the league office needs to apologize for that last non-call

[Brak]

That egregious PI non-call on the last play of the game was inexcusable to have happened in the first place, but then to not even review it upstairs, just as they did on the call they invented upstairs against the Cards, was un-freaking-believable. There's zero integrity in the NFL. The league needs to formally apologize to the Cards tomorrow and admit that that was a missed call - twice.

 

[Jetstream Green]

That egregious PI non-call on the last play of the game was inexcusable to have happened in the first place, but then to not even review it upstairs, just as they did on the call they invented upstairs against the Cards, was un-freaking-believable. There's zero integrity in the NFL. The league needs to formally apologize to the Cards tomorrow and admit that that was a missed call - twice.

The fact they did not even review the play tells what I need to know about the NFL... this is just entertainment and no longer a sport

 

[Proximo]

Here’s my question was it not reviewed because the time ran out?

 

[azsouthendzone]

NFL is a joke. It's a shell of what it once was. You would think they would look around at all of the empty seats around the league and take pause but the arrogance of Goodell us too much for them to overcome.

 

[Proteus]

Here’s my question was it not reviewed because the time ran out?

I thought that the game continues in the event of a defensive penalty.

 

[azsouthendzone]

Here’s my question was it not reviewed because the time ran out?

That has nothing to do with it. The penalty occurred on the final play.

 

[AZfaninMN]

The fact they did not even review the play tells what I need to know about the NFL... this is just entertainment and no longer a sport

I don’t get this argument when a team like TB is 2-6 entering today. If this was a winning team then you’d have an argument, but I’d still disagree.

 

[Timm Rosenbach]

This game is an example of why pass interference should not be reviewable. One play in the Saints Rams game caused a rule change in the NFL that should not have have been changed. The real problem is Patrick Peterson acting like a baby, Max Williams not catching a ball placed in his hands and poor play by Reddick and David Johnson

 

[Russ Smith]

They had 4 PI calls on the last 2 drives and got all 4 of them wrong IMO. The 2 against Evans both times he knocked the defnder off with one arm in a swim move and they called PI on the defender who lost his balance because of the push. The Kirk one was a bad call sold by Kirk as the announcer said. And then the no call against Cooper.

All 4 of those they got wrong

 

[Jetstream Green]

I don’t get this argument when a team like TB is 2-6 entering today. If this was a winning team then you’d have an argument, but I’d still disagree.

So you agree that the rules of the game should depend on your record when winning and losing by such calls which establish your record, the playoffs, the draft and the jobs of people in your league... you need to review your own principles for something which should remain a sport of fair competition to have any validity

 

[AzStevenCal]

I don't want an apology, at this point it's useless. I'm just petty enough though to want to see that Field Judge fired immediately. It's not like he didn't have a perfect view of it and still ignored the obvious PI.

 

[AZfaninMN]

So you agree that the rules of the game should depend on your record when winning and losing by such calls which establish your record, the playoffs, the draft and the jobs of people in your league... you need to review your own principles for something which should remain a sport of fair competition to have any validity

No. I’m stating the bucs have a losing record so why does the NFL care if they beat the cardinals who also have a losing record. If this were to happen and a team had a winning record vs a losing record than you’d have an argument: I would still disagree with that argument because I do not feel the NFL is rigged.

 

[Proximo]

That has nothing to do with it. The penalty occurred on the final play.

but the clock was at 0. If they reviewed it and gave us the PI would we even have any time to kick a fg?

 

[Jetstream Green]

No. I’m stating the bucs have a losing record so why does the NFL care if they beat the cardinals who also have a losing record. If this were to happen and a team had a winning record vs a losing record than you’d have an argument: I would still disagree with that argument because I do not feel the NFL is rigged.

Why are we all here then, Bucs or Cardinals fans... the NFL made money off of us, as any other team playing, for calling a farce

 

[Proximo]

I thought that the game continues in the event of a defensive penalty.

Yes, you are right. Forgot about that.

 

[azsouthendzone]

but the clock was at 0. If they reviewed it and gave us the PI would we even have any time to kick a fg?

Untimed down.

 

[nashman]

but the clock was at 0. If they reviewed it and gave us the PI would we even have any time to kick a fg?

Yes it would have been one untimed play for roughly a 38yrd FG

 

[Evil Ash]

but the clock was at 0. If they reviewed it and gave us the PI would we even have any time to kick a fg?

Yes on an untimed down. Game can't end on a defensive penalty

 

[Southpaw]

NFL is a joke. It's a shell of what it once was. You would think they would look around at all of the empty seats around the league and take pause but the arrogance of Goodell us too much for them to overcome.

WTH does Roger have to do with this. The Bucs suck = empty seats. Always been that way in the NFL. The Glazers are horrid owners and have always made horrid hires. The NFL doesn't have to sell a single ticket to make a huge profit due to TV revenue and merchandising. I can't even fathom why anyone would buy season tickets.

 

[Shaggy]

but the clock was at 0. If they reviewed it and gave us the PI would we even have any time to kick a fg?

Yes, they would get one more play and there wouldn't be time on the clock.

 

[Cheesebeef]

do we know that the league didn't review the play at the end of the game?

should have been PI, but we made so many idiotic mistakes, ran so much time off the clock for no reason and played such horrific D at the end, that I'm not going to lose my crap over a heave in the air that had some contact on it with zeroes on the clock because we had been so pathetic previous.

 

[azsouthendzone]

WTH does Roger have to do with this. The Bucs suck = empty seats. Always been that way in the NFL. The Glazers are horrid owners and have always made horrid hires. The NFL doesn't have to sell a single ticket to make a huge profit due to TV revenue and merchandising. I can't even fathom why anyone would buy season tickets.

Roger has everything to do with it with idiotic rules and tainting a product that is turning off fans. Empty seats are all over the league not just in Tampa.

 

[Southpaw]

This game is an example of why pass interference should not be reviewable. One play in the Saints Rams game caused a rule change in the NFL that should not have have been changed. The real problem is Patrick Peterson acting like a baby, Max Williams not catching a ball placed in his hands and poor play by Reddick and David Johnson

Yup. On the field it is a judgement call. In the booth it is a judgement call. These reviews have spoiled the flow of the game and brought out the hostility of the fans.

 

[Timm Rosenbach]

Yup. On the field it is a judgement call. In the booth it is a judgement call. These reviews have spoiled the flow of the game and brought out the hostility of the fans.

I almost miss the era of the early 90s with no instant replay. Getting sick of 30 minutes per game spent in the booth

 

[cardjunkie]

but the clock was at 0. If they reviewed it and gave us the PI would we even have any time to kick a fg?

Yes. The game cannot end on a defensive penalty.