Did anyone see that roughing the passer call Patriots vs Giants game.

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Regardless what happens That was straight bullshit. Nobody from the Giants blocked the Patriots defender so he had a clean sack. Zebra called that roughing the passer straight 🗑 call.

 

[Enikk]

Last year, the preseason was more unwatchable than ever. I didn't think that was possible but the officials over emphasizing what they were going to look for/call differently that year. Losing more interest in the NFL each year. Not really football anymore

 

[Wagerallsports]

Won't be the last time we get upset with a BS call this year, that's for sure

 

[Capitalist Pig]

I saw it and said wtf, it looked to me that the pass rusher had his arms around the qb body before he released the ball

 

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I saw it and said wtf, it looked to me that the pass rusher had his arms around the qb body before he released the ball

There was noway that was roughing QB.

 

[MinnesotaFats]

How about a video?

 

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At 1.11 on the clock Minnesota

 

[lemartinsports]

i wouldn't say thats roughing the passer

 

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Absolutely not. You sir are fucking correct straight bullshit trash call by the zebra these kinds of calls can swing a game easily and screw the bettors in some fashion.

 

[2the9s]

He hit the QB high. Even though it doesn't look like his helmet hit Love's chin on replay, in today's NFL that's a penalty every time. Either Belichick will coach him to make regular form tackles in that spot or cut him. That's a penalty his teams don't make.

Just my opinion...

 

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He hit the QB high. Even though it doesn't look like his helmet hit Love's chin on replay, in today's NFL that's a penalty every time. Either Belichick will coach him to make regular form tackles in that spot or cut him. That's a penalty his teams don't make.

Just my opinion...

Everytime the QB goes down hard its roughing the passer. That was an excellent clean sack imo. But in the end it didn't matter.

 

[lemartinsports]

does he hit the passer a split second after the ball left his hand? potentially, so its roughing lol

 

[2the9s]

Everytime the QB goes down hard its roughing the passer. That was an excellent clean sack imo. But in the end it didn't matter.

Until 2 or 3 seasons ago it was absolutely a clean sack, and even now it doesn't look like the QB got hit in the head. Still, going high and getting even near the QB's head is a penalty every time. If the LB had hit the QB around the navel instead of around the collarbone it would not be a flag. A lot of fans don't like it, but that's just the way it is now.

 

[sharpsquare]

These roughing calls have definitely gotten out of hand the last couple of years. And the worse part of it many times is the inconsistency.

In one game you see a call and you say what the fck is the defender supposed to do grab his flag? And then in a different game 5 mins later a QB gets side-swiped and no flag.

It can be maddening at times esp from a wagering standpoint on these games. Because of many of these calls are game changers.

 

[chuckythegoat]

does he hit the passer a split second after the ball left his hand? potentially, so its roughing lol

Goodell turned the NFL into the biggest pussy-league around.

LeMartin, go read up on HARDY BROWN from the old-school NFL. Back when it was a real sport. Talk to you manana.

 

[chuckythegoat]

These roughing calls have definitely gotten out of hand the last couple of years. And the worse part of it many times is the inconsistency.

In one game you see a call and you say what the fck is the defender supposed to do grab his flag? And then in a different game 5 mins later a QB gets side-swiped and no flag.

It can be maddening at times esp from a wagering standpoint on these games. Because of many of these calls are game changers.

SharpSquare, remember how hard the Saints got f*cked in the 2018 playoff game vs the Rams? The refs throw flags every play, but guy eats it on that play.

I'm not a Saints fan. But I have full respect for Brees as a pro. Between the Ram game and the impossible finish vs the Vikings in 2017.

 

[sharpsquare]

SharpSquare, remember how hard the Saints got f*cked in the 2018 playoff game vs the Rams? The refs throw flags every play, but guy eats it on that play.

I'm not a Saints fan. But I have full respect for Brees as a pro. Between the Ram game and the impossible finish vs the Vikings in 2017.

I remember all too well

 

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does he hit the passer a split second after the ball left his hand? potentially, so its roughing lol

I'm just glad it didn't cost me a cover because those suck.

 

[MinnesotaFats]

Still need video clip. Highlights didn't have it...

 

[chuckythegoat]

I remember all too well

Drew really was worthy of being a 2x SB champ. Needed to get a little luckier. Also had a tough playoff loss at San Fran.