What about calling back the Chief's defensive touch down when the Eagles player clearly had control of the ball. That was a catch and he fumbled; that was not an out of bounds catch. And what about the out of bounds catch that was flagged? The refs called it in favor of the Eagles and that call could of gone the other way. The holding call took more time off the clock and that is all it did. The Chiefs could have scored a touch down but chose to eat up the clock and go for a field goal. The game was not rigged. If you watch every play, most of the time a penalty could be called. Get over it.

@@brisbanekilarny6212 lmao your the one getting pent up writing a novel i think your the one who needs to get over something

@@brisbanekilarny6212 keep projecting crybaby ah bih

@@brisbanekilarny6212 still mad ahaha🤡 no ones reading that crybaby

@@brisbanekilarny6212 no ones reading what you say clown im just making sure i get the last word over your dumb ah🤡🤣🤣

Right that was 1 of the few times I didn't even think to get mad at the player for yelling at the refs.. Sullivan had every right. Took away both of his game changing plays for nothing

@@shayrohrer8299 Ookpooopo dm see d

The refs looked like they were making it their personal mission to piss Sullivan off by taking away his 2 touchdowns and then flagging him because he got rightly pissed off at their incompetence of doing their job. Sullivan had every right to be pissed off at them. The refs for that game should get an F grade for their performance

They flagged him because he broke the rules. Remember we can see the game on multiple cameras with slow motion, the refs are doing it in real time

Wen hes against u on fantasy

It's Viking suppression, is what it is. 😔

You can’t take your helmet off on the field… If he doesn’t know that he should be playing NFL

@@safeinsound666 that's not on topic

Being a Viking fan is like telling people you are gay without telling them you are gay

That's exactly what I was thinking. Ridiculous that these videos are longer than some of the highlight videos from the games. When is the NFL going to start punishing these refs for these horrible calls. There are a good number if calls that impact the outcome of the game. Are the refs paid, blind or both?

@@kennyperez775 the NFL knows this shit is going on and doesn't care. I'd bet my life savings they have say in a lot of these calls.

Turns out officiating is hard. That said, if you can do better, your local high school association is interested in your services, and after only a few years, you can move up to NCAA, eventually trying out for NFL.

@teebob21 nobody said it was easy but when you have refs that are trained in this shit and make damn good money to do it, they shouldn't be this bad. And if they are, they need to be fired. We have refs looking right at a play where there's a blatant foul and they don't call it. Or when they look at the play on review and still get it wrong. Not to mention it seems to happen a shit ton and the most egregious calls seem to always happen in the biggest games. I can't stand the argument of why don't you do it. Its lazy as fuck. Being a ref isn't our job, it's their job. They are getting paid a shit ton of money to do it and nothing happens to them even when they mess up week after week. The league doesn't even address it.

@@bryandedon7459Agree 100% I mean nobody is perfect but when some of these calls are so blatant that it brings up questioning and head scratches then someone needs to hold them responsible. I'm talking more than a statement from the NFL after the fact.

then getting flagged for being angry about their mistakes

That whole officiating crew needs the rest of the season off - and then be forced to use that time for some intensive training.

Imagine having a horrible name like “chandon.”

​@@jameslong9564 Talking about bad names is real big coming from "James Long."

@@masift1494 W

They are held accountable. They just keep it private.

Im mean nobody is perfect but... the NFL should be doing at least something to try to prevent such horrible calls

Scripted nfl

They gettin instructed on what to do stop blaming them an take a deeper look at the NFL they sign their checks

They're not being punished, if they were then this obvious bad calls would be less, not more. I'm beginning to think they either have bets on the games or the NFL is more like WWE with a scripted outcome. No way refs are this bad on purpose.

Nope sorry but just no the officiating in the second half of the colts vikings game was completely one sided like the supposed defensless player call between Gilmore and Jefferson i looked at that 3 times first of all jefferson dropped his head so they would call that otherwise it was shoulder on shoulder i would deem that a bullshit call every day of the week.

@Bob Green I do agree that forward progress stopped thing was trash im a colts fan and i say that was garbage Pittman 100% fumbled that ball.

@@jameszeigler9353 Gilmore jumped into the air to hit him. U can’t launch into a tackle in the nfl it’s unnecessary roughness

@@jameszeigler9353 bro he was off he ground and Gilmore went up targeted the upper chest, he’s 100% defenseless perfect call

@@jameszeigler9353 The one where Gilmore jumped into him? Cuz if you think JJ dropped his head on that play then you need to get your eyes checked. And it's a penalty 2 ways. Hit to defenseless receiver's head or neck area and when you jump you cannot initiate contact with your helmet to any part of the body, which you could argue he did as his helmet was the first thing to hit JJ.

Agree. I was there and the refs were just on colts side. But again, colt lost. Lol

Agreed almost as bad as the not called face mask that injured Dallas Goherd against the commanders

Go Birds!!

As a Vikings fan, honor is reciprocated. All I ask is for good, not perfect, officiating. Small request I think.

As an Atlanta fan, I’ll take whatever y’all give me.

absolutely horrendous and they STILL won so saddening

Also the call against colts safety Rodney Thomas for a sternum shot on Jefferson when he wasnt down by contact and or defenseless was a horrendous call too there was bad call on both sides some that helped the colts but alot that played a role in their demise too.

That was just an awful all around horrible officiated football game.

@@ualreadyknoitsyaboi hurr durr I’m so special guys, i know something you don’t. I’m woke enough to know the league is rigged hurr durr.

@@ualreadyknoitsyaboi Rigged for whom, dumbass? If the refs were going to rig it for the Vikings then why would they literally take 2 touchdowns off the boards for them and also call back a 60 yard return by Raegor on a nonexistent facemask penalty?

And clinched the NFC all on home turf SKOL VIKINGS

@@allisonkrueger8330north champs

Refs bet on games on the d/l and then sway the games as inconspicuously as they can

That and just like the WWE, NFL games are pre-decided to a point. That's how some of these "amazing" plays happen at just the right times.

@@heyitstoki How in the HELL can you guarantee someone catches a ball when they need to???

@Ted Teddy The may be human, but there is no excusing the 2 missed fumbles in the Vikings game. Sullivan had EVERY right to be pissed off.

Well let me tell you the NFL actually uses part-time refs most of these guys got other jobs too some of them could be lawyers you just never know there's been talk of making rest full time where they go to training camp and they watch videos and they home their skills just like how players do so we don't have this b******* and I also make it where it's less likely they're doing legal s*** like gambling because hey there other job can make them more money and they can be making money off gambling if there are only full-time refs then they can't it also doesn't help that the last two seasons most of these rafts are Young a lot of the Old timers were retired

They deserve it.

The Vikings offense started kicking ass in the 2nd half tho

Yeah considering the colts had it during the first half but then imploded

That's because they didn't last the whole season😂

Hell, at least one of them got the call right in that Seahawks/Packers game…Eventually they botched it in the end anyways 🤣😂🤷🏼‍♂️

@@zwillyyyy In my opinion the one who signaled incomplete was correct because there was what appeared to be OPI prior to the catch

@@DMoney0413 I 100% agree

Ever heard of bottlegate?

@@crimson1million the Browns! Yes I have! Another sign of ref bias.

I was at the game and man I’m still livid

It's an inexplainable kind of anger that feels like stress but isn't when I watched Tra Blake speak

Agreed. Competent coaching would have had the Vikings losing by 20.

@@devonalomar9012 Whatever you say

@@sSylver Comeback against genius coaching veteran Jeff Saturday🤣 0 coaches have ever allowed a comeback like that. Must be merely coincidental that a new coach with 0 experience allowed such mismanagement 🤔

@@devonalomar9012 ngl I thought you said competent officiating. Obviously if we were facing another team we would've lost. We're talking about the refs though

Agreed. Hitting them in their wallets might be the only way to get them to do their jobs right. People are imperfect, everyone makes mistakes, even referees. But there is no excuse for some of the bad calls I saw in this video.

This is by design. Bad referee calls are as much entertainment as the game. Similar to wrecks in Nascar.

Do people honestly think that officials don't watch game film and get evaluated after every game?

Every call is reviewed and given a score. Only the officials with the highest scores are selected to work postseason games (which pay a lot more). On-field NFL officials only make about 200-250k per year, so implementing a system that punishes them financially for poor performance wouldn't fly. In fact, they would immediately strike were this to even be considered.

They wouldn't want to be punished financially for poor performance so their solution would be to not go to work/not get paid?

I don't have a dog in the fight, but it looked like the correct call to me. The WR was stopped long before the ball came out.

@@teebob21 Yes but the play was blown dead way too fast

@@teebob21 The ball was literally bouncing on the ground before the whistle was blown. The ball was out before forward progress was even ruled

@@jeremiahkuehne2400 Just because the whistle hasn't blown yet doesn't mean the decision hasn't been made. There's such a thing as timing in officiating: see the entire play, judge all of the elements, decide on a call, make the call. In the same vein, umpires don't call a pitch the instant it crosses the plate.

You get use to it, trust me as a Chiefs fan (since 2000) it never gets old cuz the refs (Jerome Boger & Carl Cheffers are some of the most bias assholes in the NFL)

I was so mind blown, I was HEATED.

i’m a giants fan and i will say that the missed pass interference call was bullshit

As a Giants fan, I saw a hold before the pass as well as pass interference committed by the same defender on that receiver. Should have been 1st and Goal at the 1 yard line.

@@dawsongray638 we still had a LONG way to go even if we did get that TD if we wanted to pull out a win. But yeah that sucked hard

I want to know how come there isn't any other angle then the 2 they showed. They're camera all over the place.

@@tonys4250 They didn't need any other angles. I the one angle showed his second foot clearly out of bounds. That was the only angle they needed.

Have you noticed that the announcers hardly ever criticize the refs any more. They just go along with the bad call now days.

Eventuell dean blandino said that is not a touchdown hia left foot is out .

I find that karma for the tuck rule.

Hockey has the same problem and it is called the parallax angle. It is hard to truly say from those angles if he is for sure out of bounds with nothing directly on the top of that spot to show it. Mind you it is just going from those replays that were shown from the broadcast. Still I agree with you that he was out of bounds but there is a science to it if you really want to look into it.

@@bigevil66623 Correct. I think the call was missed, but there was no clear and indisputable video evidence. That said, this isn't one of the gross misses that replay was brought back to correct. In order for replay to become the end-all be-all of backup officiating, the NFL will have to commit to installing boundary cameras in every stadium for the sidelines, end lines, and goal lines. Neither NFL nor the owners want to take on that expense, no matter how loudly the fans cry for it.

@@teebob21 Any other team, or against any other team, that would have been called out of bounds.

@@MrAmazingGaytheist patriots get the most love from the nfl lol

They didn’t show the sideline angle that showed his foot was inbounds

are you kidding? they probably got bonuses

I would be the better ref and call back the away team just to give my home an a vantage

Same. I imagine they had to edit a lot of clips given that shitshow.

Actually dojn't do that. Aikman thought "There wasn't a whole lot there" despite Jalen Ramsey having a handful of jersey. He is as blind as the refs are.

@@chriskay1449 Or he is bored of this 4-10 rams team

@@thedeschannel3169 No he is just brain damaged and blind.

@@chriskay1449 there’s a reason my mom and I call him and Joe Buck, Buck and Fuck lol 😂😂😂😂

I actually feel like the announcers have been calling them out more this season than ever.

@@xlittlecountryx1733 Yeah but this video is bad, a lot of "incidental contact" while basically hugging people

Na, The announcers have really been calling out crappy plays as much as they can, some of them are even blatantly and obviously saying that it's bad or terrible calls that needs to be fixed. I mean Nate Burleson was calling The refs out so hard, and everybody was just yelling at him for being a homer.

They are probably advised not to. When they do call it out, they're probably getting heat from their producers, so take those as bold statements when they happen.

depends on who it is. seems like troy aikman wants to 'let 'em play' and tony romo will call out anything wrong he sees. but i'm most suspicious of the former players. seems like they usually have aikman's bent.

Loooooooool burn

Unless I'm wrong, I thought that HQ is involved when refs when plays go to reviews?

Unfortunately, this is the ONE time I actually agree with the REF, a majority of the guy's foot was inbounds (and b4 y'all ask, no I'm not a raiders fan), but other than that, these refs do SUCK.

@@JoTo150 I thought the rule about this was that it has to be at least the toe touching inbounds, and it will be considered incomplete if any part of the feet landed out-of-bounds first. Again assuming the WR had possession during the process.

@@JoTo150 "A player is out of bounds when any part of their body touches a sideline or other boundary line or when they touch anything other than a player, official, or pylon that is outside of the boundary line."

@@xavierchen7054 Correct. The rule is also that video must provide clear and indisputable video evidence to overturn the call on the field. No angle provided that evidence. All available angles rely on conclusions drawn because of the parallax effect. "Call stands" was the correct replay result by rule.

I was gonna say... lol

The Chiefs game, I felt was the most rigged game all year

@@_E_Pluribus_Unum_ anyone could see how obviously the refs were pulling for the Texans was.

@@typicalsneakerhead9426 Vikings would beg to differ, also congrats on your favorite team winning the Super Bowl, Eagles suck

Yea but some calls were alright

@@SuperLegendkiller21 On the international side, Hull led the United States to an Olympic silver medal at his second Games in 2002 and topped the tournament in scoring as Team USA captured the inaugural World Cup of Hockey in 1996, the first of his two World Cup appearances. He also participated in the 1991 Canada Cup and made his debut in a Team USA jersey at the 1986 International Ice Hockey Federation Men's World Championship.

The clips used are also 30 seconds to minutes long so it is less than it seems

Hes another RG3. Doesn't know how to avoid getting hit like Mike Vick did.

@@miterbenisdurty3862 stupid comment. Suh literally clubs him for no reason you clown

Why should they? Mobile QBs like Allen and fields choose to take those risks

True!! Like your commenting.

@@skidab3760 lol.😪😪😪😥😢

There were so many calls in that game it made me absolutely sick to my stomach.....then i seen what had happened in other games and just can't help but think this season is fixed from the get go.....chiefs easily should be 13 and 1 with their only loss being 4 points to buffalo.....there were calls in the cincy game that swayed it in favor of bengals changing the flow of the game and then the call against jones in the colts game that extended the game winning drive...... sickening

There were a few clips that didn't belong in this video and many many more that should have been..... that's why i watch these after watching all the games and replays that i can during the weekend

Watching the hard hits video i noticed the Texans were being kinda dirty lol

Yeah that game almost deserves its own video

There were definitely a few calls in that game that could have been shown in this video.....the forward progress that was called and then reviewed....they stole that possession away from the chiefs.... and a "blindside block" when the defender was chest to chest/face to face.... similar to the "crackback block" called against kadarius toney in an earlier game..... it's been HORRID!

Don't forget Cheffers throwing a flag nearly every play in the 4th quarter just to pick them up after the other refs talked him out of it. Dude has a vendetta against the Chiefs

Seriously! The NBA has allowed coaches to challenge just about everything

I don't care to watch it, I'll just stick to playing nfl fantasy leagues, more entertaining waiting to catch up or stay ahead in points.

They were chest to chest and face to face....it was similar to a crackback block they called against toney a few games back....plus the forward progress that they reviewed when it's not a reviewable play..... complete joke!

Agreed. I think it came down to veteran player vs rookie. He clearly tripped him.

What is a joke is Aikman claiming there isn't a whole lot there when you see Ramsey with a handful of jersey for most of the play.

I think it might have been that sell job by Ramsey tripping. But they wouldn't have called anyways as they stopped caring about people knowing that they rig games

Even as a rams fan, that did suck

excuses just like chiefs fans

@@billsfan1996 You still mad about them 13 seconds

@@xavierbush2115are u talking about the game almost over a year ago ?

@@Frags2000 Well he clearly still mad about it

If Colts paid refs, then Matt Ryan's QB sneak would have been a first down which refs called it short.

The offense substituted, so the defense must be allowed to complete their substitutions and get in position. The U should have stopped the snap entirely, and blown the play dead, as Blandino pointed out.

I know for a fact that you are a Niners fan

Gifted to them....i watched that game and got sick to my stomach with how one sided the calls were in that game

Buffalo always gets fucked

Chiefs are the new Patriots. Injustice towards them just doesn't bother me

Sounds good. We should also dock your pay for every mistake you make at work, too.

@@teebob21 do it enough and you don't have a job to worry about being fined for messing up. Nfl refs don't have to concern themselves with either and that needs to change

Players don't get fined for penalties. Players get fined for unsportsmanlike conduct and/or unnecessary roughness on the field. Unsportsmanlike conduct and unnecessary roughness also happen to be penalties in the game of football. Just because some A are B, and all B are C, does not mean that all C are A.

No way! I don't want calls like that in my kid's middle school games!