Okay, in reality the NFL has many problems... but the problem that I'm specifically speaking about right now, is simple honesty.


On the Bills first Touch Down of the night, the WR clearly wasn't lined up properly and then reset and clearly did not get set in time for the play to legally be snapped.

To be blunt, I honestly don't care... it didn't effect anything and I've thought that's more one of the more stupid rules about football, so I honestly don't care that there was no flag through...

What I do care about, is the NFL blatantly lying...

The TV people picked it up and apparently asked the Refs heads in New York about it and that came up with some complete bull💩 about how his foot got down, and while it clearly wasn't down for the full second before the snap, it's an on field ref judgement call... bull💩...


Please stop lying to us... PLEASE! 🙏 Just be honest, the ref blew a rule... an incredible stupid rule, but a rule. Ref screwed up, the touchdown counts either way as it wasn't called.... so please stop kicking us fans while we're already down, by insulting our intelligence by lying to us.


The refs call the games the way they call them... to the best of their abilities, they're not perfect, so NFL please stop even attempting to be perfect...

Either embrace the human elements of the refs and be honest with us.... OR get muliple eyes in the sky refs using technology to actually try to be perfect.

This pretend middle ground is annoying the hell out of me... I'm honestly good with either method, if they just stop lying to me about it.

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Did you see the play where Allen Robinson signals first down, 49ers player looks at ref saying it's taunting, the refs throw the flag for taunting and then the 49ers can be seen jumping up and down ... taunting and ... nothing? Oh, you do not believe me eh?

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In Goodell Ball, the NFL makes money on rigging games. The more abstract and subjective the rules are, the better they like it.

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Nope, I didn't see that... but if the ref gave them a warning not to do things in the face of an opponent then I can understand that. Not saying I like it, but he was up in his grill when he signalled first down...

He could of done it while facing the crowd or walking away, like Driver usually did it to the crowd.

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So, it was OK for the 49er to get up and bump facemasks? Or did I not see what I think I saw?

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