Brad Allen's Crew to Officiate Hawks vs. Lions

[Anonymous]

Yep, you guessed it. The ref for this weekend's matchup will be none other than Brad Allen and an all-star crew.

For those not 100% on Allen, his crew holds the distinction of calling the most penalties per team average all season. By a large margin.

Woohoo! ukeface:

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[cymatica]

Noooo. That's the one ref I never want to get. Every time I think of the Hawks getting ticky tac calls, I see his face.

 

[Coug_Hawk08]

Anytime refs call 10+ penalties on a team, it really hurts the product imo. Flow of the game just goes down the drain. Wish he wouldn't have made it as a playoff ref.

 

[Largent80]

So, the frustration factor is already in place.

 

[Anonymous]

Damn, Chris9- hasn't seen this thread yet?

He's gonna go off. Chris hates penalties about as much as Sioux loves Bevell.

 

[ApnaHawk]

I think they will let them play. It's the playoffs...

 

[CodeWarrior]

Here's a measure of consolation: Fewer penalties are called in the playoffs.

Link: http://www.espn.com/blog/nflnation/...ally-swallow-their-whistles-in-the-super-bowl

Good quote: "The chart below (see linked article), researched by Jacob Nitzberg of ESPN Stats & Information, reveals a 15-season trend. Over that period, penalty calls -- including those that were declined or offset -- have dropped 18.4 percent in the first three rounds of the playoffs and 9.8 percent in the Super Bowl compared to regular-season averages."

Here's to few penalties! :irishdrinkers:

 

[Anonymous]

Here's a measure of consolation: Fewer penalties are called in the playoffs.

Link: http://www.espn.com/blog/nflnation/...ally-swallow-their-whistles-in-the-super-bowl

Good quote: "The chart below (see linked article), researched by Jacob Nitzberg of ESPN Stats & Information, reveals a 15-season trend. Over that period, penalty calls -- including those that were declined or offset -- have dropped 18.4 percent in the first three rounds of the playoffs and 9.8 percent in the Super Bowl compared to regular-season averages."

Here's to few penalties! :irishdrinkers:

Good find.

I hope you're right. It sure would be nice not to have to hide all throwable objects in my living room and have to serve the beer in red solo cups.

 

[chris98251]

Damn, Chris9- hasn't seen this thread yet?

He's gonna go off. Chris hates penalties about as much as Sioux loves Bevell.

Go crush a Styrofoam cup He Man, from reading your other post as you stated Cups, Glasses, Mugs and bottles are forbidden while you watch a game do to the severe damage done when there are PENALTIES.

I DO HATE OFFICIALS DICTATING HOW A GAME ENDS UP.

 

[Anonymous]

Damn, Chris9- hasn't seen this thread yet?

He's gonna go off. Chris hates penalties about as much as Sioux loves Bevell.

Go crush a Styrofoam cup He Man, from reading your other post as you stated Cups, Glasses, Mugs and bottles are forbidden while you watch a game do to the severe damage done when there are PENALTIES.

I DO HATE OFFICIALS DICTATING HOW A GAME ENDS UP.

There you are!

You don't have to yell man. :mrgreen:

 

[253hawk]

Anytime refs call 10+ penalties on a team, it really hurts the product imo. Flow of the game just goes down the drain. Wish he wouldn't have made it as a playoff ref.

He called 13 against us in the Rams game at home, but almost all of them were false starts or offsides.

 

[iigakusei]

Anytime refs call 10+ penalties on a team, it really hurts the product imo. Flow of the game just goes down the drain. Wish he wouldn't have made it as a playoff ref.

He called 13 against us in the Rams game at home, but almost all of them were false starts or offsides.

Paging Germain and Michael....

 

[SeatownJay]

This little nugget on our ref doesn't fill me with optimism.

In particular, his crew led the NFL with 62 offensive holding penalties and 30 for defensive pass interference.

http://www.espn.com/blog/nflnation/post ... ing-report

 

[cymatica]

This little nugget on our ref doesn't fill me with optimism.

In particular, his crew led the NFL with 62 offensive holding penalties and 30 for defensive pass interference.

http://www.espn.com/blog/nflnation/post ... ing-report

And this

Referee: Brad Allen

Lions' history in his games: 0-2

Seahawks' history in his games: 2-1

That's a nice stat

 

[Seahawkfan80]

But that is not all.....Remember that there are a MIXTURE of refs on this wonderful crew. Yes from Footballzebras...this is the full crew with who they were teamed up with this season.


NFC Wild Card: Lions at Seahawks, 8:15 p.m. NBC

Brad Allen, who is in his 3rd season, is the referee for the Lions-Seahawks matchup. This is Allen’s first playoff assignment in his second year of eligibility. Allen was hired directly to the referee position from the NCAA in 2014.

Yrs 2016 crew College Occupation
R 122 Brad Allen 3 Pembroke State non-profit CEO
U 44 Jeff Rice 22 Coleman Northwestern attorney
HL 134 Ed Camp 16 Boger William Paterson physical education teacher
LJ 18 Byron Boston 22 Anderson Austin tax consultant
FJ 103 Eugene Hall 3 Boger North Texas federal agent
SJ 73 Joe Larrew 15 Blakeman St Louis attorney
BJ 46 Perry Paganelli 19 Parry Hope College retired high school administrator


Replay: Jim Lapetina
Alternates: Walt Anderson (R), Jeff Lamberth (SJ), Mike Weatherford (FJ)

Allstar Team....yarite.

 

[UK_Seahawk]

You just know Brad Allen got bullied at school.

 

[Anonymous]

Looking at that roster, it appears we have a federal agent in the mix, so that means there is no chance of any underhanded bribery schemes.

Wait...

 

[Hasselbeck]

Brad Allen was terrible in college. How he was promoted to the NFL I'll never understand.

 

[Largent80]

Brad Allen was terrible in college. How he was promoted to the NFL I'll never understand.

You have watched NFL officiating haven't you? He fits right in.

 

[chris98251]

Incompetence is always promoted to the highest level.