josh24

So many flaws today by the refs:

1) Offside on Ed Reed on the 2-point conversion attempt.
2) Holding on Crabtree.
3) Holding on the guy trying to tackle the punter on the intentional safety (wouldn't make a different IMO).
4) Cary Williams shoving a ref, and not getting the unsportmanlike conduct flag and ejection.

fumbrunner

Not to mention the helmet hit to crab tree on the 3rd and 10 on the last drive. Freaking helmet hunting ravens. Hate these bastards

patriotsdynasty12189

I really didnt see all these terrible calls. The last call was mutual. Crabtree ran into him. If that was a Pats defender and they threw the flag we all would saying "ahhh man let them play" thats what they did they let them play. Im fine with it.

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hyperpat

Seemed like blatant pass interference by the Ravens in the end zone to me. If that had been a Pats DB you can say with absolute certainty that a flag would have come out.

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Nikolai

If you think the NFL is a hot mess, you're bound to be disappointed with college football unless you have a dog in the race.

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AndyJohnson

Did he shove a ref? Thought I saw that but they never replaced it

bigcountry75

Are you serious about the Crabtree call? Crabtree ran towards him to set up the corner route and as he was making a break to the corner, he got molested, not held, but MOLESTED with no call....These are "supposed" to be the best of the best officials with the head linesman looking right at it and doesn't throw the flag.....There is no way this game wasn't fixed....I am an official and I definitely would of thrown that flag albeit even if the pats were playing, it was blatant in the Super Bowl, IT HAS TO BE THROWN....

bigcountry75

Yes he jumped up and two hand shoved the ref like 5 yards backwards

MoLewisrocks

There was an article written last week that didn't get nearly enough play. About how NFL VP Ray Anderson has taken control over on the refereeing front over the last few years and how Jerome Bogger was hand picked to ref this game by wiping out all the dings on his in season record (and he had so many he wouldn't have gotten a playoff game) on appeal so as to make him the highest rated ref on the season. The other refs are sick over it.

Still, had Harbaugh and his OC not lost their minds in the last 2 minutes they'd have won that game. Out thinking themselves. Just run the damn ball in 4 down territory with 2 minutes to go.

Haley

Yes, he definitely did. I was amazed the ref didn't throw a flag. Lloyd got called for just throwing the ball to the ref when he wasn't quite ready. This was a hard shove followed by very heated words. I really expected an unsportsmanlike conduct call.

I also thought the 5 yard penalty for roughing the kicker should have been the 15 yard variety for unnecessary roughness.