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You are making my point for me.Doomsday101 said:3 call. 2 questionable 1 blown in favor of Pitt. Offensive pass interference on Set sorry I have seen the call made with less contact than that and I have seen a non call on more contact that that, I have no doubt that the WR did push to get separation from the DB. Goal line with Rothlisberger there is no clear view to prove it one way or the other and instant replay was not going to overturn it had it been called a TD or not. Last the 15 yard pen. Against Hasslebeck was a bad call and the ref was not in a position to see it so I will agree that was a very bad call. Stevens catch and fumble is ruled incomplete, myself I felt he had possession and was making a football move turning up field and was hit and the ball popped loose yet it is called incomplete I would also add the fumble by Hassleback was questionable as well. Seattle had enough of their own mistakes and drop balls that had as much to do with them losing as anything the refs may have missed. I say all of this and yet I was pulling for the Seahawks as well.
You just had to type a long, full paragraph to remark on all of the bad officiating and you still failed to mention two big ones.
The "fantasy" hold on the pass to the one, (the biggest IMO)
The play clock hitting zero and then the Steelers were granted a TO.
How many bad or missed calls did we not see ?
Bad calls happen from time to time, and then forgotten.
This has made the national media for days.
This one is different.