MarcusRock
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Every situation differs as well. Let's say whatever Rodgers said was as bad as what Garrett said. That doesn't mean the official he was talking to really cared or saw it as a confrontation. We had already seen that the official Garrett was barking at was barking back, so it was a hand-on-the-trigger situation.
Even if the same words were said to the same official that doesn't guarantee that the reaction is going to be the same because it wasn't just the words that drew the flag. It was a combination of the words, slamming down the challenge flag and the interactions that had come before that moment.
That is all complete speculation and taken solely from the broadcast who tried to hint at it being a personal thing as well. They'd never create drama where there was none. Oh heaven's no. Again, do you even know what Garrett said? So no, you don't know if it was a hand-on-the-trigger situation, you also don't know how many times Garrett and that same official had a discussion in between those 2 plays (or laughed together during commercial breaks), nor do you know what was in the official's head for his ability to separate what happened earlier (which was pretty pedestrian) from just doing his job the rest of the way. You only know what the broadcast showed you, which is enough for those that have a ready-made agenda or just don't think beyond what they're shown.