The officiating yesterday was absolutely disgusting

[yordad]

It looked to me like there was a PI early hit on about 50% of the passes.

[OpIv37]

1.) How is Wilkins not flagged for the helmet to helmet hit on a defenseless receiver?

2.) How do you not see a blatant kick to Josh's nuts, not to mention the multiple times he was either hit low, or in the head.

3.) How on earth does Tua pass concussion protocol that fast, after basically being knocked out cold? That was also a BS late hit call, but whatever.

4.) You don't call a holding penalty all game, but decide that with 25 seconds left, it's the right time? Gimme a break.


What a complete joke. The league doesn't give a flying crap about protecting it's players. They only care if the player's name is Brady.

The late hit on Milano was the right call. Real time, I thought it was weak, but when you watch the replay, Milano did extend his arms and push Tua after the ball was gone. It wasn't much, but he didn't need to do it. The QB is gonna get that call every time.

You're absolutely right about the concussion protocol though. I was shocked at how quickly they let him on the field. I saw that the league was looking into it but I doubt anything will happen. Even if it does, it's too late. Whatever damage was done to Tua has already occurred.

There were a lot of no-call's in Miami's favor all game.

[Forward_Lateral]

I didn’t think it was a poorly reffed game. A coupe of 15 yard penalties weren’t going to win us the game. We got beat, just have to move on.

Again, I have no idea what game you watched.

[swiper]

Again, I have no idea what game you watched.

At the very least, there was a lot of holding going on that wasn't getting called.

[Forward_Lateral]

At the very least, there was a lot of holding going on that wasn't getting called.

Which, honestly, I'm fine with, as long as you don't decide to call the first holding penalty with 20 seconds left in the game, in the most important drive of the game.