Update on McRae

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(11-27-2018, 06:44 PM)bengalhoel Wrote: They missed that but called ticky-tack bullshit on us all day. When this team is good penalties are frustrating, when the team is struggling from injuries, under performing and lack luster coaching, they are unfair. 

Imagine trying to overcome injuries, a horrid offensive line and LB core, some of the worst uninnovative coaching in the NFL, the worst owner and on top of all that, there are a different set of rules for the Bengals for the refs. I have never hear double-blocking on a kick off return and it has been twice this year. Illegal snap??? I watched the replay and did not see anything. This crap is ruining my Sundays and it is bleeding into my Mondays now.

Yup, all that.

Now, we're not the Patriots or the Chefs (this year) or the Rams, etc., but people say that our team is horrible and all that jazz.

If the refs don't put them in the situation to begin with, will they have all these issues?

I guarantee that if the p;lay I highlight below was called as it was supposed to, the Browns stall on their first drive and the game is completely different at that point.

Can't wait to see them again in Browntown, whether we're going for a playoff spot or not.

(11-27-2018, 10:28 PM)Sled21 Wrote: And, for the shining moment in all of refereedom, how about that hold they called on Tyler Eifert....

Whom they CORRECTED the penalty to.

On the very first play of the game, Vinnie Rey is held on the screen, almost TWO DIFFERENT TIMES (one for sure, the other was wishy-washy) could a hold have been called, but nope, nothing.

Very first play. I knew that refs were going to give it to us after that, complete horseshit.

But they call, "illegal snap," when nothing happens, while McRae gets Stooler'd and absolutely nothing gets called.

Everyone was furious with me on Sunday, because it was ridiculous.