Mike Wallace Post Game Interview: Calls out Refs

[PhinFan1968]

That's easily explained by random variance, dude, come on.

*Hops on a plane to NFL headquarters, kidnaps Dean Blandino, and forces him to watch an endless loop of the Jimmy Wilson/Gronk penalty and that absurd PI call the Pats got against the Browns, Clockwork Orange Style, until he expires*


The rules are already on the books. The idea was that they are just going to call it 'every time that they see it' now. I'm all for fairness of officiating. If you're going to have the rules on the books, CALL THEM. Not just when you feel like it.

That Pats game in Foxborough was one of, if not the worst called game I've ever seen. "Batting" the ball away, when he was really trying to pull it in.........I was so f***ing mad....

 

[LANGER72]

He was held fersure... otherwise even the TannePavlovians would be hard pressed not to be raving over the perfect pass (whether Wallace's butterfingers would have been able to bring it in or not).

It would be funny to see Wallace hand with fingers made of land o lakes butter...

 

[tazthenomad]

It's funny how one call / no call can make a lot of difference.

I am willing to bet that if that call is made or if Wallace isn't held up and that play is a TD that these recent "Wallace is no good", "Tannehill is not throwing the ball to him correctly" wouldn't exist.

 

[Travis34]

That's easily explained by random variance, dude, come on.

*Hops on a plane to NFL headquarters, kidnaps Dean Blandino, and forces him to watch an endless loop of the Jimmy Wilson/Gronk penalty and that absurd PI call the Pats got against the Browns, Clockwork Orange Style, until he expires*

That was a HORRIBLE call on Wilson

 

[Travis34]

New England leading the league in PI's dismissed, PI's at home and third in PI yardage gained. Baltimore was first in yardage gained. I distinctly remember two completely phantom calls against us against both Baltimore and NE, and the weird thing is in both of them the flag came from an official not designated to that WR, and away from the play. Also Baltimore got a phantom one against the Vikings that allowed the game to continue and keep them in the playoff race. I also remember 1 of the 2 called against us; Wallace was tackled as he was about to break free for the winning score in OT game against Cincy. The most blatant PI you'll ever see.

More memorable terrible calls

 

[LandShark13]

He was held and although he shouldn't say anything the way flags have been flying that should of been called.
[video=youtube;BpFK2UVxhvQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpFK2UVxhvQ&feature=youtu.be[/video]

 

[finfan54]

The problem is....they made up new rules about no touching and they will enforce it like no tommorrow....well, tommorrow is here.

 

[AllFinsAllDay]

He was held and although he shouldn't say anything the way flags have been flying that should of been called.
[video=youtube;BpFK2UVxhvQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpFK2UVxhvQ&feature=youtu.be[/video]

What gets me is what could the ref possible be looking at?