PB calls him Tony 'pay the vig' Corrente...Corrente is to the Overlords of the NFL what Luca Brasi was to Don Corleone.
His presence still officiating is all the proof I need to know that game narratives are controlled by dirty refs.
The NFL isn't interested in having full time refs, is it because:
A. The league can't afford it?
B. The league doesn't care that their referees (supposedly stalwart members of the community) make questionable calls like clockwork which infuriates fans and gamblers alike?
C. Any mistakes the referees make are entirely above board and are simply errors in judgment...after all they are human?
D. The league controls the outcomes of some games with calls and noncalls through the use of unethical refs like Corrente?
PB calls him Tony 'pay the vig' Corrente...Corrente is to the Overlords of the NFL what Luca Brasi was to Don Corleone.
His presence still officiating is all the proof I need to know that game narratives are controlled by dirty refs.
The NFL isn't interested in having full time refs, is it because:
A. The league can't afford it?
B. The league doesn't care that their referees (supposedly stalwart members of the community) make questionable calls like clockwork which infuriates fans and gamblers alike?
C. Any mistakes the referees make are entirely above board and are simply errors in judgment...after all they are human?
D. The league controls the outcomes of some games with calls and noncalls through the use of unethical refs like Corrente?
The refereeing so far in the playoffs has actually been quite good and mostly fair.
The refereeing so far in the playoffs has actually been quite good and mostly fair.
uh Vinovich literally let the titans do whatever they wanted all game. Not one holding penalty (offense or defense) on titans while they played an incredibly physical game while they called at least 4 big penalties against the Ravens.
uh Vinovich literally let the titans do whatever they wanted all game. Not one holding penalty (offense or defense) on titans while they played an incredibly physical game while they called at least 4 big penalties against the Ravens.
uh Vinovich literally let the titans do whatever they wanted all game. Not one holding penalty (offense or defense) on titans while they played an incredibly physical game while they called at least 4 big penalties against the Ravens.
uh Vinovich literally let the titans do whatever they wanted all game. Not one holding penalty (offense or defense) on titans while they played an incredibly physical game while they called at least 4 big penalties against the Ravens.
PB calls him Tony 'pay the vig' Corrente...Corrente is to the Overlords of the NFL what Luca Brasi was to Don Corleone.
His presence still officiating is all the proof I need to know that game narratives are controlled by dirty refs.
The NFL isn't interested in having full time refs, is it because:
A. The league can't afford it?
B. The league doesn't care that their referees (supposedly stalwart members of the community) make questionable calls like clockwork which infuriates fans and gamblers alike?
C. Any mistakes the referees make are entirely above board and are simply errors in judgment...after all they are human?
D. The league controls the outcomes of some games with calls and noncalls through the use of unethical refs like Corrente?
PB calls him Tony 'pay the vig' Corrente...Corrente is to the Overlords of the NFL what Luca Brasi was to Don Corleone.
His presence still officiating is all the proof I need to know that game narratives are controlled by dirty refs.
The NFL isn't interested in having full time refs, is it because:
A. The league can't afford it?
B. The league doesn't care that their referees (supposedly stalwart members of the community) make questionable calls like clockwork which infuriates fans and gamblers alike?
C. Any mistakes the referees make are entirely above board and are simply errors in judgment...after all they are human?
D. The league controls the outcomes of some games with calls and noncalls through the use of unethical refs like Corrente?
Lol the amount of penalties is irrelevant .They call the game the way needed to for the desired result.
If you can call holding on every play and it's never called on one team.....well, figure it the fuck out already
Lol the amount of penalties is irrelevant .They call the game the way needed to for the desired result.
If you can call holding on every play and it's never called on one team.....well, figure it the fuck out already
What the frick does labeling them part time have to do with anything ? They do as their employers tell them and you have no clue what they really get paid.
Part time means nothing. Are they supposed to call imaginary games all week till sunday?
It's a pointless argument /reason.
They are told who to help win.its that simple
What the frick does labeling them part time have to do with anything ? They do as their employers tell them and you have no clue what they really get paid.
Part time means nothing. Are they supposed to call imaginary games all week till sunday?
It's a pointless argument /reason.
They are told who to help win.its that simple
uh Vinovich literally let the titans do whatever they wanted all game. Not one holding penalty (offense or defense) on titans while they played an incredibly physical game while they called at least 4 big penalties against the Ravens.
uh Vinovich literally let the titans do whatever they wanted all game. Not one holding penalty (offense or defense) on titans while they played an incredibly physical game while they called at least 4 big penalties against the Ravens.
1985 New England Patriots (11-5-0, 3rd Place, AFC Eastern Division)
Wild Card Playoff – at New York Jets – (W) – 26-14
Divisional Playoff – at Los Angeles Raiders – (W) – 27-20
AFC Championship – at Miami Dolphins – (W) – 31-14
Super Bowl XX – vs. Chicago Bears – (L) – 46-10
1992 Buffalo Bills (11-5-0, 2nd Place, AFC Eastern Division)
Wild Card Playoff – vs. Houston Oilers – (W) – 41-38 (OT)
Divisional Playoff – at Pittsburgh Steelers – (W) – 24-3
AFC Championship – at Miami Dolphins – (W) – 29-10
Super Bowl XXVII – vs. Dallas Cowboys – (L) – 52-17
1997 Denver Broncos (12-4-0, 2nd Place, AFC Western Division)
Wild Card Playoff – vs. Jacksonville Jaguars – (W) – 42-17
Divisional Playoff – at Kansas City Chiefs – (W) – 14-10
AFC Championship – at Pittsburgh Steelers – (W) – 24-21
Super Bowl XXXII – vs. Green Bay Packers – (W) – 31-24
1999 Tennessee Titans (13-3-0, 2nd Place, AFC Central Division)
Wild Card Playoff – vs. Buffalo Bills – (W) – 22-16
Divisional Playoff – at Indianapolis Colts – (W) – 19-16
AFC Championship – at Jacksonville Jaguars – (W) – 33-14
Super Bowl XXXIV – vs. St. Louis Rams – (L) – 23-16
2000 Baltimore Ravens (12-4-0, 2nd Place, AFC Central Division)
Wild Card Playoff – vs. Denver Broncos – (W) – 21-3
Divisional Playoff – at Tennessee Titans – (W) – 24-10
AFC Championship – at Oakland Raiders – (W) – 16-3
Super Bowl XXXV – vs. New York Giants – (W) – 34-7
2005 Pittsburgh Steelers (11-5-0, 2nd Place, AFC North Division)
Wild Card Playoff – at Cincinnati Bengals – (W) 31-17
Divisional Playoff – at Indianapolis Colts – (W) 21-18
AFC Championship – at Denver Broncos – (W) 34-17
Super Bowl XL – vs. Seattle Seahawks – (W) 21-10
1985 New England Patriots (11-5-0, 3rd Place, AFC Eastern Division)
Wild Card Playoff – at New York Jets – (W) – 26-14
Divisional Playoff – at Los Angeles Raiders – (W) – 27-20
AFC Championship – at Miami Dolphins – (W) – 31-14
Super Bowl XX – vs. Chicago Bears – (L) – 46-10
1992 Buffalo Bills (11-5-0, 2nd Place, AFC Eastern Division)
Wild Card Playoff – vs. Houston Oilers – (W) – 41-38 (OT)
Divisional Playoff – at Pittsburgh Steelers – (W) – 24-3
AFC Championship – at Miami Dolphins – (W) – 29-10
Super Bowl XXVII – vs. Dallas Cowboys – (L) – 52-17
1997 Denver Broncos (12-4-0, 2nd Place, AFC Western Division)
Wild Card Playoff – vs. Jacksonville Jaguars – (W) – 42-17
Divisional Playoff – at Kansas City Chiefs – (W) – 14-10
AFC Championship – at Pittsburgh Steelers – (W) – 24-21
Super Bowl XXXII – vs. Green Bay Packers – (W) – 31-24
1999 Tennessee Titans (13-3-0, 2nd Place, AFC Central Division)
Wild Card Playoff – vs. Buffalo Bills – (W) – 22-16
Divisional Playoff – at Indianapolis Colts – (W) – 19-16
AFC Championship – at Jacksonville Jaguars – (W) – 33-14
Super Bowl XXXIV – vs. St. Louis Rams – (L) – 23-16
2000 Baltimore Ravens (12-4-0, 2nd Place, AFC Central Division)
Wild Card Playoff – vs. Denver Broncos – (W) – 21-3
Divisional Playoff – at Tennessee Titans – (W) – 24-10
AFC Championship – at Oakland Raiders – (W) – 16-3
Super Bowl XXXV – vs. New York Giants – (W) – 34-7
2005 Pittsburgh Steelers (11-5-0, 2nd Place, AFC North Division)
Wild Card Playoff – at Cincinnati Bengals – (W) 31-17
Divisional Playoff – at Indianapolis Colts – (W) 21-18
AFC Championship – at Denver Broncos – (W) 34-17
Super Bowl XL – vs. Seattle Seahawks – (W) 21-10
sorry man but right off the bat I can tell you those Patriot slayers from 2007 had a home game in week 17, only had to win 3 roads to the SB.
maybe I misunderstood what you were saying, if those teams listed above didn't have the home game?
sorry man but right off the bat I can tell you those Patriot slayers from 2007 had a home game in week 17, only had to win 3 roads to the SB.
maybe I misunderstood what you were saying, if those teams listed above didn't have the home game?
Ok nevermind, I see what you did there
Ok nevermind, I see what you did there
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