdown?

[@forman208]

On the offensive PI on the TD Jackson did push off, even if it was slight. But on replay he clearly pushes off enough to create the separation he would need for the touchdown. The Roethlisberger play is extremely close, it looks like he is basically half an inch short of the gal line, so you'd have legitimate beef disputing that call. However, even if they call him short, they'd still have 4th down from less than an inch from the end zone, you really predicting Seattle to stop Ben from converting that? I know I wouldn't. The chop block on Hasselbeck is the ridiculous call, an absolutely indefensible, laughable penalty

[@Mechamjr88]

Yeah that game showed be that their's offical biast in the nfl also. I still to this day have not watched a nfl game that comes close to EB XL.

[@basssteeler08]

@@forman208 Ben's TD was a good call.Like you said it's close. They reviewed and deemed it Inconclusive. Therefore they have to stick with the call on the field.

[@makaibrown8297]

@@basssteeler08 its clearly not a touchdown. Its close but its clear its not a touchdown

[@kylehall6072]

Holy crap a 3rd of those questionable calls went in the Steeler's favor.

[@thetrainwxgeek]

Not the Holmes one though

[@robertvoli1532]

The Holmes was correct. Not reviewing Warner's fumble is definitely debatable, I wouldn't say the OPI is wrong, but controversial for sure. Ben's TD against the Seahawks is up for debate as well and I can see it going both ways. Hasselbecks penalty was garbage, and I didn't really see an issue with the dolphins one, but I can see the controversy. I don’t know what the issue with the Bryant touchdown was nor the hit on Jeremy hill from shazier

[@Jarhead402011]

Robert Voli Bryant’s touchdown was later deemed by the “head ref” that it shouldn’t have been called a touchdown but there wasn’t enough evidence to overturn it. The hit by shazier is the exact reason he ultimately nearly paralyzed himself. He led with the crown of his helmet and lunged at Giovani Bernard. The refs tried to give some explanation as to that he “didn’t line him up” whatever that means. The rules at that time stated if you hit a runner in the head with your helmet outside of the tackle box it’s supposed to be a 15 yard penalty. Instead, not only did he injure gio. He forced a fumble because he hit him so hard in the head that the bengals being in field goal range lost the chance at 3 points at the very least. Then ultimately lost by 2 because the refs were unaware that a Steelers coach was antagonizing the bengals by being in the middle of a group of bengals players when he’s technically not allowed on the field at that time. Of course the bengals lost their cool and messed up but that entire game was incredibly controversial. Especially when you consider the bengals get dominated year in and year out by the Steelers and haven’t won a playoff game since the 1990 season

[@robertvoli1532]

Jarhead402011 At the time, the debate was if Bernard was a “defenseless receiver” and if a flag should have been thrown. Since he was determined to caught the ball and made a “football move” (this is before the Jesse James catch/no catch when no one knew what a catch was) he was no longer a defenseless receiver. Now, you can still be a defenseless receiver and make a catch while getting hit like that, but you cannot be considered a runner (or a non-defenseless receiver) and have the luxury of getting a ball knocked loose by a hit ruled an incomplete pass. Once Bernard was determined a runner, a defender can tackle him in anyway and not be at risk of a penalty. It’s essentially the same if he took a toss and shazier came through the line and hit him in the helmet like he did in this play, and Bernard dropped the ball. No penalty, and no fumble.

[@deiradinn]

Pittsburgh seems to get those calls in NFL and NHL a lot.

[@navonmyhand7999]

Ben Roethlisberger: runs for a touchdown but is tackled at the 4 yard line Referees: After review it has been determined that the team on offense has scored a touchdown.

[@TC45788]

You’re fucking dumb as fuck if u think he was tackled at the four, cry about it

[@rabbitwithayamica6288]

Bruh you think that was the 4 yard line bro you have to be high

[@TheDannyolalia]

That wasn't the only bad call. The nfl acknowledged that the refs made multiple "mistakes". Worst super bowl officiating in history

[@hseac9259]

@@TC45788 calm down kid

[@TC45788]

@@hseac9259 nah

[@josemoreno-gp8sl]

I’ve never really looked at the Seattle vs Pittsburgh SB... but my god those calls were horrible. The ref said “block below the knees” ??? What block he was tackling him

[@irar4665]

Yes,that one pretty bad,but not such an important play-- however,on the big calls, the offensive pass interference was technically a good call,even if not that "big" of a push off...and the Ben TD run is very hard to tell with replay if ball hit the line b4 pushed back-- so they had to stick with the call on the field... There's also one left out of whether there was an off sides that shudda been called that is also too tough to decide.

[@jsamofficialx8484]

I think it was revealed the Steelers cheated and paid off the refs, although that might just be a common conspiracy theory, as I'm from Seattle and boy do people get salty about that.

[@donjon8382]

JSamOfficial x yeah it’s probably a Seattle thing, I haven’t heard anything of it down in Florida. Similar to the patriots thing

[@xaninuax]

Ira R The Big Ben one clearly never made it to the endzone til after he moved it.

[@corbinselanne7990]

The officials probably thought Matt Hasselbeck hit the blocker in front of Ike Taylor, not Ike himself

[@samplautz5586]

As a packer fan I know exactly what play is coming. The Seahawks "touchdown" when the packers clearly had it

[@bobafatty111]

As a lions fan i wish this was uploaded a couple months ago

[@schafyboy454]

As a cowboys fan I’m already mad 1 second in to the video. That’s the best team they’ve had the last decade and I’m sure they would’ve won that game. Still salty

[@schafyboy454]

@Natnael Guliano very true

[@jamesb1988]

9:24 when you see Tony Dungy pissed off, you know something ATROCIOUS has occurred.

[@fuierago1]

Miller was a TD...it's egregious ....Insult after injury to be sure.

[@iamlint4254]

That will forever piss me off. Fucking robbed on the last play he'd ever take. Everyone including the saints coach said it was a catch and they modified the rule the following season that would make it a catch.

[@M4RSK11]

Literally

[@xunclekevinx]

How ridiculous was that Cleveland one? That's just crazy.

[@jasonfischer8946]

I remember watching that live.

[@aspenrebel]

Don't remember, but if it's Cleveland, I'm sure it was nuts, and I'm sure they deserved it. OK, yeah that was a major bend over and take one, wasn't it? That all made no sense at all.

[@Damon970]

@@aspenrebel deserved what? The rule was and is if a play is run you can't go back two plays to review. They went back two plays. They have never gone back two plays since.

[@forman208]

I don't even know how you justify that, they literally ran another play

[@AureliusR]

@GTC Pohorex Being female has nothing to do with it -- you seem to forget that EVERY single mistake ever made in football refereeing up to that point was made by men.

[@kjmps999]

‘Like wild eyed Indians around a wagon train’ lol

[@kevinsolo3591]

Hahaha that didn't age well.

[@rodprops]

If he'd said that in todays PUSSIFIED CULTURE, he'd be fired! LoL

[@breezybaby6430]

@@rodprops I found it funny, but that still is racist af. Like, not even kinda maybe sorta. I don't care if he says it, but I also wouldn't bark if someone got fired for saying that exact phrase. Just sayin.

[@Buttington_Headerson]

@@breezybaby6430 How is it racist

[@breezybaby6430]

@@Buttington_Headerson come on. Native Americans were depicted as "savages" for hundreds of years. It's propaganda from colonial times meant to strike fear into people to procure support for westward expansion. It's just flat out degrading and intentionally misleading. Again, idgaf if the guy says it, but that's definitely a racist thing to say.

[@mr.raphael2379]

The Steelers were the beneficiary on half these calls

[@johnnycaralta]

@shu s I'm at the Jets and the Packers have only been in one, pretty sure.

[@lmnisop5516]

Patriots and Steelers

[@AnonymousNeptune]

shu s HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA no.

[@AnonymousNeptune]

shu s Could they have played better? Yeah. But last I checked Rodgers wasn’t part of the defense that allowed 225 yards in that half

[@ypfyvo2198]

Jesse James, joe Haden pass interference vs saints. Some are bullshit for the Steelers and I recognize that but they do get screwed often as well

[@RedRanger1138]

Watching this video has convinced me there is a conspiracy in the NFL to make sure certain teams win in each game

[@DaveJOHAZ]

The Steelers maybe??

[@indy_go_blue6048]

That's been pretty clear for... oh the last 18 or 19 years or so.

[@coolguy02536]

Like the Giants' Super Bowls? Oops :^)

[@chrismacola9945]

@@DaveJOHAZ Definitely the Steelers. How could they possibly say Miami did not recover that fumble? smh.

[@bwr0652]

@@chrismacola9945 Steelers made multiple appearances on here with horrific calls going their way.

[@stw3art14]

The entire 2009 NFC Championship game was terribly officiated and was pro Saint. Still feel bad for Favre

[@verynice6037]

Bounty gate too

[@dwaynehoward240]

Blew a 13-0 lead at home. Crybaby..

[@dwaynehoward240]

Then brees threw a pick. U saints fan weak asf.. Maybe stop having so many 3 and outs

[@dwaynehoward240]

Farve should of stop throwing pics the mans a legend but extremely cocky

[@dwaynehoward240]

He bkew thar 2009 game not the refs. But that hit today would definitely ne called

[@dundermifflinregionalmanag5607]

There are two types of people People who realize the packers defender picked it off And Seahawks fans

[@reaper12bravo3]

Still can’t get over the “Bottlegate” game between Jax & CLE! Bottom line, Browns already ran a play, so obviously any idiot knows the previous play is 100% IRRELEVANT!

[@dr.johnnysins]

2019 AFC Championship: A "roughing the passer" call against Chris Jones. It was a literal tap on the shoulder, plus earlier in the game Mahomes had literally the same thing happen to him, except his face mask was hit, while Brady's wasn't. And then also the muffed Edelman punt which should've stood. That's not even to mention the NFC Championship

[@dr.johnnysins]

Plus all those "roughing the passers" in 18-19 season, like the two against Clay Matthews

[@sirbowman3158]

zoel em yep the punt did touch Edelman’s thumb

[@willieoliver896]

Hey the chiefs have been getting jobbed by the nfl every since they mistakenly bet the Patriots opening night two years ago on Thursday night football when Kareem hunt ripped them apart as a rookie.

[@jayhouse_comics]

About time someone said it. Tom Brady was helped that game. He was barley touched and they said Roughing the Passer. It's so rigged for refs to change or help teams but people keep denying it

[@dtc8714]

The Chief's clip should have been the forward progress call against the Titans a few years ago.

[@payceolive121]

I'm a die-hard Saints fan, but that was F'n BS that they robbed Zac Miller of that amazing td especially considering what was happening to his leg during that catch...😱😬

[@liamsvanoe4557]

And he is still in recovery I'm a Packers fan and it was awful to see

[@Cruzkilla88]

Well.. regardless of what happened because injuries don't really matter in the context of catching, he still caught the ball

[@lucaspettigrew6075]

Nobody even talks about Rudolph huge push off to put the saints out this year Whatever Payton did to them NF L Big Suits he need to try and undo it It's not fair for saints fans or true football fans that see this happening every year??????????? GO BEARS 🐻

[@Anonymous-gh8kt]

@@lucaspettigrew6075 know the facts, it was a fair play, if anything its defensive pass interference, never played the ball, he was clearly holding onto Rudolph, even the new York commissioner said its a fare play,

[@nickduncan8376]

Lucas Pettigrew that wasn’t PI, from a bears fan. Even if it was, it was a mutual PI and they’d offset. Vikings were the better team, and won fair and square.

[@DustinPlatt]

The refs are human until they screw you in a game that you watch.

[@DaejinTye]

My favorite part of Ben's TD in SB XL, is how everyone ignores the official running in with 1 hand up, signaling it was not a TD until AFTER Ben was on the ground and moved the ball over the line. Everyone says it's too close to call, so we gotta stick with the ruling on the field, which I do agree with. However, it's obvious the official gave a false TD. I'm also surprised the Eagle's game where the QB was a half to a full yard shy of a TD and they credited him with a TD against Seattle, ending their playoff chances that year wasn't included. Along with the 2 false holding penalties (one of which had a missed offsides to boot) that took away two 25+ yard catches that put the Seahawks in the rezone on two separate drives in SB XL. As for the OPI, I get that it's technically a push off, but where is your consistency and fairness when every receiver in the NFL gets away with it, except the Seahawks in the SB? It was a bad call considering how every other game that season was officiated, and other plays in that same game was officiated.

[@ndunks]

The chiefs one was a straight up hold. Nothing controversial about it

[@bogkiller1839]

Exactly, it was clear and he even was taken down

[@bill1521]

Al Riveron was just warming up for Jeff Triplett and Forward Progress. Riveron is by far the most incompetent VP of Officiating. He also refuses or is incapable of explaining the blown calls.

[@willieoliver896]

I've seen that so call hold on Harrison by Fisher applied several times on justin Houston and tamba thru out the years a no call on other teams that the chiefs played

[@russellkirsch255]

You need to reupload with the PI from the NFC Championship game

[@jamesmurray2687]

and the roughing the passer from the AFC Championship game

[@jsphblw]

James Murray - Its a video about important, game changing calls. A call on 2nd and 7 when the team went 14-19 in 3rd and 4th downs doesn’t really count as important or game changing. Plus it’s going to bring up the fact that the receiver was being held and no flag was thrown there.

[@zerodawn09]

add in the offside in superbowl xl that was turned into holding. and we know this cause the ref threw the flag as he went offside and the nfl even sent a pic of that play to the ref's union (not sure whats it called) and said be sure its holding ( you could clearly see it wasnt holding).

[@bro987]

@@jsphblw still a blown call. Patriots are the team that always get the controversial calls the most. That was a blatant blown call at an opportune time for the Patriots. Also the offsides by the Dee Ford yes, he was, but one of the Patriots offensive linemen was clear as day, in illegal formation. It was Brown who was in illegal formation. Very important crucial drive in the fourth for the Patriots. Sure the Chiefs wouldn't have gotten the interception and we dont know if they would have stopped the Patriots on that drive, but dont make it too easy for Patriots now. Every fanbase except the Patriots are sick of it.

[@jsphblw]

bro987 - Again, the video is about important game changing calls. There were multiple possessions and scores after that call. If you put every bad call in football, the video would go on for days. By the way, you didn’t happen to see the DB holding the receiver on that face mask play, did you?

[@danielmackey9765]

That Dez Bryant was a catch. Calvin Johnson was a catch. Brett Emmanuel was a catch. How was that a controversial call on the Card Steeler SB. That was a TD and fumble.

[@steelnationrules2338]

Jesse James was a catch cause he took two steps and broke the plane

[@danielmackey9765]

@cpk1994 they took steps and made s football move which were the rules at the time so eat it

[@riverross6496]

Myles jack WASN’T down

[@dnoc2139]

As a pats fan no he was not

[@skullbashingpunisher]

The patriots have been on the good graces and been given so many charity calls that they don't even need one of these

[@coolguy02536]

Is what would be true if they weren't on the receiving end of probably the worst cheating scandal in league history in '76 (which you obviously weren't anywhere near old enough to recall). You should try watching the video before making blind biased judgments.

[@lakeeriesailor2852]

actually the Steelers get the most beneficial calls; they have 2 SB wins that are dubious, SB40, and the one in 80 when the refs gave them the AFC title vs Houston.

[@Concatenate]

LOL! The worst cheating scandal in league history AGAINST the Patriots? Have you not been around for the past 20 years with the Pats not only cheating, but getting caught and punished and still getting to keep their rings?

[@coolguy02536]

@@Concatenate Like a disabled moth to a flame, you reveal your age with stale ignorance lol. Come back to us when you're mentally well instead of a drone that ignores reality. Oh, and tell dem Raiders to stop *CHEATING* so much! haha

[@lakeeriesailor2852]

they were screwed by the NFL back in 76...and also in 2008 by the league's dumbass playoff format. the pats were one of the top 6 teams in the AFC at 11-5 but were screwed out of a playoff spot because each division "leader", even in the mega weak AFC west gets a playoff spot, so an 8-8 team got in.

[@dougswamprat5275]

I'm a Pats fan, that was a Jet touchdown. Stuff like that is why other fans think the Pats are cheaters, when in reality the refs are idiots. You can slow every 0lqy down to frame by frame and get stupid calls. Play the game in real time.

[@AndyGee1111]

I am a jets fan, I was at that game and the patriots fans next to me agreed that it was in fact a jet's touchdown.

[@aspenrebel]

Ditto

[@aspenrebel]

@Patriots Nation 4 Life Tom Brady is GOAT No, he didn't "bobble it". He fumbled it, then got the ball back again, then broke plane of goal line and hit inside of pylon. So TD!! You nimrod!! And I'm a Pats fan. But I'm sick of this piss ass, micro management shit by the Refs. Just play the damn game!!!

[@coolguy02536]

Real Pats fans know how many times they've been screwed over by the refs. How bored do you have to be to lie about being one?

[@bill1521]

The officials never blow a call that hurts the Patriots. They are the Yankees of football. When the officials are on a mission, they outdo themselves to pile on a team to send a message.

[@solersyst3m]

I like how the eagles just straight up attempted to fire the ref

[@battlewe8665]

Have to say, its pretty clear in that last shot that Santonio Holmes got both feet down, its not even a question with that look

[@JBpaperstacks123]

Gotta remake this one with the saints game against the Rams 😂

[@mattpritzl4669]

To this day... JERRY RICE FUMBLED

[@coolguy02536]

and that was WITH the stickum. _yikes_

[@audionmusic3628]

I can’t believe how long the NFL fooled me into thinking it was legit. I want that time back.

[@jayhouse_comics]

Watch the XFL it's authentic

[@kvernon1]

I commend you Logan for an excellent compilation of clips! Every play I hoped to see was here! Thanks!

[@frosty8592]

Lions: * Every single game *

[@robBears96]

The Giants-SF wildcard game from 2002 was crazy ! Never seen or heard about that game

[@forman208]

You've seriously never heard of that game? That's crazy

[@coolguy02536]

Yup, one of the biggest chokes in NFL history. A shame so many kids today are completely clueless about it. They're disregarding so many legendary moments.

[@GENOBURRITO1]

Nowadays, this is a weekly occurrence. With all the technology, they still haven't a clue as to what is correct.

[@josephdowney2715]

As a Packers fan I hate to say this, but Dez caught that ball.

[@knickingaround7810]

By the way the rules were worded for a catch at the time, that was not a catch. By the book the refs got it right.

[@x10x11x12]

As a Packers fan, Dez did not catch the ball with the rules of the game at that time. The ball touched the ground.

[@doritos5447]

Holmes’ feet were stacked

[@ImYoshibacon]

28:35 and that is why Akeem Hunt went to the AAF

[@FlintGiven]

yes

[@TheJingles007]

I thought he got signed by the Browns?

[@christinabeggs7414]

Chuck Norris you’re thinking of Kareem

[@TheJingles007]

@@christinabeggs7414 lmao you're right. this is why you don't comment on videos after midnight

[@johngotti4286]

Paranoot he was a backup with the chiefs last season. That play is also bullshit. Miller looked past the line. I’m not even a fan of either teams.

[@glennsampson5945]

As a longtime Redskins fan, I'm glad you remembered Mel Gray's phantom catch which is still the first game I thought of. The Redskins had their entire season on the line; win and you're in the playoffs, lose and you're out. The head referee who overruled the initial incomplete call was 30 yards away and had no view of the play! This play has the dubious distinction of being the only NFL play to ever wind up in court (the case was summarily dismissed). In case you're interested, replays did show conclusively that the ball came out of Mel Gray's hands prior to getting his second foot down meaning that the original incomplete pass call was correct. Mel Gray admitted as much during a retirement interview. But this is all moot, the Redskins' 1975 season ended on that one play. The only other possibility for worst bad call was the 1980 regular season final game for the division championship against the Dallas Cowboys. It was a great game with a controversial ending. Both teams seemed assured of a playoff birth regardless of the outcome of the game. But an earlier blowout game the same day flipped a tiebreaker meaning that the Redskins had to defeat the Cowboys to get into the playoffs as the division winner. The Redskins found out about this during halftime and they were trailing. They came out of the locker room fired up and determined. They controlled the game for most of the second half, coming back and taking a seemingly insurmountable lead when John Riggins turned the corner and in an astonishing display of speed by the big fullback, outraced the entire Dallas defense for a 65 yard touchdown. But the Cowboys were not done. Hall of Famer Roger Staubach playing in his final regular season game put together the greatest comeback in his entire career putting the Cowboys back on top 35-34 on a touchdown pass with just over 30 seconds left. During the final seconds, the Redskins were frantically trying to get into range to attempt a game winning field goal by Mark Moseley -- the last of the top straight-on style kickers and the greatest clutch kicker in the history of the game. On the final play, the Redskins got into position for a 57 yard attempt with two seconds left; their quarterback Joe Theisman turned to the head referee and repeatedly called for a time-out. The referee simply turned his back on Theisman and walked away letting the final two seconds expire denying the Redskins an opportunity for a long potentially game winning field goal.

[@haroldbrooks9821]

The referee standing on the goal line on the side Gray was heading towards (not shown in the replay) immediately called it a catch and touchdown. That's what the Cardinals were pointing at from the start. I was sitting on the goal line in the second deck facing that referee.

[@MusingMageofDisney]

09 Vikes NFC game was infuriating. First allegations of Bountygate if i recall correctly.

[@SatnamSingh-md4jx]

still have never seen a game (post 1990) where a QB was hit as often and as hard as Favre with no calls. Had that been Brady they would have had defenders getting arrested on the field

[@mr.gentlezombie8709]

Don’t forget about a terrible PI call, a terrible PI non call, and giving the Saints a first down on fourth down despite being more than a yard short.

[@TheDemonChara]

Kinda funny if you look at all the Saints vs. Vikings playoff games... It's 4-1 Vikings with the one loss being the infamous game (And still close) where the Saints cheated. People call the Vikings the Saints cryptonite in the playoffs and I couldn't agree more.

[@Buttington_Headerson]

They didn't like Favre, simple as that

[@BrendanSlob]

They piss pounded Favre that entire game and they never threw a flag even once. Then the phantom PI call on Ben Leber was just fucking ridiculous. The refs robbed Favre of his last chance at winning a SB and a Favre vs Manning bowl..and they would have beat the Colts that year.

[@InfantGoose6565]

You're extremely drunk if you think Holmes didn't have both feet in.

[@ChiTownIncan]

Not to mention the fumble from warner it was still on the cockback

[@antwone94250]

right??? You can clearly see the impact of both toes and warner didn't even have his arm fully cocked back. Both calls were correct.

[@georgerichards7539]

Whoever uploaded this video clearly has a strong dislike for the Steelers.

[@drabarski]

@@georgerichards7539 I didn't know feet that are stacked on top of each other counted as touching the ground. It thought the ground meant the ground. Oh well, silly me to ever think that the NFL would *ever* screw over the team from a smaller market with a gray area call. Nah, what was I thinking.

[@durkadurka1926]

You leave my drunkness out of this

[@Kalico_Kallie]

Well the Saints now have a new moment after the NFC Championship game against the Rams

[@Redonus83]

That shit sucked

[@kvngirvng9475]

@@Redonus83 How do you think Vikings fans feel

[@skoldragonballz1018]

@@kvngirvng9475 I agree

[@TheGrowBros]

The bucs play at 9:05 was the most obvious catch I've ever seen how the hell is that not a catch?

[@Buttington_Headerson]

Bucs fans have been saying this for years. I knew this would be our call haha

[@supergaga1712]

Funny how the Steelers are always in the right side of these calls

[@steelnationrules2338]

Um are you sure? Lost four crucial games due to refs in the past two years

[@obi-wankenobi5730]

@@steelnationrules2338 don't remind me of the 2017 occasion

[@wae1125]

​@@obi-wankenobi5730 he survived contact with the ground with his knee, so even with that garbage rule it still should've been a touchdown, but you know..patriots.

[@floordoctor]

Immaculate Reception? Two non-calls in one. 1. Pass could not legally be advanced after it was deflected. 2. The ball hit the ground. Incomplete, regardless. Biggest win for the trajectory of the Steelers in franchise history.

[@bjrollick5262]

You don’t watch enough Steeler games then. It seems like they’re always on the wrong end of a PI call or a PI no call. Over the last 10 years it seems the Steelers DBs gets called for PI when they barely touch a receiver and PI isn’t called in instances where Steeler receivers are everything but mugged.

[@johngotti4286]

Eagles one wasn’t even a moment. Wtf.

[@ClosestToTheSun]

Yeah at least show some highlights from the games Eagles fans were upset about

[@Concatenate]

Eagles deserve some controversial non-calls, like their receivers getting absolutely man handled by the Carolina Panthers secondary in the 2003 NFC championship game.

[@MattCProductions_]

12BJJohnson that is inherently false

[@tysterdude8245]

@12BJJohnson What? how? explain how having the best offense and defense wasn't the key but instead the refs helped them win the bowl? explain please

[@tysterdude8245]

12BJJohnson first, don’t use zeke or any injury as an excuse, every team has injuries and that’s the whole point of football, next man up. I have no idea about cheating of any sorts such as coms or breaking salary cap. I think if those stories were true there would’ve been much more outcry and investigations and stories.

[@nathangeiser8742]

Jacksonville. AFC championship game 2018. Pass interference call

[@aspenrebel]

J'ville was NOT n the AFC Champ game in 2018, that was Patriots at Chiefs. Patriots won.

[@nathangeiser8742]

aspenrebel That was this year. 2018 season, the game happened in 2019. My comment was about the one where the Pats beat the Jags to go on and face the Eagles

[@aspenrebel]

@@nathangeiser8742 That was the 2017 Season.

[@nathangeiser8742]

aspenrebel Yes, I know, but the game occurred in 2018. I suppose that’s the wrong terminology

[@aspenrebel]

@@nathangeiser8742 Well, you just confuse everyone. The NFL season should be completed by December 31 anyways. It use to be. This Feb bit is ridiculous. Like playing hockey and basketball until June. NHL should be over by April 30th, NBA by May 31st. Next thing, they'll be playing Baseball past Thanksgiving Day.

[@fitone99]

Another big call on the Bills should have been the “give it to them” game against the Pats. Biggest hose job in Bills history

[@ShafroPlaysMinecraft]

Amount of times teams benefited from bad calls in this video: Steelers: 11 (27% of the bad calls in this video!!! 11/41) Patriots: 4 Raiders: 4 Saints: 3 49ers: 2 Bears: 2 Seahawks: 2 Ravens: 2 Jaguars: 2 Packers : 2 Cardinals: 1 Cowboys: 1 Rams: 1 Falcons: 1 Titans: 1 Chiefs: 1 Broncos: 1

[@electrical5]

You forgot to add: Lions = 0 calls their way. Then you can add Browns, Bengals and Houston.

[@ShafroPlaysMinecraft]

@@electrical5 that just goes without saying. 🤣

[@njr5698]

Welp need a new one for the saints

[@rjante2236]

They also got fucked against the Rams this week.

[@LilyRose8959]

@@rjante2236 Good. I can't stand the Saints. After Brees made such a big deal about ONE SB win, he needs to be knocked down a few pegs.

[@tankerbrosgaming6556]

Saints still crying, even though their one superbowl win is tainted like no other. The NFC championship against the Vikings should had been a blow out for the vikings if the refs called all the late hits on Favre

[@KxngTsuGamingOGkxng]

@@tankerbrosgaming6556 Mad Vikes fan? The saints made farve throw the game loosing pick right.

[@Spamus]

@@LilyRose8959 Brees might be the best passer of all time tho......

[@davidepling724]

1) Calvin Johnson should have had a td catch. 2) Steelers got plenty of favorable calls except for Jesse James catch 3) Chiefs/Titans playoff game where Mariota benefited a few times.

[@NFLMaster09]

Ah yes, the Chiefs/Titans "forward progress" game.

[@rjante2236]

He was barely behind the line of scrimmage, c'mon, you should be better than this.

[@danimusprime6686]

That Tuck Rule call with Raiders VS Patriots was unheard of. egregious

[@landonkim1379]

I don’t even feel bad for the Steelers because half of these had the Steelers getting the call

[@tbowers0045]

SB 40: Steelers always get the calls against Seahawks. refs wanted Pittsburgh to win.

[@christianwolf7046]

I havent even watched it and I already know what the steelers one is gonna be

[@espnluver7525]

Christian Wolf ur steelers r now tied for most rings and aren’t winning a 7th trophy as long as Tomlin is still ur coach

[@oldmanmcgomery2873]

Steelers have cheered every team.

[@Lilbittyninja]

Same with the packers

[@adventuresofdave3324]

Christian Wolf it wasn't a catch according to NFL rules at the time. I really don't know what is so controversial about it. It's pretty obvious the ball came out when it hit the ground

[@loganwhetzel2069]

@@adventuresofdave3324 you're an idiot.

[@nickleization]

MYLES JACK WASN'T DOWN!

[@sirbowman3158]

Nick Intro Damn right

[@Bubblegum77655]

That Zach Miller injury is one of the nastiest I’ve seen

[@loganh1371]

As a browns fan, the bottlegate was the worst call I think I’ve ever heard or seen in my entire life. That crew should have been fired on the spot

[@thetruthisreal4033]

I see it everytime on my recommendations and it just shows how easily a game can be rigged

[@blairm015]

what the fuck did i just watch

[@greysonG10]

Seriously man, Browns fans are chumps.

[@joetable663]

Greysen Gagne let’s fight and find out

[@greysonG10]

@@joetable663 You want some of this, pal??

[@me6017]

The worst part of the Zach Miller TD catch is not only is it overturned, but he clearly snaps his leg and it’s his last play of his career.

[@Dalejr88rox]

To this day I have no fucking clue how that wasn't a catch. Fucking atrocious

[@jackmichels3459]

Me: I’m not going to say it Me: I’m not going to say it The clip plays: MYLES JACK WASNT DOWN!!!

[@kalebbeack2232]

Should have made the vikings one, the entire 09 championship game

[@normanbrown8772]

A video of mysterious calls benefiting the Patriots. That could easily fill an hour.

[@peoplevsradio317]

Funny how the Steelers benefit from most of these bad calls

[@raunchymangos7468]

And patriots

[@washburn11000]

@@raunchymangos7468 here we go again.. I'm sure you're one of the few idiot haters who still believe that deflategate was an actual real cheating scandal🤦

[@raunchymangos7468]

@@washburn11000 its about bad calls not deflated balls g

[@marcuspickard6292]

@@raunchymangos7468 best reply ever

[@paradoxclash1498]

And the packers

[@jesus7887]

The Steelers get the benefit of the doubt in 7, yes SEVEN of these "Controversial" Moments, and all but one were play off games.

[@colekendrick7386]

Dale Godbey name one that wasnt the right call

[@toshow237]

If you think the Santonio Holmes catch is “controversial” you are disabled. This is the first place Ive even heard it referred to as such.

[@toshow237]

Also the jackson pass interference is a clear push off, he extends his arm fully into the body of the defender to make space and move towards the ball.

[@absoluteunit605]

Toshow 10 yes he did extend his arm. Steelers were also holding him. Should have been a reset. Big Ben did not make it in the end zone. And hassleback should not have gotten a penalty. So I would say the Steelers benefited a ton. Not more than the patriots but second most in this video.

[@greysonG10]

These clips are selective man. And most aren't even bad calls, just controversial. As in, fans of other teams will whine about close calls.

[@holyflygon]

..... dez made the catch.. that call single handling ended tony romo and dez carrier. Neither were the same after that

[@russbrinn]

."that call signal handling ended tony romo and dez carrier" . WTF?

[@holyflygon]

@@russbrinn they were never the same, dez was never making big plays and romo started to throw worse after this game

[@davidmckee3903]

Holyflygon that robbed romo of his only chance for a Super Bowl ring!!!

[@travismiller4320]

They should have been eliminated by the Lions the week before 7:01

[@allenjones4118]

@@travismiller4320 amen!!

[@guitarheroaero3451]

That Packers/Seahawks hail mary call still pisses me off to this day.

[@everythingbobbywolfe]

The lack of narration is a great touch. Adds drama and affect. Nice touch and video!

[@conradknoblock2323]

My honest opinion is that the Houston Oilers (now known as the Tennessee Titans) got jipped on this call. The wide receiver had possession of the ball, & had 2 feet in the endzone, so that should have been a Touchdown.

[@Rohan-lh5je]

imagine if this video was made AFTER the conf championship round

[@forman208]

OMG!

[@AWingedOne]

Notice every team gets screwed, but small market teams much more often 🙄

[@robscout1474]

The Steelers and the Patriots have had more infamous calls for them in the history of football.

[@ravens52raylewis87]

Except when we played the Raiders in the 70s that was bs

[@LukeK9D]

I was about to say that 😂

[@steveswangler6373]

@@ravens52raylewis87 why do you have the name Ravens but say "we" when you talk about the patriots? and that wasn't a bad call against sugar bear. quit crying. but it was an absolutely terrible call when they called the tuck rule on an obvious fumble by crybrady

[@ravens52raylewis87]

@@steveswangler6373 right? I got you! but honestly even as Ravens fan all I have to say about the Tuck Rule is that people need to get over it honestly you know why? Because not only had that call been used earlier that season when the Patriots played the Jets when Vinny Testaverde had gotten the same call but it had also been used since 1999 almost two years before that Patriots vs Raiders playoff game was in existence. That's not the only thing either. During that game after the officials had made that call the Raiders had opportunities to put that game away in their favor. They could have blocked Adam Vinatieri's field goal, and they could have stopped the Patriots offense in overtime the Raiders defense had them on 4th down and still didn't get a stop in OT the Raiders had their chances and they didn't seal the game. So you tell me who's really to blame here? The officials or the Raiders ineptitude?

[@steveswangler6373]

ROB SCOUT more infamous calls than what/who? do you mean they had the most? and the history of football goes back to the 19th century, so that's a huge statement. teh steelers and patriots have had the most bad calls in their favor in the last 20 years. in nfl history i would have to say the cowboys lead the pack.

[@97Senator]

Didn't even watch the video yet, but you need to update the Saints one...

[@Redonus83]

That targetting/helmet to helmet/pass interference call that the refs pretended to be blind on. That was the worst no call ever.... Saints got robbed

[@clark2501]

Hashtag TROOF!! They got robbed there and on the hands to Drew’s face on the interception throw. Some of the worst officiating I’ve seen for both teams in a game.

[@Redonus83]

@@clark2501 bruh that pissed me off so bad

[@dirtybirdfan16]

As a die-hard Falcons fan, that was a horrible no-call. It ranks next to the Dez Bryant and Calvin Johnson no-catches that made my jaw hit the floor.

[@Anonymous-gh8kt]

Who cares about the shit saints, they get what they deserve, sorry Vikings fans and industry, saints can't win without cheating.

[@frosty8592]

Funny how most of these are in Steelers and Patriots favour

[@lukemain4222]

Try being a Bills fan, having to watch the refs shaft your team 10 times a game, every time they play the Pats. I'm convinced the refs are betting on games. There's no way they're that incompetent.

[@brianreynolds1778]

Great Job on this boss.

[@brentgranger7856]

Others missing from this video: Cleveland Browns: 1986 AFC Championship Game. Matt Karliss' field goal that wins the game for Denver. Oakland Raiders: The "Imaculate Reception" play. Franco Harris' catch may have been illegal per rules of time and may have hit the ground. Also, missed block in the back after catch. Detroit Lions: Thanksgiving game vs. Houston Texans. Texans RB was obviously down, yet awarded a touchdown. Detroit Lions: Too many more to list. 2 more to add after this video was made: New Orleans Saints: 2019 NFC Championship - pass interference and illegal hit to helmet not called on Los Angeles Rams. Kansas City Chiefs: 2019 AFC Championship - roughing the passer called for no reason.

[@chaseredwhiteandblue3163]

New England Patriots: 2020 week 14

[@xklepx]

Weird how often the Patriots and Steelers benefit from the bad calls...

[@homerojimenez2559]

The Steelers got robbed last year against the Patriots and they get away with alot more penalties ... Cheat to win lol ... So glad AAF is here, the NFL can have they're Patriot's 🙄

[@TABBYFINSTAH]

Homero Jimenez *their

[@mh6335]

Patriots Nation 4 Life Tom Brady is GOAT but the patriots have cheated more, plus even if they don’t cheat they bend the rules to always seem the victim

[@aspenrebel]

@@homerojimenez2559 "their". What the hell is "AAF"?

[@aspenrebel]

@@mh6335 Hey pal!! Now Listen!! We pay the Refs off with a lot of money to cheat and get away with it, so shut up.

[@bradleyreams1026]

4:29 the Cardinals surrounded refs like wild eyed Indians around a wagon LoL Redskins

[@famous_anvs]

how much more racist can he get there 😂😂😂

[@brianbadonde9251]

@@famous_anvs back then there was no racism, you could say anything about any body and they wouldn't get butthurt

[@famous_anvs]

@@brianbadonde9251 uhh what

[@famous_anvs]

@Luke Sanchez WHAATTTTTTTT 😂😂😂

[@NoName-gp3zr]

😂😂😂

[@giannisleontsinis9446]

the narration from 4 00 and on is fantastic

[@radioactive9861]

I am a Lions fan, and when I die these words will be put on my gravestone: "It was a catch!"

[@marcuspickard6292]

i am a raiders fan, and when i die these words will be put on my gravestone: "it was a fumble"

[@radioactive9861]

@@marcuspickard6292 I concur...It was a fumble...

[@PatricksCrazyPlace]

It was. Two feet down, then one knee down. That's a TD.

[@PatricksCrazyPlace]

@@marcuspickard6292 That was absolutely a fumble.

[@samuelwalker1410]

Cowboys fan here. I feel that.

[@DarthChee]

Wow the Steelers and Patriots are the beneficiaries on about half of these controversial calls

[@tylerl4320]

Kyle Stansbury well yea to be fair it was probably a little rigged, I mean the Steelers had Bettis who was coming to his hometown for the Super Bowl, so maybe it was. The Steelers would’ve won most likely anyway bc I mean they had ward, randel el, bettis, Ben ans Seattle had?

[@steelnationrules2338]

Bro we get screwed a lot so Patriots are more

[@Camron-zd8wp]

C Jonhnson catch was TDs, Stevie Wonder seen it from the top of the bleachers

[@andrewgehl5913]

I'm a packer fan and even I know that Dez Bryant caught it

[@panduber9409]

It was a catch. However, according to the horrible catch rules that was not a catch

[@blacksmith44]

You can't expect me to believe that referees aren't paid off to reverse decisions for certain teams:)

[@bill1521]

Mike Periera offers eplanations…...Current Supervisor Al Riveron...HIDING. Gooddell and Riverson are absolute jokes.

[@bubonict9177]

For the lions.. not even watching the video. I'm thinking of the CJ rule, the pay interference call that wasn't picked up vs the cowboys, Seattle batting the ball out of the end zone, the phantom face mask on Rodgers, and two years ago vs the falcons. The final play... let's see if they are all here

[@aspenrebel]

What is "... and two years ago vs the falcons" mean? How about the phantom "roughing the passer" call FOR the Patriots in one of the playoff games, for hitting Brady in the head. The Defensive guy never even touched Brady's head, he just swooshed his arm/hand down past his face. Now that was a bad call, and I"m a Pats fan.

[@steviesavagegs8791]

Dont forgot about the Odell catch that hit the ground or the Justin Forsett run where he had one knee and both elbows down and they didnt call him down

[@razorbeard6970]

@@aspenrebel The issue during the AFC championship wasn't that he struck the head, it was the motion of the arm striking downward not in service of a tackle that was the issue. I can't recall a similar play.

[@davidfleming5860]

Boohoo your team has been to like 15 Super Bowls

[@Tyrunner0097]

Anyone who saw that facemask in RT would've thrown the flag. The PT interference call against the Cowboys was total BS, I agree, and the refs should've flagged Bryant anyways for rushing the field when the flag was thrown.

[@BrandonKellogg22]

The Dolphins Steelers Home crowd was hilarious. Super loud to huge boos.

[@thetruthisreal4033]

That Jessie James incompletion was just jaw dropping.

[@greysonG10]

Not at all, it's an extremely easy rule to understand. And I'm not even a Patriots fan, just not retarded.

[@lindaalcorn5530]

I'm a Patriots fan and I was watching the game and I was stunned that the refs made that call. And I felt bad for the Steeler guy.

[@greysonG10]

@@lindaalcorn5530 Because you don't understand the rule.

[@steelnationrules2338]

Greysen Gagne he took two steps and broke the plane. Touchdown

[@greysonG10]

@@steelnationrules2338 No, he took 0 steps.. Never became a runner, so crossing the plane doesn't matter.. Come on man, it's not rocket science.

[@homerojimenez2559]

They should just make Robert Kraft and Bill Bilichick part of the NFL committee, they benefit alot from bad calls and hardly get any flags they're way 🙄

[@homerojimenez2559]

@Patriots Nation 4 Life Tom Brady is GOAT 😂 ...nah, the NFLs a joke these days

[@forman208]

I think Robert Kraft's got bigger fish to fry now

[@indy_go_blue6048]

@GTC Pohorex You mean like that murdering Hernandez?

[@coolguy02536]

@@homerojimenez2559 It's a joke because your embarrassing witch hunts failed?

[@coolguy02536]

@@indy_go_blue6048 Who was clean until the end of his career...D'oh!

[@derrickames9687]

Alot of Steelers and Patriots benefiting from these calls

[@leonardshevlin7260]

It's funny that everyone only talks about how a timeout called by the defense ices a place kicker but the long snapper and holder are also under additional pressure when a game is on the line.

[@CrimsonPhilly]

Lmao that's my petition. I made it as a joke, I never thought it would get like 77,000 signatures

[@wayde9892]

That 1st seahawks superbowl was a travesty of bad refereeing

[@pacmaninchains]

A catch isn’t a catch, a clean tackle is unnecessary roughness, can’t sack the quarterback, phantom holding calls.....I can’t watch this shit anymore. Nope.

[@aspenrebel]

A TD isn't a TD, a fumble (and recovery) isn't one. Then Refs make up Rules as they go along "player fumbled the ball INTO the endzone which results in a touchback for the defensive". Where the hell is that in the Rule book? Really? So if a running back fumbles the ball INTO the endzone and another offensive player recovers the ball in the endzone it is not a TD but a Touchback for the Defensive team? Really? Oh yeah, and I loved the one where the Refs didn't even bother to determine which team recovered the fumble in the endzone, so the Ref said there were 2 parts to the Review. Since we couldn't determine the 2nd part, fumble recover, the Offense gets the ball at 1/2 yard line. What b.s. !!!!

[@cringe1504]

aspenrebel refs will keep going until nobody even cares about the calls anymore, so the refs will take advantage of that and they will call it an incomplete pass when a team handoffs the ball or something like that

[@xaninuax]

Aspenrebel If an offensive player fumbles the ball out of the endzone it is a defensive touchback.

[@footballrealist4024]

It's like that because there no respect for the black players and a fan base that looks at the black players as thugs & criminals and not decent human beings, racism& racist acts and as a black man I don't need to watch a game that don't respect black people's in general when fan can get drunk and celebrate inside and outside the 🏟 stadium but hate the players for celebrating on the field after a big play or a touchdown because they are black and make millions of 💵 or 💰 money and litterly hates you!

[@ryanr4361]

dez didnt catch it tho

[@geoffreyporter7567]

I was at that Hawks-Falcons game with the Sherman no-call on Julio. I’m a Hawks fan, was sitting behind the opposite end zone, and was in the middle of drinking my beer and it was obviously PI. Still not mad about it though.

[@peterharris4168]

I forgot that back in the day in a lot of stadiums the player for both teams came out of the same tunnel same time on to the field whereas its a very separate thing nowadays