Wait...I thought the NFL was rigged

[ncstatekwi]

NFL wants LA because the market will make them $$$$$$$$$$$$$

[JARROD]

I saw quite a few no calls for the Saints too.

at halftime the Saints has zero penalties and the Rams had 4-5.

LA in a Super Bowl of course makes a lot of sense— but I saw just as many things go for the Saints if not more.

the Saints had their first possession to go win the game, could have ended it. 

They folded.

the better team won.

[PantherNation123]

I mean, that Brady roughing the passer call was arguably the worst call in the history of sports.  Just horrendous

[OneBadCat]

Refs did their best to help the Saints out. Unfortunately Drew Brees showed the world how big of a candyass of a QB he his. Most overrated QB this decade. He wouldn’t be sht without bounty gate and a dome over his head. 

[heel31ok]

Of course it's rigged...its like the WWE

[GoPanthers123]

Tepper better open his cheque book and buy us one while Cam is still here.  Cam deserves a ring as do the panthers.

I am half serious but couldn’t hurt right.

[Jangler]

lets see...

Move the Rams back to LA, go to Super Bowl.

 

[JARROD]

7 hours ago, Hammerin'Cam1 said:

That's what the people who rig this poo do to make you think like you're thinking right now. They give you something like Saints 0 penalties at halftime and Rams 4-5 ... that is all by design ...

There is no need to look at anything other than that play in the game though (No Call PI and Defenseless Receiver). That play was the game, plain and simple.

How you can defend it is sad. It's just your biased showing of hating the Saints. I hate them too but today showed me the NFL is for sure rigged.

How do you not call that? How is that even possible, it was as blatant as you can get.

Like .. it wasn't even close. Not even a little bit close on what the call should have been. It was clearly a game ending penalty, but the NFL's script didn't have the game ending there.

I’m not defending it, relax.

look back through my pregame posts when people were saying Saints Patriots would be the story.

i said BS, who is New Orleans.

the Super Bowl draws millions of people who don’t care or know football but they still watch.

Los Angeles has 2 new teams, 12 million people in market and the world knows what Los Angeles is.

the World knows who Tom and Giselle are— and they know the a Patriots are an unstoppable juggernaut. Oh Boston and New England are also about an 11 million people market.

thats the story— not wet paint drying boring Kansas City and nowhere New Orleans— hick gumbo eating MFs.

the Super Bowl ratings are highest with big markets and stories.

so yeh— what I said is Drew and the Saints also had plenty of calls go their way, and they had plenty of chances on those no calls and penalties on the Rams to put the Rams away but they didn’t.

 

[Woodcookedbbq]

The NFL is rigged.  You're only fooling yourself if you think otherwise.  I haven't watched a full NFL game in 3 years because of the officiating.  Used to be a die hard Panther fan and haven't posted here in a long long time.  I gave up the NFL and my life has gotten so much better.  I'm more happy and stress free than I ever have.

P.S. Hope everybody is doing good.  I do miss the Huddle Tailgate comraderie.

[Palmetto]

Doesn't matter who won  people would say it's rigged

Chiefs vs Rams the NFL wants a repeat of the 52-50 game

The NFL wants Brady vs Brees

Or the NFL wants big market east vs west teams

[DeAngelo Beason]

So we are just going to ignore the fact that the refs missed two facemasks, a horsecollar tackle, and clearly gave them a makeup PI call like a minute after???

Refs called it the Saints way almost the entire game.  Get outta here with that BS.  Rams got one lousy call.

[Pimpdaddy]

weird both games ended in a tie. what are the odds of that happening. it just feeds the nfl sensationalism....

[RumHam]

14 hours ago, Lumps said:

Hmmmmm, this isn’t right.

What excuse will the tin foil hat crowd make for this one.

I’m ready to be entertained. 

Hmmmm... well, the NFL still wants the league to succeed in LA and what better way to do that than beat the biggest household name in football in Tom Brady and the Chowda Paaants

[Tbe]

4 minutes ago, RumHam said:

Hmmmm... well, the NFL still wants the league to succeed in LA and what better way to do that than beat the biggest household name in football in Tom Brady and the Chowda Paaants

I need to find the thread, but I called LA in the SB at the beginning of the season. It just seemed inevitable given the huge investment in that market. They really need these LA teams to succeed. Beating the patriots is the best way to do it.