The NFL Is FINALLY Addressing Their Referee Issues... | Pat McAfee Reacts
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Alright, here's all that needs to happen: Let us listen in to the replay booth talking to the officials on the field. That's it. If we can hear that conversation we'll all understand what it is they see, and there will be no misunderstandings of how an official missed a call.
This is how its done in cricket. Whenever there is a replay, we can hear what the people in the booth are talking about live. It's very nice
They did that in the AFL too this past season. Not sure why the NFL hasn't done it yet
Xfl killed it when they did this made everyone know what they were missing
"we can't overturn that roughing the passer call because the chiefs are supposed to win"
@@rishijagtap8593 Exactly, that and Rugby were where I first saw it done. Hearing “TV umpire to director…” is nice to hear.
Refs need to answer questions after the game. Explain calls and no calls.
The only people who monitor NFL refs is the NFL refs we all know how well that works. There should be an independent 3rd party checking to see if these guys have offshore accounts.
I like this actually. Players and coaches both have to do press after their performances. Why do refs get out of it?
@@Homelessmason I can't say for sure, but I'd imagine their union probably collectively bargained against it.
They would probably make up excuses to justify horrible calls.
@@kimdotnet8151 no different than when coaches make dumb calls. They make excuses
The selective enforcement of replay assist causes more issues of integrity than the old system of 2 challenges each. Partnerships with gambling companies only make it worse.
Ethics is not something valued by the NFL…
Yes I agree, this only makes it worse.
For real. I'm over here like, does anyone else see what's wrong with this? There was no call on the field. They just delayed the call and let a reply assistant make the call. Why not make the call and allow it to be challenged? This also does create additional opportunity for game results to be favored in one direction or another.
Saw that in the 49ers game. On-field refs tried to call offensive PI on a backwards pass.
I did see that, it was a lateral and they really tried to call it back smh
Refs were trying everything they could to keep the Niners from winning that game.
@@LDwiggsThat would be giving the refs too much credit... unfortunately some of the refs are just this mindless and bad.
Yup first thing that came to my mind... mostly because that was the only game I watched last week. Also there was a first down catch ruled no-catch for the Jets as well (the big toe strikes again!), which I think lead to a turn over on downs. At first I thought it was cool because it was like a challenge flag, not necessarily overturning the penalty just whether or not it was a forward pass which in turn invalidates the penalty, but glad to see they can overturn knee jerk flags from refs.
The holding call on Deebo that took away the Mason points was pretty bad.
Where was this in the Steelers game with Watts strip sack that got took away for a offsides that didn't happen
NFL hates the Steelers and they definitely hate Watt after he’s been outspoken about their bias , plus he’s white so no points there either lmao
Or the helmet removed off Najee’s head, or the tacky offensive PI on GP, or snapping Cam Johnston’s leg but instead calling the other team for an illegal block in the back, or the tussle with Broderick Jokes trying to break things up but nothing on the guys actually throwing blows.
It was the worst officiated game I have seen a long long while. If it was called fairly, I think the Steelers win that something like 29-3.
It was so clear they wanted the Falcons to win or be competitive in that game. At least the Steelers still got the W.
@@BuddyTobyTV Great question
Endless different scenarios could be mentioned.. The Ravens AFC game, the Superbowl, itself.. Bosa was being held so bad, he was being _hugged_ and no call. It seems like the NFL uses the refs to sway games, especially when you see things like Taylor Swift bringing in 300 million and a massive ratings boost.. they are a business, after all and business was very good. I'll be shocked if the refs are ever "good". They seem to just be doing what they're told to do.
There are specific things they can use the replay assist for. It's not used for every play or situation. It's basically the beta version without all the features at this point.
Who believes this wouldn't be called a penalty if it was Mahomes?
Same hit happened during the chiefs ravens game. It clearly wasn't roughing the passer, but a flag was thrown because it was mahomes.
They LOVE all the new millions from the Taylor Swift “partnership”. They will take the Chiefs to the Super Bowl again, way too much money at stake to have Swift at as many games as possible
NFL must protect its poster boy at all costs!
@@jaredpribyl uuugh, I didn’t think of that but you’re probably right. 😡🤬
@@JakeSimmons-r2u I saw that they generated over $300 million in new money directly correlated to Swift. These people who look at money as their God, WILL NOT ignore that! And will try to maximize it
Ravens had 5 Illegal Formations called against them, the rest of the league combined had 15.
We’re all aware here.. what’s your point?
@@itsi26you don’t like math do you?
Bad coaching and deaf lineman
Yeah, because the ravens LT always lined up a yard back, they should of been calling it for years on him.
@@Steelers-rk3ig how quick we forget how hard the chiefs got cucked last year when false start was the point of emphasis week 1...sucks to be made the example but by the rule theyre not doing the right thing. though iirc the chiefs thing was legal until that year.
Ref went up to TJ to say he got a call wrong which cost Steelers a turnover. They just forget to use it in that game?
Not used for Off sides. Only for specific calls. Should have been used for off sides. Would have been amazing for TJ.
Where was this in the chiefs v ravens game 😂
Right
Remember the late hit on Mahomes out of bounds that didn’t get called? I thought so.
Gotta protect the Chiefs at any cost
@@Earlvisthat was not a late hit lol that’s was a fuckin flop
They got the make up call too
Ravens needed this on that one Roughing the Passer call then didn’t even show the fuckin replay
They didn’t use it for TJ Watt so idc
Bro!!!!
They gotta find a way to give DPOY to Myles “Danny Phantom” Garrett for when he inevitably finishes 6th in sacks
@@FramedisbadatrsYinzer tears 😭
@@Framedisbadatrstj is white so auto disqualification
@@Framedisbadatrsthe DEI DPOY for sure
All the refs work part time for fanduel and DraftKings 😂😂😂
On mahomes that will still always be called assist or not, and that is the problem
TJ Watt had ONE…..ONE holding call on a tackle last year HOW is that even possible since he gets held on half the plays
Because the NFL isn't letting pass rushers dominate the game, it really shouldn't be this hard to figure out by now. Especially considering all the QB injuries that still happened last year.
Unfortunately the game is an offensive game. They won't let a defensive player dominate it again.
At the end of the day the nfl is a business and they don’t care about the integrity of the game , they care about what makes the most money and casual fans like offense not defense. Defensive players have been speaking out about it for years now
@@AnthonyMcNeilnot anymore. Defenses have the advantage now
SPORTS BETTING RUNS THE SHOW AND THAT'S ALL THEIR IS TO IT. DON'T FORGET THE NFL IS SPORTS BETTING.
Sports betting was barely legalized across most states in, what, 2018? Before then the NFL didn't make much direct money from gambling. This is a shallow theory with no specific concerns or connections.
@SeanWinters YEAH I CAN SEE YOU'RE VERY SMART AND KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT EVERYTHING THAT'S WHY I THINK YOU'LL PROBABLY OWN AN NFL TEAM ONE DAY AND THEN YOU CAN REALLY GIVE US SOME INSIGHT ABOUT HOW SPORTS BETTING REALLY WORKS AND WHAT IT REALLY IS. I'M TALKING ABOUT BILLIONS OF DOLLARS NOT YOU ROLLING DICE WITH YOUR HOMIES. ALL SPORTS ARE CONTROLLED BY PEOPLE YOU'LL NEVER SEE OR HEAR ABOUT.
There were SO many bad calls against the Steelers last week, even the commentators said so. The only reason why more people aren’t talking about it is because they won anyway.
Similar to the bills cards game. There was a personal foul where the players never touched and just fell close to each other but they still called the penalty.
And just like the 9ers Jets game... reffs were up to some buuuull
Steelers were one of the most penalized and fined teams in the league last year too. I'm not even a Steelers fan whatsoever, but the jags vs steelers game last year was one of the worst officiated games I've ever seen. The league clearly had a vendetta with them because of the way they played, hence they kept repeatedly fining them massive amounts
They need replay assist on all calls. It’s stupid to only use it in certain areas.
In the Seattle game they made a bad pass interference call against Denver and then they over turned the flag on the hit to Geno’s helmet. I’m a Seahawks fan and they screwed the Broncos.
100%. No matter if a call benefits your team in a moment or hurts them, it all comes around to all of our teams eventually. I can live with calls for or against my team as long as they are correct.
Well hold on. They still need to maintain the integrity of the rigging of the games
I disagreed with the broadcaster saying that, he made a few similar mistakes like calling the Geno interception a bad decision by Geno instead of the defender taking him out from underneath. At the end he thought Geno had thrown a pick when he threw it to Lockett. He says “it’s pi- caught by Lockett” just not the best play by play if I’m honest.
Try being a lions fan
@@johnmartin5520the NFL loves the Lions what u talkin about
So where was this replay assist in the TJ watt strip sack that was called encroachment?
Nfl loves the grey area rules . A couple of questionable calls can easily swing the game and point $pread$.
how about holding calls on KC in the SuperBowl? Oh wait, there haven't been any in their 3 wins.
Here i got you a tissue 🤧
Hey! That's not nice.
Holding barely ever gets called in the Sb no matter the team
@@colejones5975unless the game is on the line against the chiefs?
This is hilarious to see now as a Pats fan. Never change fans of non dynasty teams. You will never know the glory.
Where was replay assist when they cancelled TJ Watt's strip sack against the Falcons Sunday? Replay shows TJ was behind the line when ball was snapped but he was called off-sides 🤬
Or the missed face mask when Najee’s helmet was ripped off
@@Tdawgg23 🍻 👍
They'll say replay assist is off during the mahomes playoff run. New York is down lol
About the legal formation stuff, the chiefs lined up the same exact way as the ravens, but only the ravens got called for it
No they didn't. Stupid take. We all seen it. Does the chiefs hurt you. Show us on the doll where the chiefs touched you. 😂😂😂
Actually they lined up even worse than the Ravens. It was absurd. Chiefs literally have the refs in their pocket.
No other Tackle in the league got called for it in week 1, either yet tons of them weren’t lining up straight.
@@chieftronsomeone once told me it’s all about revenue and the chiefs have a larger market than the ravens. Thats why the chiefs won. Same reason Rams won their first year in LA. They desperately needed to gain a fanbase for money so the franchise stayed successful in the city. Remember Rams had no fans when they first returned to LA. The stadium was empty.
Not just that but RT was constantly jumping the snap. Litrerally nearly every snap. Crazy
Make the refs do post game press conferences
And coaches and players should be allowed to criticize and call out the officiating
The refs are so terrible
Really hmmmm sounds like they finally realized that if they don’t do something on this; since they have gotten in bed with the gambling companies; that the lawsuits that will come would be epic. Plus the chance of a federal investigation.
MAKE THE REFS FULL TIME EMPLOYEES
They should but have the refs randomly drawn for games each week to avoid people placing bets to try to tamper with refs family so on. That way it's a bit safer for the refs and such.
Then they won't be able to make excuses
Insane the billions the NFL takes in and they don’t have full-time employees for refs 🤷
Its madness the ppl making the most important calls on the field arent full time employees
NFL refs deserve more credit, they’ve improved with time, they’re much better when compared to mlb umpires
The refereeing in Atlanta week 1 was pretty rough.
With gambling legalized now calls have to be right on the field, always. If there is ever any hinky calls, that change games, it will go real sideways and folks will stop spending money in Vegas, or with FanDuel/Draft Kings.
Was also used in the Bucs commanders game for an illegal man downfield call against Tampa
this was a big 3rd down which ended up Tampa scoring a touchdown in 4th quarter. Huge swing in the game if the video replay didn’t overturn the illegal man downfield.
It happened in the 49er game as well. They called OPI, but it was a backward pass, so they immediately corrected the call.
@@Siksika925 oh yeah that’s right, I remember that one
The lions are finally going to stop getting F'd lol
Nah, it"ll still hsppen lmao.
Remember the 10 sec runoff in the ATL game. It still haunts me lmao.
Until yall play the cowboys
@@JJ-yy4hz Cowboys got F'd first, Hutchinson tried to trip Pollard while being blocked by Hendershot, but they called the tripping personal foul on Hendershot because they were both wearing white socks & shoes and the ref screwed it up. This killed what would've been the game sealing drive; in fact, Dallas getting the first down on Hutchinson's tripping at the 2 min warning(was the last play before the 2 min) would've basically been a wrap. The series of "final play" debacles should've never even happened in the first place.
No one noticed that though, cuz it happened to the Cowboys...
Now how will anyone beat us mwuahahaha
Crazy how there was 2-3 questionable calls in the Steelers game that favored the falcons and yet no mention on the show? Clearly doesn’t watch his hometown Steelers. Game should’ve never been close if called correctly
Yinzer tears engaged
@@9ersfan-1 got the w so no big deal just stating facts. Niners fans been crying since 2019
...in the not-so distant future...
Gameday Referee:
" _Hear ye, hear ye... After speaking to my __-bookie-__ __-financial planner-__ head referee, I've decided to reverse my call. This has nothing to do with __-my-__ the NFL's involvement in gambling. Onwards_ ..."
To anyone comparing the refereeing situation of the Patriots back in the day to the Chiefs now, no one has benefited more from the COORDINATED and CONSISTENT NFL help that the Chiefs have had. The old Patriots were not marketable to the NFL. They were considered boring. They were not flashing Taylor Swift and Mahomes' sidearm/behind the back throws while constantly talking up "GOAT" status in the media. The Patriots, as dictated by their head coach, were boring for the media, and didn't really speak to them. Their QB was somewhat interesting, but that basically took until 2007 for it to happen because he never cared about stats and just did what was needed to win. Then opponents began doing some dumb things against the Patriots and Brady, with fans conflating those mistakes with "bad calls" as reasons for losses. Not running with Marshawn Lynch, Kyle Shanahan not running, other teams choking because of Brady's aura. Of course, just like every other team, they did benefit from bad calls, but they just capitalized on them. If you actually look at the calls, though, Brady ranks in the middle to bottom of roughing the passer calls. The same is true of other stats.
The Patriots had one very lucky tuck rule play in 2001 that was technically called correctly but just not explained correctly on the field, then became hated over 20 years during which time they had lots of mixed good and bad luck including Helmet Catch, Mario Manningham, Welker Drop, Brady ACL tear, Gronk's injuries, Hernandez being what he was, etc. People got tired of them and ignored their bad luck and only focused on the good calls they got, but this happened OVER 20 years of ACCUMULATED SUCCESS. That's nothing like the Chiefs only being in the league for SIX YEARS and getting NOTHING but favorable calls EVERY playoff run against ALL of your rivals. Being allowed to hold in every Super Bowl and playoff game (ESPECIALLY ON 3rd AND LONG), getting roughing the passers/late hit out of bounds/defensive holdings in the MOST CRUCIAL moments of the games WHILE IT NOT BEING CALLED THE SAME WAY FOR THE OPPONENT.
As far as the 2018 AFCCG between Chiefs/Pats, there were significantly more favorable calls for the chiefs/mahomes, but since everyone hated the patriots back then, none of the pro chiefs calls are highlighted in retrospect. romo pointed some out in the broadcast, like the pick play obvious OPI for a TD late in the 4th quarter to take the lead. meanwhile, the call that everyone references (the roughing the passer on brady) came on second down and was accompanied by an UNCALLED DPI on edelman, so it should have been automatic first down ANYWAYS. had ZERO impact. as far as the offsides on dee ford, that was a CORRECT call. patriots were the ones who got jobbed with chiefs fans shining a green laser in brady's eyes much of the game without repercussion.
So, bottom, line, these two things are not equal. The sample size of the Chiefs getting this ref help over such few seasons is UNPRECEDENTED. It took over a decade for people to view Brady and the Patriots that way, and frankly the evidence doesn't actually support the conclusions like it does for the Chiefs.
You didn't think it was a little weird that Captain America dominated the NFL and remained ascendent for the duration of the post 9/11 War on Terror... ...on the Red, White, and Blue team... ...called the Patriots?
I agree with your point though - the NFL needs women on board for domestic growth, hence Swift, and "lucky" calls helping the Chiefs. imo
I also think a lot of calls that helped the Patriots were perceived to be wrong by casual fans, but were correct according to the rules. ...because Belichek served on the Rules Committee and researched opportunities within the rules. That's not cheating though, that's just brains and hard work.
Otoh, the Chiefs get calls and non-calls that are blatantly incorrect and then they cut to the luxury box where the only people that count sometimes watch a play. 2+2=5
@@skyzoffbloo630 That was definitely true in 2001 when fans the even the NFL promoted the Patriots because of the 9/11 attack combined with the fact that the Pats were underdogs, but very quickly after that, there was fatigue with the Patriots as a team because more than half the country was against how the War on Terror was handled, and since they were no longer underdogs.
The thing is, the Chiefs consistently get favorable calls during the regular season to win the division and help seeding IN ADDITION to obvious calls during the playoffs. It's unprecedented. Every year, we forget about major calls they get in close games like last year against the Jets when the ref threw a defensive holding flag late in the fourth quarter AFTER Mahomes threw a horrible INT on 3rd and 20. So, the ref waited for the result of the play to throw it, and the contact was marginal at best. There were multiple calls that led to losses by the Chargers/Raiders/Broncos as well. Then in the playoffs, there's the extra down against the Bengals, the Mahomes flop out of bounds leading to late hit guaranteeing a win vs. late hit not being called for Burrow earlier. The Eagles defensive holding that handed the Super Bowl to the Chiefs. Two Niners Super Bowls in which the Chiefs' o-line was allowed to hold with no call. Donovan Smith was one of the most egregious holders in the league with the Bucs and Brady the year before, but suddenly he was not called for it with Mahomes and the Chiefs.
@@knowyourenemy50 It's true that I was rooting for the Pats the first year - never a Pats fan, but I really liked Steve Grogan and Russ Francis back in the day so that kinda' greased the wheels. I like the "punch them in the mouth, help them stand back up" football from that era and Francis was exactly that guy.
I didn't see the Bengals p/o game, but my son did and he still can't get over how badly the Bengals got jobbed. He's not a Bengals fan, you know, but he mentioned some of what you did about that game also. I counted at least four egregious o-holds last week where a ref had line of sight. I know there's probably a penalty on every play, but c'mon, at least pretend you're calling a fair game.
I think it'll be hard for anyone who can change it to care until they can see over the stacks of cash in their garage without a stepstool.
After watching the recent Bengals-Chiefs game I can confirm NFL has not addressed the referee issue
wont matter, the Refs will go back to their old ways for the post-season.
TJ Watt's "offside" could've used this!!!
They missed the hit to the head and suplex on Anthony Richardson
With all the rumors about the NFL being Rigged you would think the refs would make it at least look like they are calling it fairly. So ppl wont get that idea.
Anyone that actually has a brain that works knows that rigging the nfl is almost impossible. Is the players in on it? The refs haven't had that much affect on the geme in the biggest of gsmes to make a difference. Only the mentally handicapped are saying it is rigged.
You could argue that the same logic eliminates the idea that it is rigged.
I.e. if there was a massive, secret rigging effort underway within the NFL, they would dedicate all sorts of resources to make sure it doesn't appear to be rigged to cover themselves.
Or it's not rigged and you just need to put down the joint bud
Or just de-legalize betting so people don't think they're doing it for money
@@DavidSchwegler i agree
Both teams should interview each ref, each game, especially for the super bowl 🏈
I see so many bad calls and especially non-calls every game that it's hard for me to watch football and care. I'm already shutting off games this year to do something better with my time.
Apparently anyone on the sidelines can call timeouts now ex: Steve spagnola
Andy Reid called time out first the refs were not seeing it is all geez cry some more
@@middleagedgamers7750he should make sure they see it then😂
They need to address their gooddell issue. He is a cancer on the league
The officials should be required to have their mics hot while conversing a penalty.
Has there been a Chuck + Bill segment together where the break down a game they coached against each other? That would be cool
As a Broncos fan I 100% support this. Make the calls right eventually when it's wrong initially on the field, that's the least the fans demand
Not going to be used in any Chiefs games against the Chiefs calls
Multi-billion dollar company: We can’t get it right for some reason
Us: Just have someone call any 1 of us while sitting in front of our tv and we’ll let you know the call
I'll believe they care about fairness when they use this on the Chiefs.
Should of used on the 3 sacks they took from TJ Watt vs Atlanta
Where was this during all of the Steelers game
Ironically the titanic turning most likely caused it to sink 😂
I'm sure no one will think they're rigging calls
u must be one of them time travelers
Making reffing easier is better for everyone
Saw this in real time in the Seattle/Denver game, and the BEST part of it was how fast it was! It was no longer than if 2-3 officials just huddled and figured it out. What a major improvement.
This sounds great and would love if they added Pass interference to the list.
First of all. They also called roughing the passer on the broncos when they didnt even touch geno
NFL -"Thanks, son"
XFL -"You're welcome, pops"😎
ive seen them use it multiple times now in a lot of different games and it has 100% changed the outcome for the better of that game. glad they're actually actively trying to do something about the issue rather than just ignore it.
Where was this when they called unnecessary roughness on the bills when they didn’t even touch kyler Murray
I do agree there was a significant amount of accountability taken by the refs to make sure the right calls were made. Hope to see consistency with that for all refs in the league.
Now they just need something for BLATANTLY missed calls now.
The new throw it anywhere and draw a flag thank mahomes
Those zero sugar MD's might be the nectar of the gods lol
What about when they miss a call as they do very often to every team such as forward progress being stopped
In the Detroit Lions and Tampa Bay game Goff threw to Jamo and Jamo was BigTime held and Goff threw a int. You can tell the Refs had money on the game.
I’ve seen them have 5 minute conversations and still get the call wrong. If this is gonna speed the game up and get the calls right. Bravo.
needs to be ALL calls... wtf are they thinking..
Where was this in the Bills/Cardinals game. Both roughing the passer calls (1 on ea team) was bull.
And 3 pass interference calls.
That's a roughing call 100% of the time against Mahomes
That happened to Garrett Wilson against the niners when he stepped at the bounce on a third down
I think a incentive based bonus/pay model should be used for the ref. Every game is filmed from several angles, hire a team to re-watch each game and look for missed and correct calls for each ref. They should be paid better if their performance is better. But you can't make it a scale where they get paid more for more calls, it needs to be percentage based on their correctness and efficacy of not missing calls. (example is the helmet pulles off najee in week one with no call) everyone saw that within seconds due to the Instant replay of the down and thats not cool to miss.
They need to add this for non-calls. Those are often more consequential.
The Buffalo Bills defense got called for an unnecessary roughness penalty on Kyler Murray, on a play where he went untouched!! Giving them a walk-in touchdown.
We need to make penalties reviewable!
The roughing the passer/late hit call in the Arizona-Buffalo game was brutal. That even got reviewed. Not even close to late hit or roughing the passer
I’ve been on this for a while. There’s no reason the fan at home should have access to more information than the refs. But why do they have to make it so cumbersome? Just call it an official in the booth that calls down and gets stuff right.
This is what i've been calling for the past 5 years
They wont use this at the chiefs games though
We need to have the NFL do what the UFL does and let the audience see being the scenes of the officials watching the replay and have the big calls determined by the league head official in a booth with tools to determine exactly what happened and let the audience hear the head official's reasoning for making a call
Challenging everything will be a nightmare to the flow of the game. There's a reason why the NFL took away challenging PI calls because it seemed like it was being challenged every other play and it was still a coin flip based on which ref it was. This is a great step in the direction to make the game more smoother and fairer
"Challenge everything" is not the same thing as "unlimited challenges" - they would still only have the 2+1.
Happened in the Jets game that took away a first down on a pass to Wilson.
Would be nice if they start calling offensive players for holding against Bosa.
The NFL isn't going to let double digit sack games ever become any kind of regular, they're making enforcement choices to balance the game
"Cause a flip to the game" you mean, like when the Bengals safety went up for the ball and it was called PI for a hail-mary.
If it only takes 20 seconds then Pass Interference needs to be reviewed as well because too many games are determined by bad calls late in the 4th quarter.
One thing I don't see alot of people talk about is I kindof appreciate that most of the refs look kindof jacked lol.
The refs shouldn’t throw flags for penalties but rather throw flags to review if there was a penalty.
The best part is that it gives the refs the ability to make the call as they see it, but it's not set in stone, and they can revise their decision without necessarily looking dumb. Watching the replay, I could see why they thought it was a penalty in real time, but once you see it again, it's clear it wasn't.
As positive as this is its about 5 or 6 years too late, now they need to figure out how to expand more on it. So many bang bang moments in a game, replay should be everywhere so they get it right
"After reviewing the play, shidd idk."
As a Cleveland fan, I'm losing faith in the NFL each week watching them ignore hols and tackling on Myles Garrett while calling holds on the Cleveland O-Line more than any opponent they face.
If you can't call Myles because "it will break the game.". Then quit calling it disproportionately against the Browns.
Part of me wonders if the league will fight this technology going any further because it will severely limit them from changing outcomes.
As a soccer fan I assure you this doesn’t solve the problem because the new standard is now: “WHY THE HELL DIDN’T THEY REVIEW THAT!?!”
Then the conversation is “why didn’t New York call in for that one how could they miss it!?!”
There’s about 3 every week.
So I think this is definitely better especially for high stakes games or playoff games. But there’s gonna be a whole New anger when it’s a clear mistake, they can replay it, and they don’t catch it in New York.
The beginning of the Vikings Giants game was a bit of a mess, wrong calls, no calls, wrong player cited.. Wait I forgot for a sec how low the bar is. They did great I guess
All I know is I miss Ed Hochuli and Mike Carey. They were the GOATs
Somewhere out there Clay Matthews is banging his head against a wall. Those three consecutive weeks of roughing the passer penalties were... rough.
Bro the chiefs hurt so many of you people lol
they're literally cheating and getting away with it , no shi 😂 keep trying to play the victim card tho it's hilarious when chiefs fans scream and cry at the refs when calls don't go their way 💀
Literally heartbreakers for those fans 🤣🤣🤣 the Grim Reaper will not be denied his souls.
@@mithvibes4727 No, the Patriots were literally cheating. You are just tired of Taylor Swift.
How did you feel when the Patriots and the refs screwed you in Mahomes first AFC championship game?
@@WHOOP1976 I feel fine now, that's what winning does. When Mahomes retires you other guys will get your shot.
Here would be a big fix also. If offensive players head drops below his chest then the head is fair game. It’s not ok for some to drop at waist level to tackle and the offensive guy has to drop low and heads collide and it’s a 15 yarder
"Illegal formation" is a serious problem. So ticky tacky calling it on guards and tackles. Ruins the flow
No one said that when they flagged Taylor on the Chiefs like 145 times in 3 games.
That ref group missed a handful of clear holding calls and/or PI calls.
Yeah right 😂 Atrocious officiating Week 2 and not once did I see this used lmao
Let’s do this for the off sides play too. Would have changed the Steelers game in a huge way.
Why not just let the coach have a super challenge like the UFL? The NFL still has all the control and discretion to use… or more importantly NOT use this when they want the outcome they prefer.