
this is for you guys, cheer up.
[ Edited by Rocket4989 on Feb 3, 2013 at 23:12:23 ]
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Originally posted by SnakePlissken:Like I said, drafting some good refs in the next draft is pivotal
3 years ago in that Chargers game, Justin Smith gets ejected for tapping a ref on the shoulder to get his attention, and this guy gets to stay in the game? Wow.
Originally posted by MontanaSBGod:And your point?
Originally posted by 9ersLiferInChicago:
Originally posted by Rocket4989:Tell me about it
let see how many of these band wagoners are going to leave after today game.
I was in the Buffalo game in the pouring rain in the stick. Last game of the season, we lost. A 6-10 season I believe.
Nobody was there. Its the year before superbowl. The 1st one.
Originally posted by ION2814:I just realized, the Ravens are undefeated at the Superbowl with multiple titles...![]()
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Originally posted by Rocket4989:
this is for you guys, cheer up.
Originally posted by ION2814:
I just realized, the Ravens are undefeated at the Superbowl with multiple titles...![]()
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Originally posted by SFTifoso:
Anymore proof needed? Ray Lewis' "last ride" got to the refs.
Originally posted by hawkfan:
To be honest I was rooting for the Ravens because of this rivalry and all that, but now I see this as a mirror match to SB XL. The holding on the kickoff return, the offsides on the 2 pt conversion, uncalled pass interferences from the Ravens, and that pushing the ref debacle. I feel like you guys got robbed. It's like the Jerome Bettis "Homecoming" in XL; the NFL refs probably put some calls against the 49ers for Ray Lewis before he retires. I'm not saying that the Ravens should have been blown out since they did play well throughout the game, but the game should have been a close one with the 49ers winning. Well, hopefully we meet in 2014 at the NFC Championship game!
Originally posted by 9ersLiferInChicago:
Like I said, drafting some good refs in the next draft is pivotal
Originally posted by Kaep4MVP:
Why? We didn't lose tonight because of the refs. The refs were very consistent tonight. No more excuses needed. We lost to a great team and if we were in Baltimores position everyone would be saying how it was a good no call at the end. Nobody can look at it in an unbiased angle. If you felt it should've been called then you should also feel Crabtree should've been called for PI. It would've been great to get 1 more chance to score but with the playcalling there what would've happened?
Personally, I felt the No call was the correct call, because Crabtree was the one to initiate contact past 5 yards so he could push off and get the TD. And I also felt the no call was the correct call because I'm DAMN sure I would've felt it was the correct call if we were on the defensive side.