Patriots getting hosed

[Mots010]

Pats had 6 penalties for 46 yards. Broncos 5 penalties for 45 yards. Both teams gained two first downs from penalties, and both had pass interference or holding calls in the end zone.

Broncos are coming off a game with the Bears where they were called for 8 penalties for 119 yards, and the Bears had 0. Broncos fans were incensed, and you know what? Nobody cares. Just like no one cares that a couple of 50/50 calls went against the pats.

Pats with a 14 point lead in the 4th, against a backup in his second career start should be a win 10 times out of 10, and they shouldn't need help from the refs. Maybe if the pats even attempted to run the ball the 4th instead of throwing it every play in a snow storm, they could have pulled it out.

 

[upstater]

He's from Marlborough, MA. I could care less about his opinions on how a game is officiated I just find it hilarious that you have him as a Twitter buddy because he was trying to explain away the Patriots cheating. I get a kick out of how you will do anything to defend the honor of the Patriots and Penn State football, you should take up the cause of defending the Louisville athletic department while you're at it.

Yet another person who has no idea how Twitter works.

Yah, the ex-NFL head of officiating with over a decade under his belt on the field is not that knowledgeable. That's why he is much sought-after. Superjohn knows better than the guy hired by a multibillion industry to oversee reffing.

Yup.

Delusional.

 

[Scoe]

The Pats didnt make the plays at the end and the Broncos did. There were some bad calls but there is no conspiracy thats just ridiculous.

 

[Devland]

Pats showed how resilient they are. On a short week they go into the high altitude of Denver and finish the game without their top two defenders (Collins and Hightower) , four out of their top five offensive weapons (Edelman, Amendola, Dion Lewis and Gronk), a beat up offensive line and every break/call went against them and they still had a great chance to win this game. I don't think any other team in the NFL would have even been in this game.

 

[superjohn]

Yet another person who has no idea how Twitter works.

Yah, the ex-NFL head of officiating with over a decade under his belt on the field is not that knowledgeable. That's why he is much sought-after. Superjohn knows better than the guy hired by a multibillion industry to oversee reffing.

Yup.

Delusional.

I don't know how Twitter works? You're the dork who went searching for the former official's Twitter feed to confirm your whining.

 

[upstater]

I don't know how Twitter works? You're the dork who went searching for the former official's Twitter feed to confirm your whining.

I didn't go searching for his feed either.

And yeah, you don't need to follow someone. That's not how twitter works. You don't understand it.

 

[Redding Husky]

Pats showed how resilient they are. On a short week they go into the high altitude of Denver and finish the game without their top two defenders (Collins and Hightower) , four out of their top five offensive weapons (Edelman, Amendola, Dion Lewis and Gronk), a beat up offensive line and every break/call went against them and they still had a great chance to win this game. I don't think any other team in the NFL would have even been in this game.

I could not have said it better.

Go Pats!