Obnoxious Football Trash Talk Thread

[ChshreCat]

Didnt you see who #26 Ref was???

http://cdn2.hark.com/images/000/008/119/8119/original.0

He was a screen full of jibberish?

I think you may have cut off part of the url

 

[JonGrafto]

Enrico palazzo

 

[ChshreCat]

"It was a bit of a shock to see guys that couldn't officiate in our league were officiating in the NFL,"

-Mitch Mortaza, Commissioner of the Lingerie Football League

LOL

 

[bluemoose]

Green Bay has no one to blame but themselves. It should have never come to the refs. Everyone knows what you're suppose to do with a Hail Mary Pass. KNOCK IT DOWN! What was Jennings doing trying to catch it?

I think that is what Sam Sheilds was going to do. Tough to do from the ground though.

 

[TheDudeLebowski]

I think that is what Sam Sheilds was going to do. Tough to do from the ground though.

Trying to draw Moto back in ;-)

 

[Punity]

yeah, every football analyst on the planet thinks otherwise.

a combined total of 99999999 years of football experience thinks jennings has the ball.

but you're right - we should take "Punity's" advice, a drunk, tree-f**king seattle fan, that "tates left hand had first possesion"????

Tell me how you really feel

 

[Punity]

im glad you starting to see im right though i knew youd come around. Hows it feel to be below the vikings in standings.

 

[Punity]

Replace instant replay with a big wheel they spin to decide the outcome of disputed plays.

i like it, could put it at midfield and have some clowns on little bikes driving around while the Head coach of the team in the wrong spins the wheel.

 

[motobrewer]

alright, one more, then i'm done:

Rhone-Dunn, the back judge who had the best view of the play and initially signaled interception, is the most experienced member of the crew. Formerly a Big 12 official, he worked the Sugar Bowl back in 2007 and arena games since then. Easley, the side judge who overruled Rhone-Dunn, is a banker from California, who has officiated high school and junior college games, both football and basketball. Elliott, the head referee who should have gotten his crew together and asked them what they saw before signaling for a touchdown, is a real estate agent in Texas who has worked high school, college, and indoor football.

This was the same crew for last week's Rams-Redskins game—one that got out of hand, and caused Mike Shanahan to tell reporters, "Never have I been involved in a game like this."

also:

http://deadspin.com/5946202/one-online-sports-book-is-refunding-everyone-who-bet-on-the-packers

 

[Punity]

that's good I'd be pissed if i lost money on the game.

 

[bob1852]

alright, one more, then i'm done:

Easley, the side judge who overruled Rhone-Dunn, is a banker from California, who has officiated high school and junior college games, both football and basketball.

Now it makes sense. He was signaling that it was a three pointer.

 

[NordeastBrewer77]

I think the real point is the blown OPI call.... if that call was made, the whole catch/non-catch/simultaneous catch thing would be moot. There were a whole bunch of phantom calls and non-calls in the 4th that got the game to the point where a last second hail mary was called. Honestly, I thought that the officiating was decent (considering the officials and some of the games recently) until late in a close game where both offenses were taking more chances and speeding up the game. The last drive for each team was laden with bad officiating, capped off by a horrible missed call on the last play. Which is what I expect from JuCo and H.S. officials in an NFL game.

 

[the_bird]

They *never* call offensive pass interference on Hail Mary throws, though. People would be bitching about that aspect even if the regular refs were working the game, because the regular refs wouldn't have throw a flag for PI, either. It's not *right,* the game *should* be called consistently for the full 60 minutes... but it isn't. That's not specific to this game or these officials.

As per the "catch"... the Packers defender "caught" the ball more, but Tate sure looks like he caught it, too. The Packer guy caught it with two hands, Tate caught it with one. Catching the ball with two hands does not trump catching it with one hand. Looks pretty damn close to simultaneous catch to me.

Keep in mind, though, I'm *really* enjoying you Packers fans having to bitch and moan about ****ty referreeing today. Last night's game couldn't have ended any better from my point of view!

 

[bob1852]

http://www.theonion.com/articles/st..."449420135096046":"og.likes"}&action_ref_map=[]

 

[dataz722]

They *never* call offensive pass interference on Hail Mary throws, though. People would be bitching about that aspect even if the regular refs were working the game, because the regular refs wouldn't have throw a flag for PI, either. It's not *right,* the game *should* be called consistently for the full 60 minutes... but it isn't. That's not specific to this game or these officials.

As per the "catch"... the Packers defender "caught" the ball more, but Tate sure looks like he caught it, too. The Packer guy caught it with two hands, Tate caught it with one. Catching the ball with two hands does not trump catching it with one hand. Looks pretty damn close to simultaneous catch to me.

Keep in mind, though, I'm *really* enjoying you Packers fans having to bitch and moan about ****ty referreeing today. Last night's game couldn't have ended any better from my point of view!

GOD DAMMIT!!!!!!


I agree with a pats fan.

 

[olllllo]

I'm all for this abbreviated game where it was 6-7. That makes so much damned sense. Why not just make it first to score wins?

What the hell is wrong with you people?
The game ends when there is 0:00:00 on the clock and there are no defensive penalties not the last score before the last bad call.

Congratulations, the NFL beat you into submission. You'll stand for this so you'll stand for anything.

The rest of the Hawk fans and every player on that team but Taint and Carroll have my respect. Taint and Carroll can **** off.

 

[McBrewskie]

The roles were the other way around or do you not remember the Seahawk/Steeler Superbowl? The refs were horrible in that game and they affected the outcome of the game. But I'm man enough to admit that my team played like absolute CRAP and didn't deserve to win. If they'd played their game, then they'd have put it away and the officials wouldn't have mattered.

Actually no, Seattle did deserve to win that Super Bowl. It was a close hard fought game that had an unbelievably bad call. The Steelers were a very good team and Seattle was the underdog, they did put themselves in position to win and got ****ed. This whole concept of "oh they never should have been in a position for that to happen" is bull****. Two great ted battle it out to decide a winner, and when it's close bad calls do in fact decide games.

 

[HoppyDaze]

The rest of the Hawk fans and every player on that team but Taint and Carroll have my respect. Taint and Carroll can **** off.

Because they were excited about winning the game?

 

[Punity]

Because they were excited about winning the game?

Yes Damn them for getting excited they were given a win

 

[MeatyPortion]

This is the most media exposure Seattle has had since the grunge era in the early 90s.

 

[the_bird]

The rest of the Hawk fans and every player on that team but Taint and Carroll have my respect. Taint and Carroll can **** off.

I'm sure Pete Carroll is really upset right now that the man in the funny hat doesn't respect him.

 

[Punity]

Oh he's writing a tweet right now About how he's offended

 

[Punity]

I'll say this to be my last little nugget on the final play. Why in God's name was the GB db trying to catch the ball? Knock the ball down and we don't have this stupid ending that makes no one right.

Also I heard there are GB fans that are protesting at Lambeau Field.

 

[dataz722]

I'll say this to be my last little nugget on the final play. Why in God's name was the GB db trying to catch the ball? Knock the ball down and we don't have this stupid ending that makes no one right.

Also I heard there are GB fans that are protesting at Lambeau Field.

Yeah, because nobody ever catches those.

 

[TheDudeLebowski]

I'll say this to be my last little nugget on the final play. Why in God's name was the GB db trying to catch the ball? Knock the ball down and we don't have this stupid ending that makes no one right.

Also I heard there are GB fans that are protesting at Lambeau Field.

Now we know where he went. Moto's a part of the Arab, Ummmm Cheesehead Spring.

 

[Punity]

I often site anomalies when being snide. Of course it happens. The position of all the players in the endzone swat the ball and it'll be gameover

 

[ChshreCat]

I don't know what everyone's so excited about. NFL posted this picture and it looks pretty cut and dried to me.

 

[McBrewskie]

Yes Damn them for getting excited they were given a win

Carroll acted like a complete ****stick. McCarthy and the Pack acted with class coming out for the extra point and Carroll jumped around like some rah rah ******** who had just won the lottery in front of players who'd just been jobbed.

 

[olllllo]

Because they were excited about winning the game?

I don't know what you're talking about.
I don't know what you're talking about.

 

[olllllo]

Yes Damn them for getting excited they were given a win

I don't know what you're talking about.
I don't know what you're talking about.