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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Has there been any actual outrage over the no call(s) at the end of the Phins game?
Not much and I believe it's because we've all come to just expect it every week. Ho-hum and a huge yawn. The non-call in the end zone Monday night where the Ravens defender clearly held the Lions' receiver's arm in clear view of the back judge barely drew a comment. I think everyone's just become desensitized to it.Has there been any actual outrage over the no call(s) at the end of the Phins game?
I never thought of that. You're right. Tolstoy redux.10,000 word response pending...
Since intense focus on bad calls continued this week, did anyone hear from Uncle Meat about that outrageous non-call involving Hooman on the goal line? The Almighty Advocate for Sensible Officiating (aka AASO) must have been incensed by the injustice. C'mon Meat, it's check-in time...
Mid-week boredom from a guy just slightly passed mid-life crisis - well, maybe moderately past it...Why are we summoning the troll?
How could that not be called...the defender looks like a lineman...he was clearly beat and Hooman was gonna snag that one too.
Robbed again......in a big game too
Fins knew the only way to stop Hooman was to hold and even then took a bit of luck on their part. The contact defenders get away with on Hooman is sickening. Can't way to see Hooman and Gronk out there again next season. Hooman really opens up the field for Gronk and others.