02-07-2022, 03:38 PM
Im not sure what data you're using to make this statement so I don't know if its true. My gut says you're over-reacting to 1 or 2 calls.
The Bengals did have a couple of these in the playoffs likely because crowd noise at their away games. Nothing that had a meaningful impact overall in the game and given circumstances nothing to over-react to. Seemed like more of a problem at Tennessee and a bugged they worked out at KC (though there was at least one call in KC against them).
I did not watch the Rams games as closely so I don't know exactly what instance/s you're referring to but we are talking about but different games different refs.
I don't see why in the same game with same official's this wouldn't be called equally or fairly. Additionally despite this being in the Rams stadium this isn't really a home game in the true sense. Crowd noise will not likely be any different for either team while their respective offenses are on the field.
This feels like trying to find something to discuss/breakdown for the sake of doing so rather than a legitimate concern.
The Bengals did have a couple of these in the playoffs likely because crowd noise at their away games. Nothing that had a meaningful impact overall in the game and given circumstances nothing to over-react to. Seemed like more of a problem at Tennessee and a bugged they worked out at KC (though there was at least one call in KC against them).
I did not watch the Rams games as closely so I don't know exactly what instance/s you're referring to but we are talking about but different games different refs.
I don't see why in the same game with same official's this wouldn't be called equally or fairly. Additionally despite this being in the Rams stadium this isn't really a home game in the true sense. Crowd noise will not likely be any different for either team while their respective offenses are on the field.
This feels like trying to find something to discuss/breakdown for the sake of doing so rather than a legitimate concern.
