I'm beating a dead horse but those penalties at the end

or lack of penalties.

The holding or pass interference on the Cards that the ref threw the flag, but picked it up because it was deemed not catchable and than the bogus late hit on the Chargers. Every week the refs are changing the outcomes of games. I'm beating a dead horse because this is happening every week.

This is not new sir 

The NFL will never let the last 3 minutes of a close game end with a 4 and out or winning team just taking 3 knee's, There is always a penalty to keep the drive alive. Every single week it happens and its complete BS. That fumble into the endzone looked like he stepped out of bounds on the replay but I refuse to pay for another streaming service. Was it reviewed? 

Just realized there was a woman ref in the game. Get the ho's out of the game.

Women weaken legs!

The game was a fucking abomination by the referees. Everything that could have possibly went wrong for the Chargers did, and then the refs made it worse. I’ve said this a million times on here (and still haven’t learned myself) don’t bet on Monday night football. The prime time games are the most poorly officiated and most suspicious games week after week.

Im not a fixed game guy, but the officials are deciding these games week after week year after year. It sucks when you have a great angle/model performance/handicap on a game and then you realize that you never had a chance because of the refs. I don’t care if it’s your strongest play on the board, don’t bet Monday night football.

great post. Agreed.

They should remove the refs and just let them self officiate.  

They should, and could, remove substantial subjectivity from the game.

But they won't.

The ability to challenge penalties, including PI, would stop a lot of crap.  Yes yes we've been there before but we have more and better technology now.

All that being said, they have no interest in altering the product cause they're killing it.

@unplucked_gem

 It is pure insanity that half of the game is decided by perfect camera angles and high levels of technology and efficiency, but the other half is left to ridiculous human errors that cost teams wins, playoff berths, and championships.