[sneakerhead]

hows this any different than the panthers no call?

and even if they didn't get the PI call, what makes you think Brady wouldn't have got another 30 or so yards in 40 seconds? they scored the previous touchdown in 70 seconds
It ended up helping Browns if anything by giving them 30 seconds to kick a field goal for the win which they ended up missing.

flag or not, patriots would have ended up winning the game after the onside kick recovery. Now tell me that the onside kick should have been flagged too..

moron just mad patriots winning lol

[2Shirts]

poor Browns

Sucks for the Browns, but even more for the NFL. They are allowing their product to turn into a scripted joke.

[ThaTopMoron]

hows this any different than the panthers no call?

and even if they didn't get the PI call, what makes you think Brady wouldn't have got another 30 or so yards in 40 seconds? they scored the previous touchdown in 70 seconds
It ended up helping Browns if anything by giving them 30 seconds to kick a field goal for the win which they ended up missing.

flag or not, patriots would have ended up winning the game after the onside kick recovery. Now tell me that the onside kick should have been flagged too..

moron just mad patriots winning lol

so is everybody else obviously... keep assuming what would have happened with a proper no call on that junk throw by Brady

[sneakerhead]

so is everybody else obviously... keep assuming what would have happened with a proper no call on that junk throw by Brady

so if the flag wasn't thrown, they would have lost? the flag was the game deciding?

[darkhat]

You can see in the gif he was grabbing him hard at the 10 yard line anyway

the call doesn't matter either....there was plenty of time on the clock

Brady would have just marched down field........business as usual for him

[ThaTopMoron]

You can see in the gif he was grabbing him hard at the 10 yard line anyway

the call doesn't matter either....there was plenty of time on the clock

Brady would have just marched down field........business as usual for him

the WR initiated the contact... and the contact between the 2 was minimal. that is called "letting them play, just a little".

he didn't hold him, he didn't have hold of the jersey, no interference or a flag would have to be thrown on every single pass in every single NFL game played.........................

[jose21_us]

Just lost my 4 game parlay to these Jackass Patriots asswipes.
EDIT: I hate the patriots. Not really, or else I wouldn't have picked them. I know of the conditions, I get it. WTF though, step it up. They just ruined my $875 parlay payout. The last one. Wow...To the browns. Who beat you out the whole game. Damnit.

What you lose 5 bucks?

[Catchn_Picks]

Horrendous call…I cannot shake off that game…Had Under 48

[ThaTopMoron]

Horrendous call…I cannot shake off that game…Had Under 48

fukk bro

that's tough

[newguy]

Regardless what might have happened if that wasn't called, it was a bad call. On the drive before that, there were some really obvious offensive holding penalties not called. I told my wife right then that Pats would win - it was 26-14 at that point and I just said there was no way refs don't call that if they aren't really pulling for NE to win. Sure enough that happens.

[CATA]

2 team teaser cinn pk and pats -2. New eng can kiss my 2 point ass

[Unwritten Law]

I won ML with Pats but I even admit that was a horrible call. The ref let the play go but as soon as he saw the ball went through his hands, he immediately reached for his flag and called PI to get Pats 1st and goal. That was a BS call, again I even had the Pats ML on my parlay win.

[2daBank]

the only thing people hate is a horrible call from referees deciding an NFL game

horrible calls from the league is why pats have most their rings, that and knowing the other teams 1st 20 scripted plays..

[Unwritten Law]

you see the ref never reached for his flag when there was little hand contact, but only threw after ball bounced on the ground incomplete. That ref had Pats on the ML.

[ebelisle22]

that is clearly pass interference, tripped and then interfered with

[agendaman]

top moron you retired remember get lost pal

[pavyracer]

you see the ref never reached for his flag when there was little hand contact, but only threw after ball bounced on the ground incomplete. That ref had Pats on the ML.

It's not the refs. It's the NFL. The Northeast has no college football. So the NFL always pushes the Patriots to make the playoffs for TV reasons. The only way Northeast sees football in January is if Patriots make the playoffs. The South, the Midwest and the West have college football bowl games. The Northeast only has the Patriots.

[ChiLLx]

I didn't watch the game but kept just updates. I actually laughed when I saw this final score.

[ThaTopMoron]

top moron you retired remember get lost pal

gambling, not posting

[ThaTopMoron]

The Browns truly got robbed, but the onside kick was not touched first by New England. Gostowski almost touched it, but it clearly touched a Cleveland player first and was then recoved by New England. The PI call was a complete joke though. I can't believe they threw the flag on a play like that. What a joke.

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[tony_come]

What happened????

[MoneyLineDawg]

Pats in Foxboro is the most consistent ref advantage in the NFL and has been for years.....They don't get the same treatment on the road, but at home it's obvious

Haven't bet against the Pats at home in a long time, so many phantom PI, holding, reviews fukked up, etc

Not denying they are a good team, but the ref shit is beyond old

[sneakerhead]

Pats got robbed twice too, why does no one bring that up? The call against them in the jets game and than the panthers game

not saying this was not a phantom call though cause it sure did seem like it. There was minimal contact and it shouldn't have been called. But they have been on the wrong side of these calls too

[TheMoneyShot]

I thought Cleveland had that game. It was in the bag. They were up by 2 scores with like 4 minutes to go or something.

[bringyourDgame]

Wow, if you would take off your self-confirming glasses and look at ALL questionable Pats calls you would see that in 2 of 3 losses the Pats got screwed by refs, against Jets and Panthers.
But no, keep on specifically choosing which situations to look at to base your biased opinion on.

[ThaTopMoron]

http://www.waitingfornextyear.com/2013/12/peter-king-pass-interference-call-handed-new-england-a-win/

Tom Brady throws deep down the right sideline for Josh Boyce, into the end zone, with rookie cornerback Leon McFadden in coverage. There is light contact. Incidental contact. The ball falls incomplete. McFadden is flagged for defensive pass interference. The 29-yard penalty puts the ball at the Cleveland 1, and Brady throws the winning touchdown pass to Danny Amendola on the next play. That’s not interference in second-grade flag football, and here it could well have handed New England a win. Where did the flag come from? Why? How is that call made? TV color man Steve Tasker agreed. He called the call “horrible” twice and “terrible” once. Couldn’t have said it better.

[bringyourDgame]

http://www.patspulpit.com/2013/11/19...i-non-call-gif
Now, it's pretty clear from this close-up that this should have been a pass interference call on Kuechly. The ball was intercepted at the point where the foul began, meaning Gronkowski had no chance to get back to the ball and make a play on the football.
Had it gone uncalled, there would have been some outcries, but no big controversy. But the back judge actually threw the flag. The referee standing closest to the play threw the flag. And then the flag was picked up with absolutely no explanation from official Clete Blakeman.

-it's not exactly hard to find an internet article where someone shares your opinion, if that's what you set out to look for. Which is fine as long as you don't pretend that it's somehow the right opinion just because you share it. Open your eyes.

[sneakerhead]

http://www.patspulpit.com/2013/11/19...i-non-call-gif
Now, it's pretty clear from this close-up that this should have been a pass interference call on Kuechly. The ball was intercepted at the point where the foul began, meaning Gronkowski had no chance to get back to the ball and make a play on the football.
Had it gone uncalled, there would have been some outcries, but no big controversy. But the back judge actually threw the flag. The referee standing closest to the play threw the flag. And then the flag was picked up with absolutely no explanation from official Clete Blakeman.

-it's not exactly hard to find an internet article where someone shares your opinion, if that's what you set out to look for. Which is fine as long as you don't pretend that it's somehow the right opinion just because you share it. Open your eyes.

Lol