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Saints fan honest about refs handing them the last game

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I have the video starting at the point where he talks about the runs NO broke out and why those worked ..... holding that should have been called. Which we all knew, call us whiners or not. It confirms what I saw. Watching this has me more hyped than any Panther hype video. Hope the FO loudly complained to the NFL about the many missed calls that game so the refs are going to be more on point.

He also calls the Panthers winning the wild card game. :100_Emoji_42x42::)

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Tarheels23 Newbie

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We actually had a good offensive game plan. We got off schedule after our first TD when Kalil got a face mask call.

The Saints 2nd TD drive was embarrassing. Three running plays, all under center with a fullback, but everything really went down hill after the whole missed punt by the punter. 

Oh and getting the ball and half and doing nothing with it. 

Oh and Peppers got blocked by a TE on that TD run. 

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osiruz Newbie

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The refs single handedly won them the falcons game as well. The mistakes were outright pretty embarassing and we weren't allowed to establish any momentum. I hope you guys don't get the Katrina refs agai. Beat those chit stains.

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saints4lifeagain Rookie

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8 hours ago, Saca312 said:

@saints4lifeagain curious on your thoughts.

 

I think if thats an "egregious" hold on the long Ingram run, then every run in football would come back. His hands weren't outside. He didn't turn him. 

The other 2 are pretty meh, as well. But one thing is for certain, if the Saints win today, there will be crying about the refs. There always is.

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11 minutes ago, saints4lifeagain said:

I think if thats an "egregious" hold on the long Ingram run, then every run in football would come back. His hands weren't outside. He didn't turn him. 

The other 2 are pretty meh, as well. But one thing is for certain, if the Saints win today, there will be crying about the refs. There always is.

Here? Never

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