Officiating crew is done

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(01-16-2022, 03:40 PM)Sled21 Wrote: I learned a long time ago as a young cop that when my senses told me something wasn't right, something wasn't right. In all my years watching the NFL, I don't think I've seen them come out and bash a ref crew like this publicly.  I said during the game day thread when I popped in, I would be interested if the ref who blew the early whistle had gambling debts, or if they got the call from New York. When I take that call, add in the BS roughing the passer call which put LV in position to score, and now the NFL publicly saying these refs will not be allowed to ref any more playoff games, I think it's pretty clear NY called and told the refs to make sure LV won. They didn't, now they can't ref any more games. Prove me wrong.

Fixed it.

But yeah, "inadvertent whistles" are dangerous because a few blown here and there can alter the outcome of a game. I think when the ball is released by the QB before the whistle it should be considered a continuation until it is touched/caught or hits the ground/out with no advancement.