NFL to finally be free of Moron Jeff Triplette?

[QuantumMechanic]

I don't recall any infamous Triplette gaffes calling Pats games. Boger's "work" is another matter entirely.

2005 Divisional says hello.

 

[Tunescribe]

2005 Divisional says hello.

Please refresh the memory -- what happened?

 

[Joey007]

Please refresh the memory -- what happened?

Ben Watson’s TD saving tackle which most believe should’ve been a touchback.

Bad call but we weren’t winning that game anyway

 

[Tunescribe]

Ben Watson’s TD saving tackle which most believe should’ve been a touchback.

Bad call but we weren’t winning that game anyway

Thanks. Yeah, I remember the play vividly; didn't remember it was a Triplette call.

 

[fnordcircle]

Wasn't there also some ridiculous flag on Ellis Hobbs in that game or am I getting everything confused now?

 

[Oswlek]

Ben Watson’s TD saving tackle which most believe should’ve been a touchback.

Bad call but we weren’t winning that game anyway

And the missed false start before the FG.

And the absurd DPI on Samuel.

And the blatant fair catch interference that caused Brown to fumble a punt.

All of which led directly to 24 points that would not have happened otherwise. So, yes, NE had a very good chance of winning a reasonably officiated game. And that's with 5 turnovers.

 

[Triumph]

He always reminded me of needle nose Ned Ryerson.

 

[Kontradiction]

theres some debate on whether he fixed the game.

I know there was at least one call where mariota fumbled on a sack that the call was So damn bad, i was actually pissed FOR the chiefs.

He either bet big on it or his mental faculties are failing. I think the latter is more likely because, had he fixed it, KC wouldn't have gotten some of the breaks they got (such as the fumble on the play where Kelce got cleaned out not getting called). The explanation about Mariota catching the football because he was "in shotgun" didn't make any sense either. It was a batted ball.