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You have 50-60 year old trying to referee alpha males in their prime. Its a recipe for disaster

Henry's got a case of fumbilitis.

Nah if a receiver is productive before and after a specific QB is throwing to him you can’t blame that receiver. I don’t want to go back into the huddle archives but every other week there was all-22 film of Robbie getting wide open and Sam not seeing him or missing the throw.

Their delusions are obviously important to them. It makes them feel superior to paint us as petty mean spirited killjoys whose only mission in life is to slander their hero. Like comic book villains plotting world destruction. Like… fuming? Really? Oh yeah. About ready to explode. Over what? A win? It only makes sense to them.

football is not fixed, They are just bad at a very tough job. people always think things are a conspiracy that can be easily explained by incompetence

Roger that. Thanks guys. Mods please delete thread.

Robbie Anderson's production in 2020 and the drop-off the following year and beyond was entirely due to his approach to his craft. The guy got a new contract fully started drinking his own kool-aid and became an arrogant headcase and basically nuked his career from there. Legitimately I've never seen anything like it so fast. It should be in a book about what not do in the NFL.

Last 2 weeks, aren’t rigged. Our opponents could cry just as loud as we are about it being fixed against them. It’s just refs being refs. Tampa had more penalties called on them this week. More penalty yardage. Refs didn’t call clear holding on the Saunders TD and ignored running into the kicker. the flawed ref work is by default going to lean one way. Thats just football. Can’t leave it up to the refs. You got 4 quarters

Fixed? Maybe. Really bad officiating? Most definitely.

Willis has been good every time he has gotten an opportunity with the Packers and he is a UFA next season. I think he is likely a borderline starter/backup but he could push Bryce here. I would be fine with him

This^ Game over.

Gave himself up. Plus, didn’t they call the play dead

Yeah, I think some people are too hard on Teddy but he did have this issue where Bryce seems to shine at currently

It's so bad that it's happening to every team in the league.

After he fell down and got back up to run, that next time going down was him clearly giving himself up, which draws an immediate whistle, no different than a QB sliding in that situation.

He gave himself up when he went down

The maybe-fraudulent Pats are sure looking agreeable to a 2 game losing streak so far.

Ravens D is confusing Drake Maye

Maybe a bit of both. But past history with the position plays a huge role in what is taking place now.

I may be an idiot but how was Ransom’s pick not a safety? He got the pick and then fell down after a couple yards like college rules but was never close to being touched. Then dropped the ball which was a fumble, then picked it up and ran down the field into his own endzone. How was that not a live ball? Not complaining just seemed very odd to me because he was never touched. Help me understand. https://www.panthers.com/video/lathan-ransom-ends-the-bucs-chances-with-late-game-interception-week-16-2025-highlight

You said that PFF is an algorithm that loads lots of data or whatever; it isn't. It is a per-play grading system.

That or because they traded three first round picks for him.

See, this is how you can tell someone just reads stats. I watched Teddy play. He was awful. Stats looked great, but only because he was averse to any form of risk. He was the opposite of clutch - we had chances to win so many games on a final drive that year, and we did that in exactly zero games. Genuinely, one of the most atrocious years of QB play in team history, right up there with year 1 Bryce, Jimmy Clausen, and Weinke.

Yes, all the fourth quarter calls went the Saints way last week. This week, all the fourth quarter calls went the Panthers way. Setting up for a winner take all in two weeks. Drag the playoff hunt until the last Sunday of the season in the entire league. Not just the NFC South.

It was a clear facemask! You could see it from the stands without replay. It was even worse when they showed it on the Jumbotron.