These refs screwed us

[Matthias]

The refs called a good game, with the only major mistake (regardless of who it benefitted) being the missed false start call on Green Bay's fourth and 1.

[RumHam]

This is every game every week. Much like the government, officiating truly needs to be completely eliminated. It's made worse, no one is protected, and this is how Vegas skews games.

[Khyber53]

We won a game against a talented Packers team when their playoff future was on the line and Aaron Rodgers doing his darnedest to come back and white knight his way to the playoffs. They were a quality team playing for everything yesterday, it was their make it or break it game and they threw everything they had at us.

Our coaches and players played one of their best games of the year, our defensive backfield had their best game ever, Cam Newton through for four TDs and about 60% accuracy, Greg Olsen has returned to form and Damiere Byrd came out and showed he deserves a starting position on this team for the rest of the season and probably beyond.

There was no letting up from our players, we just faced one of the best QBs and coaching staffs in the league and came out with a win.

Enjoy it! Quit wringing your hands and hating -- it's getting old.

[shaqattaq]

21 hours ago, beastson said:

This is unacceptable and they need to investigate themselves along with JR for them giving Aaron and the Packers opportunities to win. This bullshit needs to be called out by the players, coaches and GM

At least we're not the Steelers. As Buford T. Justice would say on the edited for network TV version of Smokey and the bandit, that was a bunch of bullsquirt! 

[Thanatos]

22 hours ago, beastson said:

You didn't see that last drive

Late flag on special teams, one of the latest I've ever seen gave them 5 yards. Then they called holding, another 5 yards. Then they didn't allow us to substitute which led to a TD

I didnt see any substitution by GB, you got any evidence they did? Ron had a timeout, should have used it since the defense was still trying to figure out what was going on. We weren't going to need it on offense at that point.

Plus, the refs gave us Byrd's TD and if you really think they were out to screw us, how do you explain them overturning that incomplete pass to a TD, would have been easy as pie to just say "call stands not enough evidence."

[Chimera]

20 hours ago, ncmonzta said:

The touchdown was not a call that could've went either way, smh. It was a touchdown plain and simple. The catch and fumble was also a clear fumble. The refs didn't do us any favors at all. Y'all might want to invest into some hdtv's. 

Remember the Eagles game in 2015? Ginn caught the ball, turned upfield, got tackled, hit the ground, then lost control of the football and the Eagles defender grabbed it? That was ruled an interception. If that play could have been ruled an interception with even more evidence that Ginn had possession, then the play yesterday could have easily been called incomplete. It was the same referee in both instances.

[heel31ok]

hate to say it but... the coaches didn't fumble the onside kick ...if given the same opportunity i'd still have CMC out there...

[Davidson Deac II]

This NFL rigging stuff is absurd.  If the NFL really wanted to rig games for ratings, there is not a chance that Ezekiel Elliot gets suspended, because the Cowboys in the Playoffs/SB beats the crap out of having Rodgers in them.