Just rewatched every snap of the Bucs Vs Packers game

[AWSbruh]

Holy refs the nfl wants a Brady, Mahomes Superbowl. And that last pass interference call??? Are the refs just going to miss that obvious hold????

[ohiostate124]

No you didn’t

[AWSbruh]

No you didn’t

Yes I did lmao you mad?

[BigDeeps01]

What a horrible poster

Negged, *******

[AWSbruh]

Sure you did.

OP just another Brady hater.

Referees legit missed 5 blatant false start calls by packer line man. It was ridiculous.

Not even a Brady or Rogers fan. I call it how I see it. Packers got reffed

[luckyboy23]

I used to hate on Tom Brady and the Pats for years and years and years... After a while, I just started to appreciate greatness. Dudes the GOAT. Get over it.

[HtotheOV]

refs were consistent on both sides

[BuckNakedinBama]

Lots of missed calls, mostly on the Packers OL for blatant holding.

[BigDeeps01]

Lots of missed calls, mostly on the Packers OL for blatant holding.

And false starts that weren't called but let's ignore all those and get mad at the most blatant defensive holding call in the game

[M0nkeyPrick]

Lol I'm sure the NFL would have hated this year's MVP and last year's MVP meeting up in the Super Bowl. Don't be a retard.

[danbuc]

cope harder *******

[rampagefc77]

And false starts that weren't called but let's ignore all those and get mad at the most blatant defensive holding call in the game

Eh, the most blatant hold was right before half when TB picked Rodgers off. Instead of the packers teetering on FB range, TB gets a TD off of the play, which was a likely 10 point swing.

Add in the call at the end of the game on an uncatchable ball and it enters egregious territory.

It's one thing to miss calls here and there, but when those calls lead to huge point swings or completely eliminate a teams chance of winning at the end, it demands more attention.

At the end of the day, it is what it is. Some guys seem to consistently benefit from these calls (tuck rule, etc.) while others don't. That is the razor thin margin between winning SB rings and not.

[Vhagar]

Eh, the most blatant hold was right before half when TB picked Rodgers off. Instead of the packers teetering on FB range, TB gets a TD off of the play, which was a likely 10 point swing.

Add in the call at the end of the game on an uncatchable ball and it enters egregious territory.

It's one thing to miss calls here and there, but when those calls lead to huge point swings or completely eliminate a teams chance of winning at the end, it demands more attention.

At the end of the day, it is what it is. Some guys seem to consistently benefit from these calls (tuck rule, etc.) while others don't. That is the razor thin margin between winning SB rings and not.

Does Erin’s loser mentality seep into the fan base or are you just like this on your own?

[Thai_Clinch]

I watched the game 3 times last night. Bucs and Packers both had calls that were let go. Refs did NOTHING that cost anyone the game. They let them play. The way they should.

Bucs won because they scored 21 points off turnovers. Packers scored only 6.
Bucs won because Leftwich called a play at the end of the first half that caught the Packers with there pants down and Scotty Miller catching a TD.
Bucs won because a multitude of reasons but the biggest ? They were the better teams both times they played this year.

You were treated to a good football game yesterday. Just accept the fact that Tampa has a really good football team and deserve to play in the super bowl.

[NorrinRadd12]

Like others have alluded to, the Packers OL got away with so many penalties they shouldn't have even scored. False starts and holdings everywhere.

[Thai_Clinch]

Like others have alluded to, the Packers OL got away with so many penalties they shouldn't have even scored. False starts and holdings everywhere.

There were a couple helmet shots that they let go as well. A roughing the QB that shouldve been called after brady was slammed after releasing the ball. plenty of calls that couldve been called but they let them play. People will complain about the final penalty at the end of the game that led to a first down but it's so obvious that you just had to call it.

[Tyler2106]

I watched the game 3 times last night. Bucs and Packers both had calls that were let go. Refs did NOTHING that cost anyone the game. They let them play. The way they should.

Bucs won because they scored 21 points off turnovers. Packers scored only 6.
Bucs won because Leftwich called a play at the end of the first half that caught the Packers with there pants down and Scotty Miller catching a TD.
Bucs won because a multitude of reasons but the biggest ? They were the better teams both times they played this year.

You were treated to a good football game yesterday. Just accept the fact that Tampa has a really good football team and deserve to play in the super bowl.

You had to watch the game 3 times to realize this?

[ajdahlheimer]

Add in the call at the end of the game on an uncatchable ball and it enters egregious territory.

Catchable or not doesn't matter for defensive holding though. Only pass interference. Even if they shouldn't have called it pass interference---you still have to call defensive holding there (which is an automatic first down).



The hold can't be disputed.

[rampagefc77]

Catchable or not doesn't matter for defensive holding though. Only pass interference. Even if they shouldn't have called it pass interference---you still have to call defensive holding there (which is an automatic first down).



The hold can't be disputed.

Now do the one before halftime which wasn't called, led to an INT, and a 7-10 point swing for the bucs?

Face it, it wasn't called all game. Egregious ones that led to turnovers and big point swings weren't even called. To call it in that situation, after everything else that took place all game, is the wrong call.

Now if they called the others where the packers receivers were mugged, I wouldn't mind the call at all. The packers likely wouldn't have been trailing at that point had it been called all game.

[Tyler2106]

Packer fans blame the refs for a clear hold / PI, but fail to own up to the following:

1) Throwing 3 straight incompletions to Adams in the red zone and settling for a FG
2) Missing a wide open Adams for an easy TD pass
3) Give up one of the worst TDs in the history of the playoffs with :01 left in the first half
4) Drop the 2pt conversion
5) Going 3 and out after the 2nd interception
6) Going 3 and out after the 3rd interception
7) Kicking a FG when down by 8 with 2 minutes to play

[ajdahlheimer]

Now do the one before halftime which wasn't called, led to an INT, and a 7-10 point swing for the bucs?

Face it, it wasn't called all game. Egregious ones that led to turnovers and big point swings weren't even called. To call it in that situation, after everything else that took place all game, is the wrong call.

Now if they called the others where the packers receivers were mugged, I wouldn't mind the call at all. The packers likely wouldn't have been trailing at that point had it been called all game.

Well that's all subjective as to whether one play was as egregious as the other, but my point was the uncatchable ball argument has no bearing either way.

[ajdahlheimer]

Packer fans blame the refs for a clear hold / PI, but fail to own up to the following:

1) Throwing 3 straight incompletions to Adams in the red zone and settling for a FG
2) Missing a wide open Adams for an easy TD pass
3) Give up one of the worst TDs in the history of the playoffs with :01 left in the first half
4) Drop the 2pt conversion
5) Going 3 and out after the 2nd interception
6) Going 3 and out after the 3rd interception
7) Kicking a FG when down by 8 with 2 minutes to play

How about the catastrophically bad tackling on the Fournette 20 yard TD run?

[rampagefc77]

Packer fans blame the refs for a clear hold / PI, but fail to own up to the following:

1) Throwing 3 straight incompletions to Adams in the red zone and settling for a FG
2) Missing a wide open Adams for an easy TD pass
3) Give up one of the worst TDs in the history of the playoffs with :01 left in the first half
4) Drop the 2pt conversion
5) Going 3 and out after the 2nd interception
6) Going 3 and out after the 3rd interception
7) Kicking a FG when down by 8 with 2 minutes to play

It's easy to focus on a consistent selectively applied penalty that shaped the entire outcome of the game. Everything else is just gravy.

The non-call PI before halftime that led to an INT and likely took 3 points off the packers scoreboard and led to the bucs getting 7 was the most egregious. If that is the standard set by the refs, then that play on the last drive shouldn't have been a penalty and the packers should have had another shot at the win.

[rampagefc77]

How about the catastrophically bad tackling on the Fournette 20 yard TD run?

The packers defense has always been a liability. I can remember 1 year in Rodgers career where the packers had a respectable defense.

[MYOFIBRAH]

Packer fans blame the refs for a clear hold / PI, but fail to own up to the following:

1) Throwing 3 straight incompletions to Adams in the red zone and settling for a FG
2) Missing a wide open Adams for an easy TD pass
3) Give up one of the worst TDs in the history of the playoffs with :01 left in the first half
4) Drop the 2pt conversion
5) Going 3 and out after the 2nd interception
6) Going 3 and out after the 3rd interception
7) Kicking a FG when down by 8 with 2 minutes to play

this af.

but muh flags and muh holds. lmao just pathetic. take a look at how the packers were being handed this game by tb12 and refused. the NFCC is the Packers super bowl so they must have felt like they already made it.

[DizzySmalls]

Holy refs the nfl wants a Brady, Mahomes Superbowl. And that last pass interference call??? Are the refs just going to miss that obvious hold????

Brady is the GOAT but his lines have been getting away with holding beyond the rate that any other team does for years now. It's just an unwritten rule like a star foul in the NBA

[Thai_Clinch]

You had to watch the game 3 times to realize this?

I watched it 3 times because it's fun watching my team go to the super bowl

[BigDeeps01]

Eh, the most blatant hold was right before half when TB picked Rodgers off. Instead of the packers teetering on FB range, TB gets a TD off of the play, which was a likely 10 point swing.

Add in the call at the end of the game on an uncatchable ball and it enters egregious territory.

It's one thing to miss calls here and there, but when those calls lead to huge point swings or completely eliminate a teams chance of winning at the end, it demands more attention.

At the end of the day, it is what it is. Some guys seem to consistently benefit from these calls (tuck rule, etc.) while others don't. That is the razor thin margin between winning SB rings and not.

By most blatant hold, I mean the easiest to spot / hardest to not call. The hold on the interception may have had a larger impact, but it was not as blatantly hard to miss as dude's white shirt literally stretched out for the refs to see.

No opinion on the non call on false starts or the non calls on offensive holding by green bay tho huh? Let's just focus on the one that happened right at the end?

You know how you make sure you don't leave it in the refs hands? Don't drop 2 pt conversion, don't fail to capitalize on 3 turnovers and don't make the call for a FG when down by 8 in the redzone

Anyone arguing refs when GB is in the field is absolutely laughable btw