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That's a fairly uninspiring finish to the first half coupled with poor umpiring decisions. How the Pats don't get an obvious PI call on Davis and Solder gets called for a hold where Wake's momentum turned himself around is just mind boggling.
Pats left plenty of points on the field in the first half.
The Pats have dominated after the first Miami drive. They could be up by a lot more than 7. One drive was derailed by a Branch false start and a 2nd by the Solder hold/Wake sack.
The refs just took a potential 7 points away from us. There's got to be action taking for this BS. That's 2 blatant infractions they missed that could have blown this game wide open..
The PI call was bad, but it has nothing to do with the hold.
Both were penalties, it's just that one wasn't called. I don't think even Solder would argue he didn't hold. While you can hope the ref misses it, it was a good penalty -- it saved his QB. But it was a penalty. It doesn't excuse the miss on the PI, but it's one bad call, not two.
