Video compilaton of bad calls in Bronco-Raven game

[BigPlayShay]

Originally Posted by enjolras

Wasn't the kicker an oncoming substitute?

No, they ran 2 offensive plays in the 6th period before the FG.

[go_broncos]

It's tough to win games when you have so many bad calls..
I was confident about this game as i felt Baltimore is not a good team.
Their defense is old and offense was not clicking.

Really unlucky to have these kind of officials.
Officiating was better in remaining three games.
Added to that, we became very conservative during the end.

Tough to forget this loss.
Can't explain how the **** NFL can hire those type of officials.

[TonyR]

Originally Posted by Hulamau

We really need to send this to NFL headquarters and whats his face ... having a senior moment here ... oh yeah Goodell! Not that it would do much good but just maybe someone in authority sees the light and demotes that clown ref from ever running (ruining) another game as Head Ref!

We should send it and post it anywhere and everywhere we can. Not that it will do any good but it will make me feel better. I would assume the Broncos put something similar together and submit to the league?

[manchambo]

Originally Posted by BigPlayShay

No, they ran 2 offensive plays in the 6th period before the FG.

And the trainer who held it for him is certainly not a substitute, or a trainer attending to the welfare of a player.

[WolfpackGuy]

Originally Posted by manchambo

And the trainer who held it for him is certainly not a substitute, or a trainer attending to the welfare of a player.

A god damn trainer was holding it!?

WTF, officials!?

[Gutless Drunk]

Originally Posted by BigPlayShay

No, they ran 2 offensive plays in the 6th period before the FG.

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Mike Pereira was just on the Fan spinning away. He incorrectly claimed it was a
substitution. Obviously Scott Hastings didn't challenge him - just bull****ted about how he calls the NBA - Lame.

Pereira did seem to intimate the PI calls were not called evenly.Wouldn't come out and say it though. I will post the link the the audio when it is up.

Here it is. Go to:

http://www.1043thefan.com/Channels/D...spx?ID=1865393

[LetsGoBroncos]

Up to 195 views on Youtube!!

Is the title of the video in any danger of getting you in trouble?

[nyuk nyuk]

The "Kill Bill Vinovich" vid I posted at Ravens.com forums along with a detailed description of uncalled violations by the Ravens - with quotations from the NFL rule book...

My post apparently made it to the divisional game thread to which at least 2 people responded. Then it was deleted, along with responses, and the topic has since been locked.

They know damned well. They're doing damage control.

[nyuk nyuk]

Originally Posted by LetsGoBroncos

Up to 195 views on Youtube!!

Is the title of the video in any danger of getting you in trouble?

I think it should be changed. It's deletion bait.

[Rother8]

I had no problem with
1- the tuck rule on Peyton
2- the Boldin catch
3(ish)- the PI on Carter in the 1st quarter

The Champ PI, Decker offensive PI, and the Kuper hold were literally laughable. I challenge anyone to find one holding call in a goalline or short-yardage situation. Defenders come flying in, it's impossible to call that unless you are a full fledged dumbass.

I'm indifferent on the Demaryius incidental tripping call. Defender was clearly not looking to make a play on the ball, still tough call though.

My knee-jerk reaction to the calls that game were if Dan Dierdof is b****ing and moaning about calls against Denver, Vinovinch can vault off a cliff.

[TheElusiveKyleOrton]

Originally Posted by nyuk nyuk

The "Kill Bill Vinovich" vid I posted at Ravens.com forums along with a detailed description of uncalled violations by the Ravens - with quotations from the NFL rule book...

My post apparently made it to the divisional game thread to which at least 2 people responded. Then it was deleted, along with responses, and the topic has since been locked.

They know damned well. They're doing damage control.

It's funny; none of them deny anything, and they ALL know they got away with near-murder in that game. And this from a fanbase that went pro YEARS ago b****ing about the refs, and before the game started were prefacing their eventual loss with things like "I sure hope the refs don't give Peyton any nonsense calls. League LOVES Peyton."

All you can do is .

[sgbfan]

1. PI on Carter should have been illegal contact, but if thats called, the DT one should have also, it was more obvious.

2. The tuck rule, I can see how it wasn't overturned, tough call

3. The Boldin Catch was another one that is too close to call, OK to stick with the call on the field.

But the rest were horrible. That is 5 bad calls that changed field position, led directly to points or TO's (which led to points) or stopped a drive that would have ran the clock out at half, and given a better chance at a FG or a TD (Hester).

The Thomas call was the only one that didn't make much difference as we eventually scored a TD anyway, but it makes the Carter PI look worse.

All that combined, and the Broncos still should have won. This is the kind of game you never get over.

[Ratboy]

Originally Posted by BigPlayShay

Want to make sure you all caught this in the video as well:

We were robbed the entire game.

Can't beat the refs.

[Cass]

Originally Posted by BroncosfanGuy

the NFL obviously picked him and his crew (who had not worked a game together all year) for a reason....what that reason is is up for debate.

They want Ray Ray to retire in a blaze of glory. I look forward to seeing what sort of shenanigans occur in Foxboro.

Funny enough, even with the horrible officials and the Broncos' disappointing play, the Ravens still needed overtime to win. A truly strong team would have been able to beat the Broncos up.

[jerseyboiler120]

Its all about that criminal ray lewis. League has basically performed fellatio on him for 3 weeks now.

If boldin's trap is ruled a catch, then Stokely's (I think it was Stokely) on the next drive in OT has to be ruled a catch as well.

[Gutless Drunk]

they were also all on third down, either extending a drive for Baltimore or killing a drive for us:

Carter's DPI- Continued Baltimore drive led to TD
No DPI called for Decker- Pick 6
No DPI called on Suggs- Ends Denver's drive
Kuper's holding on the Lester dive- Drive killer
Tuck Rule PM fumble- Ended Denver drive
Boldin losing control of the ball- Continued Baltimore drive
Champ's PI- Continued Baltimore drive

[Cito Pelon]

The leg whip by the CB on DThomas, the holding on Kuper, the Boldin "catch" were the egregious ones to me. And of course the PI on Champ.

[BroncosfanGuy]

Originally Posted by Gutless Drunk

they were also all on third down, either extending a drive for Baltimore or killing a drive for us:

Carter's DPI- Continued Baltimore drive led to TD
No DPI called for Decker- Pick 6
No DPI called on Suggs- Ends Denver's drive
Kuper's holding on the Lester dive- Drive killer
Tuck Rule PM fumble- Ended Denver drive
Boldin losing control of the ball- Continued Baltimore drive
Champ's PI- Continued Baltimore drive

amazing...usually complaining about the refs is lame, but how can this be brushed aside with a straight face?

[LRtagger]

urge to kill...rising....

[Gutless Drunk]

Originally Posted by Cass

They want Ray Ray to retire in a blaze of glory. I look forward to seeing what sort of shenanigans occur in Foxboro.

Funny enough, even with the horrible officials and the Broncos' disappointing play, the Ravens still needed overtime to win. A truly strong team would have been able to beat the Broncos up.

I seriously doubt the Ravens get away with mugging the Patriot receivers in
Foxborough. There's no home town calls quite like the Patriots get. I was hoping we might benefit from the same, I was horribly wrong.

[TonyR]

Originally Posted by Rother8

I had no problem with
1- the tuck rule on Peyton
2- the Boldin catch
3(ish)- the PI on Carter in the 1st quarter

The Champ PI, Decker offensive PI, and the Kuper hold were literally laughable. I challenge anyone to find one holding call in a goalline or short-yardage situation. Defenders come flying in, it's impossible to call that unless you are a full fledged dumbass.

I'm indifferent on the Demaryius incidental tripping call. Defender was clearly not looking to make a play on the ball, still tough call though.

My knee-jerk reaction to the calls that game were if Dan Dierdof is b****ing and moaning about calls against Denver, Vinovinch can vault off a cliff.

I think your post is fair except the one DT non-call I bolded. That was blatant. The defender knew he was beat and intentionally tripped him. That was basically a TD taken off the board.

[nyuk nyuk]

Originally Posted by jerseyboiler120

Its all about that criminal ray lewis. League has basically performed fellatio on him for 3 weeks now.

The media certainly has been.

[nyuk nyuk]

Originally Posted by TonyR

I think your post is fair except the one DT non-call I bolded. That was blatant. The defender knew he was beat and intentionally tripped him. That was basically a TD taken off the board.

Yes it was. DT would have had a sure touchdown and the defender knew it so stuck out his left leg as he was going down.

[nyuk nyuk]

Originally Posted by Rother8

I'm indifferent on the Demaryius incidental tripping call. Defender was clearly not looking to make a play on the ball, still tough call though.

How can you be indifferent when he intentionally jutted his leg out AT Thomas right when he was starting to fall down? That was a TOTAL Tonya Harding.

[TonyR]

I sent this video to Bill Simmons, IAOFM, and Mike Kils, and also posted on my facebook page. Might be too late to get much play on this but worth a try.