The Refs in the House of Mara

[MarcusRock]

We win and not a ref thread to be found. Hmmm. So how does it work? Did they revolt against the Goodell/Mara Syndicate for a day or does Operation: Screw The Cowboys take a day off every now and then? I kid, I kid. I thought they did well yesterday in using replay to reverse the call that gave Diggs his 10th interception, as well as reversing that fumble by the Giants player that was actually a catch. Six penalties each. Come on, y'all. Say something nice about our persecutors. Lol.

 

[Brax]

We win and not a ref thread to be found. Hmmm. So how does it work? Did they revolt against the Goodell/Mara Syndicate for a day or does Operation: Screw The Cowboys take a day off every now and then? I kid, I kid. I thought they did well yesterday in using replay to reverse the call that gave Diggs his 10th interception, as well as reversing that fumble by the Giants player that was actually a catch. Six penalties each. Come on, y'all. Say something nice about our persecutors. Lol.

Pretty funny isn't it, but just wait..................

 

[MoistMayonnaise]

Twelve penalties accepted, six for each team.

Jerome Boger was the Head ref.

 

[jazzcat22]

The refs did well yesterday. Not just in our game. But the did well in the NO - TB game also. There were many close calls, that in our games most likely would have been a PI. (from past experiences)
But they let the teams play, and were a lot of good no calls.

As I switched through games yesterday, most seemed decent. Bengals - Broncos game, as I watched most of that. Maybe 1 or 2 questionable for each team, but nothing to really say bad.
Except a few calls GB got as well as Pittsburgh, from what I heard, but I did not see them directly. The 2 NFL darling teams.

 

[CWR]

We win and not a ref thread to be found. Hmmm. So how does it work? Did they revolt against the Goodell/Mara Syndicate for a day or does Operation: Screw The Cowboys take a day off every now and then? I kid, I kid. I thought they did well yesterday in using replay to reverse the call that gave Diggs his 10th interception, as well as reversing that fumble by the Giants player that was actually a catch. Six penalties each. Come on, y'all. Say something nice about our persecutors. Lol.

I guess you missed the part where holding ceased to exist in the 4th quarter.

 

[DripTooHard]

We win and not a ref thread to be found. Hmmm. So how does it work? Did they revolt against the Goodell/Mara Syndicate for a day or does Operation: Screw The Cowboys take a day off every now and then? I kid, I kid. I thought they did well yesterday in using replay to reverse the call that gave Diggs his 10th interception, as well as reversing that fumble by the Giants player that was actually a catch. Six penalties each. Come on, y'all. Say something nice about our persecutors. Lol.

They will strike when the time is right. Keeping watching.

 

[MarcusRock]

I guess you missed the part where holding ceased to exist in the 4th quarter.

Ah, so they used the shadow method this game and kept their flags in pocket. Again, just trying to figure out how these things work when we win. It seems The Syndicate has chameleon characteristics. Just like the saying goes. "Kill 'em with variables."

 

[Jake]

For a guy who supposedly has Goodell and the refs in his pocket, Mara's teams haven't won much in years.

 

[HungryLion]

Let’s ignore the absolute piss poor job NFL officials do on a week to week basis around the league, by putting our focus on some random conspiracy theorists on the internet instead.

 

[Dallasfann]

There was no way the refs could get the Giants points yesterday without making it obvious. I remember Donaghy, that NBA ref who rigged games once said, there were certain games where the other team was just flat out better so you would just take the loss that night so it didn't look obvious. That was yesterday's game. They would of had to make the Raiders refs blush in order to pull off a Giants win.

 

[CWR]

Ah, so they used the shadow method this game and kept their flags in pocket. Again, just trying to figure out how these things work when we win. It seems The Syndicate has chameleon characteristics. Just like the saying goes. "Kill 'em with variables."

Officiating wasn't an overwhelming factor in who won the game, that's all I can hope for.

The fact you believe they do no wrong is laughable.

 

[nalam]

We win and not a ref thread to be found. Hmmm. So how does it work? Did they revolt against the Goodell/Mara Syndicate for a day or does Operation: Screw The Cowboys take a day off every now and then? I kid, I kid. I thought they did well yesterday in using replay to reverse the call that gave Diggs his 10th interception, as well as reversing that fumble by the Giants player that was actually a catch. Six penalties each. Come on, y'all. Say something nice about our persecutors. Lol.

For your info , the previous two games also won by cowboys still there were lot of complaints about refs.

Y’day was one of the better managed game by referees .
Still there were mishaps but smaller , ( even after replay ) like the 1st down throw which the WR dropped before 3 step was adjudged as down by contact. Also the one of the skirmishes Biadaz was punished but not the defense guy , which looked like both were going at each other.

 

[nightrain]

I was surprised Diggs Int. play was reversed.

 

[gimmesix]

We win and not a ref thread to be found. Hmmm. So how does it work? Did they revolt against the Goodell/Mara Syndicate for a day or does Operation: Screw The Cowboys take a day off every now and then? I kid, I kid. I thought they did well yesterday in using replay to reverse the call that gave Diggs his 10th interception, as well as reversing that fumble by the Giants player that was actually a catch. Six penalties each. Come on, y'all. Say something nice about our persecutors. Lol.

It was a pretty well-called game. The Diggs call was close, but he did hit the ground and roll over before the ball was pulled loose, so I think Dean Blandino was wrong in saying that the on-field call should stand. I thought the sideline reception by Golladay where he dropped the ball before hitting the ground should have been overturned, but I actually like the call because I think fewer receptions should be overturned than are. The fumble reversal was a good call because Diggs clearly touched him.

There were a couple of plays with Brown on Golladay that would have been called pass interference in that Raiders game IMO. I was glad to see this crew let them play a little, especially when both players were hand-fighting. If this crew had been calling the Raiders game, we might have won that one.

 

[DOUBLE WING]

Ah, so they used the shadow method this game and kept their flags in pocket. Again, just trying to figure out how these things work when we win. It seems The Syndicate has chameleon characteristics. Just like the saying goes. "Kill 'em with variables."

This may come as news to you, but there are 17 different referee crews in the NFL and they all appear to officiate games drastically differently.

 

[aikemirv]

We win and not a ref thread to be found. Hmmm. So how does it work? Did they revolt against the Goodell/Mara Syndicate for a day or does Operation: Screw The Cowboys take a day off every now and then? I kid, I kid. I thought they did well yesterday in using replay to reverse the call that gave Diggs his 10th interception, as well as reversing that fumble by the Giants player that was actually a catch. Six penalties each. Come on, y'all. Say something nice about our persecutors. Lol.

6 penalties each sums up your sarcastic post.

By the way, can I complain about the head referees voice which annoys me to no end. Booger!

I thought the Diggs pick was kind of a gift personally - surprised it held up

 

[aikemirv]

For a guy who supposedly has Goodell and the refs in his pocket, Mara's teams haven't won much in years.

You can't referee that load of crap team to multiple wins!

 

[Established1971]

We win and not a ref thread to be found. Hmmm. So how does it work? Did they revolt against the Goodell/Mara Syndicate for a day or does Operation: Screw The Cowboys take a day off every now and then? I kid, I kid. I thought they did well yesterday in using replay to reverse the call that gave Diggs his 10th interception, as well as reversing that fumble by the Giants player that was actually a catch. Six penalties each. Come on, y'all. Say something nice about our persecutors. Lol.

Kate and Rona?

 

[Trendnet]

We win and not a ref thread to be found. Hmmm. So how does it work? Did they revolt against the Goodell/Mara Syndicate for a day or does Operation: Screw The Cowboys take a day off every now and then? I kid, I kid. I thought they did well yesterday in using replay to reverse the call that gave Diggs his 10th interception, as well as reversing that fumble by the Giants player that was actually a catch. Six penalties each. Come on, y'all. Say something nice about our persecutors. Lol.

The obligatory "NFL Officiating is a pure as the driven snow" thread when no controversial officiating mistakes happen.

 

[Rack]

There's enough thread under the fingernails of the Giants Ol to stitch a whole jersey from all the holding they did (and got away with) but other than that it wasn't terribly officiated.