Referees Packers vs. Redskins· Page 4

Wamzlee
Registered

14 years ago

I am getting so tired of this so called helmet to helmet bs, we lost plain and simple. You could call helmet to helmet on just about every play if you wanted to. Rodgers is starting to become a little bitch and begging for calls when he screws up and its getting old fast.

I will not lower myself to blame the refs for us losing, thats what the Bear and Viking fans do.

"dhazer" wrote:

I'm not blaming the refs at all for the loss. It doesn't take a genius to know the Packers stunk it up out there.

But please don't miss the point I was making: The helmet-to-helmets calls that the NFL had strongly urged officiating crews to hammer has been far too inconsistent, especially when it comes to lower-name quarterbacks.

As I said, we all knew it was a matter of time before Aaron Rodgers would get his head ripped off, and it would come on a non-call.

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go.pack.go.
Veteran Member Topic Starter

14 years ago

#32

Rodgers is starting to become a little bitch and begging for calls when he screws up and its getting old fast.

"dhazer" wrote:

He tried to get the ref to throw a flag for good reason...and by rule, it SHOULD have been a 15 yard penalty.

And how the hell is he becoming a "little bitch"? I rarely see Rodgers running over to the ref talking to him like Tom Brady or Jay Cutler does....in fact, I've never seen it.

So just by pointing to the ref one time makes him a so called "little bitch"?

Zero2Cool
Elite Member

14 years ago

#33

You have to understand dhazer's line of thinking. Rodgers threw an interception in over time. Thus, in his mind that means Rodgers is a whiny little bitch.

go.pack.go.
Veteran Member Topic Starter

14 years ago

#34

You have to understand dhazer's line of thinking. Rodgers threw an interception in over time. Thus, in his mind that means Rodgers is a whiny little bitch.

"Zero2Cool" wrote:

I guess Favre is a whiny little bitch then.

go.pack.go.
Veteran Member Topic Starter

14 years ago

#35

Yeah it's only the fans complaining about refs....

porky88
Veteran Member

14 years ago

#36

I don't think anyone is right to blame the refs for the loss, but they did miss a call again later in the game. The last two times the Packers have gone into OT, there were calls that went against them. Now, IMO the games shouldn't go to OT in the first place and then we don't have this discussion. Win the game in regulation, which is why I believe OT rules shouldn't be change.

But there is merit to complaints about the officiating on those plays. Clearly, Rodgers hasn't earned the same type of respect as say a Tom Brady has or even Carson Palmer earlier in the season against the Ravens. You call those, then call everything else.

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hardrocker950
Member

14 years ago

#37

I am really to the breaking point with refs not protecting quarterbacks in critical situations. It seems like when the game gets tight, opposing defenders can unleash on Rodgers without consequence.

In the back of my mind, I knew Rodgers was going to get a concussion sooner or later on a no-call. And that became the reality yesterday.

"Wamzlee" wrote:

Yes, I noticed the helmet-to helmet that didn't get called. How is it that we get penalized for doing the same thing, but aparently it's ok when its Rodgers getting hit? Concider that recently CM3 got fined for a hit like that, yet nothing has been mentioned about this? I'm not blaming the refs for the loss once again as I said before, but some consistancy would be nice!!!!!

packer98
Registered

14 years ago

#38

When will the pack take their heads out of...

their @$$ and start playing some ball. Stop using the refs as excuses and since no one wants to hear about the injuries we have and that management is doing nothing about it, start playing with the players we have!!!

Let's start playing some ball and stop the excuses. We are dealt the hand we have. Get use to it, Ted Thompson boys that he has drafted need to step up, now let's see what we have.

"Rockmolder" wrote:

So you're implying here that the organization (players, coaches etc.) need to stop whining about the refs. I haven't seen or heared one bit of complaining about those things out of them.

The posters on THIS board. Did I making any statement stating "the team said"??????

NO. Next

With the amount of similair topics we have going on here, this one adds very little.

"packer98" wrote:

Wow, what threads are you not reading? There is an entire thread on the refs and alot are complaining about injuries.

"Rockmolder" wrote:

Seriously?

"packer98" wrote:

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packer98
Registered

14 years ago

#39

When will the pack take their heads out of...

"packer98" wrote:

With the amount of similair topics we have going on here, this one adds very little.

"Rockmolder" wrote:

Wow, what threads are you not reading? There is an entire thread on the refs and alot are complaining about injuries.

"packer98" wrote:

Seriously?

"Rockmolder" wrote:

"packer98" wrote:

The posters on THIS board.

Did I making any statement stating "the team said"??????

NO.

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Zero2Cool
Elite Member

14 years ago

#40

I'm pretty confident the members on the board, THIS board, have not stated we would have won the game if the refs were more consistent with their flag tossing. In fact, I think some have said there were shady calls both ways, but we lost the game on own accord.

Remember, even with all the flags and everything, we had a chance to win the game at the end of regulation and missed the FG. Obviously, the flag tossers didn't control the outcome, the Packers did in a negative way.

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