All articles tagged with #nfl officiating
Originally Published 20 days ago — by Awful Announcing
Nate Burleson suggests that Detroit Lions players believe the NFL has a bias against their team, citing past and recent controversial officiating decisions that have negatively impacted the Lions' chances, fueling a sense of being targeted by the league.
Originally Published 25 days ago — by The New York Times
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua criticized NFL referees during a live stream, claiming they want to be on TV and questioning their calls, which drew attention amid the Rams' crucial game preparations. The incident also involved controversial content with streamer Adin Ross, highlighting ongoing tensions between players and officials in the NFL.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by AP News
Week 8 of the NFL was marred by questionable officiating, including blown calls and controversial whistles that affected game outcomes, highlighting ongoing concerns about refereeing consistency and its impact on the sport.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by NBC Sports
During a game against the Giants, Jalen Hurts fumbled on a tush push play, but officials wrongly ruled that his forward progress was stopped, preventing the fumble from being reviewed and leading to an incorrect scoring play for the Eagles.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by NBC Sports
Nick Sirianni stated that the Eagles will coach the tush-push play the same way as always, emphasizing adherence to the rules and proper technique, especially after the NFL increased officiating scrutiny on the play following missed calls in a recent game.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Mile High Report
In the Denver Broncos' 29-19 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, officiating was consistent, with Ron Tolbert's crew opting not to call penalties in questionable situations. Patrick Surtain's plays were scrutinized, but ultimately deemed fair. The Broncos faced issues with play-calling, burning timeouts to avoid delay penalties, which may be attributed to Bo Nix. Despite some missed calls, the officiating was praised for its precision and consistency.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Sports
Tennessee Titans head coach Brian Callahan criticized NFL officials after a controversial penalty on safety Mike Brown for unnecessary roughness extended a Minnesota Vikings touchdown drive in their 23-13 loss. The call, which many, including CBS analysts, deemed incorrect, negated a fourth-down stop by the Titans. Callahan's protest led to an additional unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. Titans player Jeffery Simmons expressed frustration with the officiating, suggesting the team feels "cursed" by such calls.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Sports
Troy Aikman criticizes officials during a replay review in the Packers-Giants game, calling the delay "ridiculous" and urging them to make a decision. The review took over 90 seconds to determine that Giants tight end Lawrence Cager had touched the ball, nullifying a penalty and resulting in the Giants taking over at the 11-yard line. Aikman's frustration reflects a larger issue with officiating inefficiency and questionable calls in the NFL and sports in general.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Athletic
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and coach Andy Reid expressed frustration with the officiating after their loss to the Buffalo Bills, with Reid calling a late offensive offside call "a bit embarrassing for the National Football League." Mahomes slammed his helmet on the ground and criticized the call as the "wildest f—— call I've ever seen." The Bills kept their playoff hopes alive with a game-winning field goal, while the Chiefs' chances of earning the AFC's top playoff seed have dwindled.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by USA TODAY
Patrick Mahomes expresses frustration with NFL officiating after a controversial offsides penalty on Kadarius Toney wipes out a potential game-winning touchdown for the Kansas City Chiefs in their loss to the Buffalo Bills. Mahomes criticizes the referees for shaping the outcomes of multiple games and calls for the players on the field to decide the game. Chiefs coach Andy Reid also expresses frustration, calling the penalty embarrassing for the NFL. The Chiefs are now the No. 3 seed in the AFC playoff picture.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CBS Sports
The NFL officiating crew led by Brad Allen will be closely watched during the Texans-Jets game after recent controversies involving missed calls. Last week, a no-call on pass interference favored the Packers, while the previous week, an obvious pass interference was missed, affecting the outcome of the game. The NFL is seeking more consistency in officiating and wants to avoid controversy. The game between the Texans and Jets holds playoff implications for Houston, adding further importance to the officiating decisions.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CBS Sports
The Green Bay Packers' win over the Kansas City Chiefs was marred by multiple officiating mistakes on the final drive of the game, including a questionable late hit out of bounds penalty, a fumble recovery for a touchdown that should have been ruled down, a missed pass interference call, and a clock stoppage error. These critical errors highlight the ongoing issue of NFL officiating and the need for improvement.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Riggo's Rag
The Washington Commanders secured a crucial victory against the New England Patriots in Week 9, providing some relief for head coach Ron Rivera. However, the game was marred by controversial officiating, with a roughing the passer call against rookie K.J. Henry drawing particular criticism. Despite the win, concerns remain about the Commanders' upcoming challenging schedule, while the league's officiating issues persist.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by New York Post
Former Cleveland Browns offensive lineman Joe Thomas criticized a holding call made against James Hudson during a preseason game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Thomas, who was commentating on the game, expressed his frustration with the call, calling it "criminal" and suggesting that the referee should retire. Upon reviewing the play, Thomas believed that Hudson's block was clean and that the Eagles lineman had simply fallen to the ground. Hudson, a fourth-round pick by the Browns in 2021, was penalized despite the clean block. The game ended in an 18-18 tie.