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It was a ****** call and probably cost the saints the game, but the conspiracy theories are stupid.

If the saints dont settle for FGs early, or their offense doesnt go full retard at the end of the game, we aren't even having this discussion.

No you are stupid and have never paid any attention to the NFL. This **** happens every year in big games. You can play the if game all you want but ONE play probably decided the outcome of the game scarred by missed calls on both sides, but more against the Saints. I counted 2 missed helmet to helmets (one knocked the TE out on the opening drive) and 3 PI calls. The facemask on Goff was incidental so no penalty. If you had any brains you would go back and look at past games and see how some of these games are rigged. The outcomes are not always decided by the players.

So don’t give us this conspiracy theorist **** talk. No one wants to hear you today. There is no integrity in the game and what happened yesterday is worse than anything Kapernick could dream of doing. The NFL lost a bunch of fans, including me. I will keep up w the Saints but I will no longer pay the NFL any attention until its not a joke anymore.

Both games were Clown shows presented by the Zebras.
 
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It was a bad call. Humans making a mistake. Not coordinated collusion with the commissioner to put LA in the super bowl. If the saints had played better it wouldn't have mattered.

I understand the disappointment. I'm not happy with it either. But some of yall sound like ole miss fans crying about the officiating.

^^^^^Has never watched a full NFL season
 

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^^^^^Has never watched a full NFL season


 

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No you are stupid and have never paid any attention to the NFL. This **** happens every year in big games. You can play the if game all you want but ONE play probably decided the outcome of the game scarred by missed calls on both sides, but more against the Saints. I counted 2 missed helmet to helmets (one knocked the TE out on the opening drive) and 3 PI calls. The facemask on Goff was incidental so no penalty. If you had any brains you would go back and look at past games and see how some of these games are rigged. The outcomes are not always decided by the players.

So don’t give us this conspiracy theorist **** talk. No one wants to hear you today. There is no integrity in the game and what happened yesterday is worse than anything Kapernick could dream of doing. The NFL lost a bunch of fans, including me. I will keep up w the Saints but I will no longer pay the NFL any attention until its not a joke anymore.

Both games were Clown shows presented by the Zebras.

 

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simple fix for this problem. allow a team a challenge flag that they can use once a half to review any play. Regardless if it is a no-call or a judgement call. Why not? the main objective is to get the play right. The play should have been reviewed because of hit to defenseless player, anyway.
 

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It was a bad call. Humans making a mistake. Not coordinated collusion with the commissioner to put LA in the super bowl. If the saints had played better it wouldn't have mattered.

I understand the disappointment. I'm not happy with it either. But some of yall sound like ole miss fans crying about the officiating.

Agreed. If it was some massive conspiracy, why didn’t they call the obvious facemask on Goff on the previous drive that would have given the Rams the ball with 1st and goal at the 1.5 yard line? The result of that penalty was the same as the one on the Saints...Rams had to settle for FG instead of punching it in. But you’d think that play never happened based on the amount of complaints about the other no-call. Both were terrible calls that should have been made by a competent crew. The crew sucked both ways....simple as that. There is no conspiracy.
 

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Agreed. If it was some massive conspiracy, why didn’t they call the obvious facemask on Goff on the previous drive that would have given the Rams the ball with 1st and goal at the 1.5 yard line? The result of that penalty was the same as the one on the Saints...Rams had to settle for FG instead of punching it in. But you’d think that play never happened based on the amount of complaints about the other no-call. Both were terrible calls that should have been made by a competent crew. The crew sucked both ways....simple as that. There is no conspiracy.

You should know that reason and good judgement are not allowed in this thread.
 

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The conspiracy is to not call the games fairly and effect the outcome of games. Been going on a long time. Look at past conspiracies have been uncovered in NBA. So its not to far fetched for something like that to happen in the NFL, just ask Seattle. It’s really a shame.

Saints put themselves in a position to win the game. What more can you ask as a fan? Integrity
 
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Agreed. If it was some massive conspiracy, why didn’t they call the obvious facemask on Goff on the previous drive that would have given the Rams the ball with 1st and goal at the 1.5 yard line? The result of that penalty was the same as the one on the Saints...Rams had to settle for FG instead of punching it in. But you’d think that play never happened based on the amount of complaints about the other no-call. Both were terrible calls that should have been made by a competent crew. The crew sucked both ways....simple as that. There is no conspiracy.

Pretty easy call. Wasn’t a 15 yarder.

What about the hit Brees took to his facemask when he threw the int? Missed calls everywhere.

We can cherry pick all day long but the bottom line is the NFL has a bunch of work to do and whats on the field today is trash.
 
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Pretty easy call. Wasn’t a 15 yarder.

There is no 5-yard facemask penalty. That rule has been dead and gone for all levels of football past high school for a while now. They are all 15 yard personal fouls that result in automatic first downs. Even if there was still such a rule, the play happened at around the 3 yard line, meaning half-distance and automatic first down either way. In which case, Rams would have had 1st and goal from about the 4 foot line as opposed to 3rd and goal from the 3 yard line, where CJ Anderson got stopped just short of the goal line. 1st and goal from just outside the 1 yard line....about a 95% chance the Rams punch that in for a TD. Can’t say the Saints have that good of odds of scoring on first and goal from the 5 or wherever the PI happened. So in that regard, the Rams have even more of a beef.

As to the rest of your post, can’t disagree with any of it.
 

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The conspiracy is to not call the games fairly and effect the outcome of games. Been going on a long time. Look at past conspiracies have been uncovered in NBA. So its not to far fetched for something like that to happen in the NFL, just ask Seattle. It’s really a shame.

Saints put themselves in a position to win the game. What more can you ask as a fan? Integrity

When did the Saints put themselves in a position to win the game? Was it when they settled for FGs on their first two drives? Was it when they threw two incomplete passes when they had the ball at the 18 with 2 minutes left? Was it when their defense suddenly couldn't stop the Rams offense?

The Saints lost this game because they didn't play especially well on offense, and they couldn't stop the Rams after LA finally adjusted to their defense. The rest of this is crybaby ********. Integrity would be acknowledging the truth for what it is instead of perpetuating the stupid "the fix was in" argument. Here's a newsflash for you: The world is round, we did go to the moon, 9/11 was not an inside job, and the NFL didn't conspire to beat the Saints yesterday.
 

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Pretty easy call. Wasn’t a 15 yarder.

What about the hit Brees took to his facemask when he threw the int? Missed calls everywhere.

We can cherry pick all day long but the bottom line is the NFL has a bunch of work to do and whats on the field today is trash.

If this was your take overall, I wouldn't disagree with you. The officiating was terrible everywhere, and something has to be done about it.. You lost me at the conspiracy crap.

I am a Saints fan and I was upset at how the game ended. But I was a helluva lot more upset at Payton's playcalling toward the end of the game than I was at the officiating. Officials make bad calls all the time because they're human. Teams have to keep from putting themselves into a position where one bad call can cost them the game. The Saints didn't do that because they missed a lot of opportunities at other times in the game, and that's the bottom line.
 

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If this was your take overall, I wouldn't disagree with you. The officiating was terrible everywhere, and something has to be done about it.. You lost me at the conspiracy crap.

I am a Saints fan and I was upset at how the game ended. But I was a helluva lot more upset at Payton's playcalling toward the end of the game than I was at the officiating. Officials make bad calls all the time because they're human. Teams have to keep from putting themselves into a position where one bad call can cost them the game. The Saints didn't do that because they missed a lot of opportunities at other times in the game, and that's the bottom line.

The call was bad enough that a sports book refunded bets on saints

https://247sports.com/nfl/new-orlea...s-penalty-sports-book-refunds-bets-128127057/

Have you ever heard of anything like that?
 

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Hadn't seen you this adamant about anything since defending the no-call against Notre Dame at the end of our championship game against them last year.
 

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Hadn't seen you this adamant about anything since defending the no-call against Notre Dame at the end of our championship game against them last year.

I'm not defending any calls. I have agreed throughout this thread it was terrible call. I am calling out the idiocy of the theory that the NFL fixed the game because they are in the tank for Los Angeles.

Blaming the refs for losses is embarrassing. That should be left for losers and Ole Miss fans, which in many cases is one in the same.
 

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What would even be gained from such a conspiracy anyways? Is there some theory that somehow people wouldn’t want to watch the Saints play in the Super Bowl, and that a team that can’t even fill up 50% of its home stadium with its own fans would somehow be a bigger TV draw? The whole thing is dumb.
 

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The call was bad enough that a sports book refunded bets on saints

https://247sports.com/nfl/new-orlea...s-penalty-sports-book-refunds-bets-128127057/

Have you ever heard of anything like that?

There was an nfl game a few years back....A couple of players wrestled a hail Mary in the end zone. The possession changed hands like 4 times then both players ended up having possession at the same time. One ref signaled touchdown....the other ref signaled an interception. Was it Seattle vs Packers?

Its too early, forget.


All major sportsbooks pushed the bet automatically.
 

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What would even be gained from such a conspiracy anyways? Is there some theory that somehow people wouldn’t want to watch the Saints play in the Super Bowl, and that a team that can’t even fill up 50% of its home stadium with its own fans would somehow be a bigger TV draw? The whole thing is dumb.

The simple question is why didn’t they throw the flag? They definitely saw it. All of these other screen grabs could have been missed, not this.

This stuff happens all the time in the NFL. Pro sports are full of funny business and have been for 75 years. We just don’t expect the worst no call in sports history on the 6yard line with a SB on the line. It was the easiest call of the day. Small kids and elderly were screaming.
 
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There was an nfl game a few years back....A couple of players wrestled a hail Mary in the end zone. The possession changed hands like 4 times then both players ended up having possession at the same time. One ref signaled touchdown....the other ref signaled an interception. Was it Seattle vs Packers?

Its too early, forget.



All major sportsbooks pushed the bet automatically.

That was Seattle. They have a montage of BS in their games.
 

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Terrible call by Payton to have two pass attempts in that position when he should have run the ball and got the clock under 60 seconds. Kick the FG and odds are, you win. Payton had much longer to think about what to do than the refs who absolutely blew the call. It could have easily been an INT. There are a lot of reasons any game is lost. Blaming someone else seems to be the protocol these days.
 

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Terrible call by Payton to have two pass attempts in that position when he should have run the ball and got the clock under 60 seconds. Kick the FG and odds are, you win. Payton had much longer to think about what to do than the refs who absolutely blew the call. It could have easily been an INT. There are a lot of reasons any game is lost. Blaming someone else seems to be the protocol these days.

"Yes, I got there too early," Robey-Coleman said afterward, per The MMQB's Robert Klemko. "I was beat, and I was trying to save the touchdown."

https://amp.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3...m=#fff&p.bgc1m=#0964bf&p.bgc2m=#053a74&sr=amp
 

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It’s so funny that folks are blasting Sean for his play calling right there all while he had the perfect play setup for at least a 1st down and probably a TD if it wasnt for.......

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