JSN Comment to Ref

[glenwo2]

Taunting was an easy call. Walker knowingly threw the ball at an opponent. Flag every time.

Very uncharacteristic dumb penalty that could've cost us since every point was precious.

 

[Ruminator]

Half-expected the ref to put JSN over his knee and spank him, the way he looked at him like that.

 

[glenwo2]

This holding call was bogus as was the fumble call. Bryant's elbow hit the ground and then the ball popped out, he was down.

couldn't that have been challenged?

 

[glenwo2]

I LOVE the ref's facial expression - priceless.

Ref had that expression that parents do to their children as if saying "Don't make me turn this car around!"

 

[glenwo2]

Half-expected the ref to put JSN over his knee and spank him, the way he looked at him like that.

"Don't make me come up there, young man!"

 

[James in PA]

^^^I want to scream when I see a holding call on a running play that happened far away from the play.

Or a kick return.

 

[jammerhawk]

To me that call was exactly what JSN said to the referee.

That ref made a number of dubious call during the game against the team and the call of the Bryant fumble was egregious and terrible.

The Hawks overcame!

 

[MORGULON]

I will go to my grave knowing in the deepest regions of my Soul that there is a secret, hidden part of the NFL that allows refs to gently steer the games if at all possible to help a certain outcome.

I’ve seen enough evidence in over 50 years to cement that as being not some stupid conspiracy theory but an actual real thing.

And us 12s shouldn’t have a better example of that than the debacle that was Super Bowl 40*.

Oh no you di'int

 

[AROS]

How many times have I watched a game where one team is taking the other to the wood shed (usually the team being taken to the wood shed is the underdog and at home but not always) and suddenly the refs magically insert themselves, making calls that favor the wood shed team several times?

It's so obvious it's embarrassing.

 

[cymatica]

Here's a perfect example that you are correct.

I give you "Referee who claims he did not see Darnold get face-masked last year against the Rams" :

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That proved to me that this sh*t you mentioned is VERY real.

This one too

 

[HawkRiderFan]

I saw on twitter that was the same ref did the "I'm talking to America here"

 

[SeaWolv]

couldn't that have been challenged?

Holding calls can't be challenged. The fumble call was reviewed and incorrectly upheld. Even the broadcast questioned the call.

 

[glenwo2]

Holding calls can't be challenged. The fumble call was reviewed and incorrectly upheld. Even the broadcast questioned the call.

Yeah I was referring to the fumble.

Wow. So the replay guys got it wrong. What the hell's the point, then?

 

[CallMeADawg]

couldn't that have been challenged?

The hold no and the fumble was reviewed so no challenge needed

 

[CalgaryFan05]

Ref had that expression that parents do to their children as if saying "Don't make me turn this car around!"

EXACTLY what I thought!

 

[MontanaHawk05]

I will go to my grave knowing in the deepest regions of my Soul that there is a secret, hidden part of the NFL that allows refs to gently steer the games if at all possible to help a certain outcome.

I’ve seen enough evidence in over 50 years to cement that as being not some stupid conspiracy theory but an actual real thing.

And us 12s shouldn’t have a better example of that than the debacle that was Super Bowl 40*.

Oh come on, Todd. Your UFO conspiracy worldviews show more restraint than this.

 

[ivotuk]

The momentum is from the defender. JSN puts his right hand out, but he does not grab and pull that guy on top of himself.

#16 puts his hand in JSN"s chest and pushes him like he's trying to block JSN out of the way and they both fall over.

 

[BDD222]

Feels like Walker and JSN are doing their best to make sure we don't miss DK's antics. Just when we think we get rid of one knucklehead, a few more pop up to take his place.

Nah, wasn't that. Walker is generally level-headed. Just lost it for a minute. You cou,d tell her resisted very shortly before tossing the ball in Cardinals player direction.

 

[BDD222]

Feels like Walker and JSN are doing their best to make sure we don't miss DK's antics. Just when we think we get rid of one knucklehead, a few more pop up to take his place.

What did JSN do? That holding call was bullshit. I am certain that Seattle will be receiving a, "Hey, we missed that one," letter from the league.

I wish the NFL would make them FT referees, but they don't want that. In European soccer, if the referees make egregious calls, they are suspended and they don't hide why the referees were suspended. Doesn't change the outcome, but at least demonstrates accountability.

 

[bileever]

JSN was lucky not to get another flag for his comments. Many think that he should have gotten another flag for that:

Alex Kemp's restraint after Jaxon Smith-Njigba's open-mic remark highlights officiating inconsistencies

On Thursday night, Seahawks receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba risked having another 15 yards of field position added to the 10 yards (and lost touchdown) that resulted from a holding penalty.

www.nbcsports.com

I have to laugh at the comments about the refs being against us. First of all, if the fix is in, it won't be in favor of the Cardinals. I mean, I think even God hates the Cardinals. Second, every NFL fan thinks the refs are against them. Talk to a Saints fan lately?

Coby Bryant's fumble was unfortunate. Turning gold into straw. Tyrice Knight may or may not have caused it, but either way, it's Bryant's job to protect that ball.

And that hold on JSN was legit. Replay showed him taking the defender to the ground. It was bullshit only because it was totally unnecessary for him to do that.

Talk about keeping your poise and attention to detail. These little things like the unsportsman like call against Walker, the fumble by Bryant and the comment by JSN could have been bigger factors in the game and we were lucky that they weren't.