NFL Officials Against Rodgers/Green Bay?

play2win
Senior Member Topic Starter

11 years ago

Horrible officiating in this game, especially all the no calls on shots to Aaron Rodgers. What gives? This is a trend through 3 games.

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yooperfan
Veteran Member

11 years ago

Winners don't give officials the opportunity to decide games.
The Packers had a 30-14 lead for gods sake and lost.
It's on the Packers.

Dulak
Veteran Member

11 years ago

Horrible officiating in this game, especially all the no calls on shots to Aaron Rodgers. What gives? This is a trend through 3 games.

Originally Posted by: play2win

I was thinking it had to do with giving bias to the home team - forgot what happened last week thou; I agree noticed a few calls tonite that went the wrong way or no calls ...

Gaycandybacon
Member

11 years ago

To be fair we had some favorable late hit calls that went our way that kept the drives going that were considered questionable. That late knee/leg hit though was a pretty shitty no call.

play2win
Senior Member Topic Starter

11 years ago

Winners don't give officials the opportunity to decide games.
The Packers had a 30-14 lead for gods sake and lost.
It's on the Packers.

Originally Posted by: yooperfan

I'm not saying the Packers didn't shit the bed.

This is a straight observation on the hits the officials are allowing on Rodgers through one win and two losses. Pretty excessive stuff after the throw.

nerdmann
Premier Member

11 years ago

My theory is that during the regular season, the officials unspoken agenda is to keep the games close to maximize tv viewership.

This will tend to work against our team, as it is one of the better teams, thus the refs will be generally helping the lesser teams keep pace with us.

These head shots need to stop though. How many weeks in a row are we going to lose a star player early in the game to an uncalled head shot? Ridiculous.

“Winning is not a sometime thing, it is an all the time thing. You don't do things right once in a while…you do them right all the time.”

DakotaT
Select Member

11 years ago

If Perry's hit on the receiver got flagged, then the head shot Rodgers took on the 1 yard line was also a penalty. Rodgers takes a lot more punishment than Brady or Manning ever have, but then those teams are smart enough to put a line in front of their MVP quarterback.

play2win
Senior Member Topic Starter

11 years ago

I think our OL problems are more on our coaching.

Granted, we have a current OL made up of mid round selections or latter, and we have two 1st Round OTs on IR, and a GM who refuses to add top tier talent via FA or trade. In spite of this, I think our OL coaching stinks. One week they can't do anything. The next they can pass block. The next they can run block. But they rarely put it all together with consistency.

OL was a concern both end of last season as well as coming into this season, and it remains a problem. It was a problem after 2011. This is a top-down problem. Management and coaching share equal blame.

Rodgers had no time to throw today, with an exceptional running game. Almost unheard of.

Our OL did some great run blocking today. So, how do they all of a sudden forget how to pass block? This seems to point more towards a coaching problem.

Do we just have lame players who cannot do both? Doesn't seem so. To me, this is more poor coaching, poor play calling, and poor preparation.

Gaycandybacon
Member

11 years ago

I think our OL problems are more on our coaching.

Granted, we have a current OL made up of mid round selections or latter, and we have two 1st Round OTs on IR, and a GM who refuses to add top tier talent via FA or trade. In spite of this, I think our OL coaching stinks. One week they can't do anything. The next they can pass block. The next they can run block. But they rarely put it all together with consistency.

OL was a concern both end of last season as well as coming into this season, and it remains a problem. It was a problem after 2011. This is a top-down problem. Management and coaching share equal blame.

Rodgers had no time to throw today, with an exceptional running game. Almost unheard of.

Originally Posted by: play2win

No credit to the Bengals Defense?

I'll give you an example. The 49ers couldn't run a lick against us. But they shreaded us through the air. It happens. The Bengals played amazing defense in the redzone. We beat them in the middle of the field but their defense got better when the field got smaller. That's why we lost today. They just flat out beat the crap out of us in the best position on the field.

play2win
Senior Member Topic Starter

11 years ago

#10

Originally Posted by: Gaycandybacon

Bengals defense is good. So is SF's, and the Bears, Seahawks, Saints, Cowboys, etc.

Poor coaching, poor prep, poor play all contributed to the Packers shitting the bed today. Rodgers made some really poor throws, off target throws. Ross stinks and needs to go away. McCarthy needs to do a better job calling plays, and having his team ready. Change those 3 things and we are not talking about how good CIN's or SF's defense is.

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