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Did you just see that crap! Ref thought atl had no timeouts so they pickup the flag thinking no will run the clock!! So obvious!
 
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They should consult the refs from Monday night Car/NWE.

 
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Too much nonsense at the end of NFL games

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BWAHAHAHHA
 
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there's holding on every play 
 
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Might have been most blatant fix I've ever seen there
 
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That was pretty bad 
 
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Lol they just said no flag on play.. Then came back with holding... Fix crap
 
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wtf was that? seriously these calls are looking more blatant all the time. With no one to answer to, who cares it seems
 
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 and then no FG to save the ones who bought to -7 
 
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The NFL is very shady... but everyone keeps coming back... I was on the right side of the fix tonight but that was some lowdown crap at the end.
 
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Saints backers had no business whatsoever covering. saints were wrong side end of story
 
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That was so shady. The ref who threw the flag had to remind the head ref that if there were no penalty the Saints might score and they might get their knees bashed up tonight. No dough on the game but that was too obvious.
 
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Saints should have kicked that fg to cover 2h tho. Its just pathetic how sloppy these refs are with fixing it. Very unprofessional lol
 
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And the face mask no call on Matt Ryan favoring saints if refs wanted ATL cover why no call on face mask? 
 
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Yeah I thought Saints were going to kick it to cover the 2H but nope Saints backers lose 2h and whole game. Wow double fucked for those who had two bets on NO.
 
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[Quote: Originally Posted by letsbreakem] That was so shady. The ref who threw the flag had to remind the head ref that if there were no penalty the Saints might score and they might get their knees bashed up tonight. No dough on the game but that was too obvious.
[/Quote how?  Falcons had 1 time out left with 1:43 left.  It would have been a first down for the saints if no holding was called and falcons would have called timeout.  So than saints could have just kneeled 3 times and game over.if anything by calling the holding, the refs gave saints mo re chance to score because now saints had to run plays because the penalty stopped the clock.think before you write retarded garbage.
 
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Oldasskorean. Saints would have been down inside of the 10. There was about 1:48 left. Being that close refs cant predict if saints are gonna punch it in to guarantee a victory or if atl will let saints score. Refs cant take that chance so they gave the penalty. If there were no timeout then saints take knees guaranteed
 
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Quote Originally Posted by AFNfootballnerd:

And the face mask no call on Matt Ryan favoring saints if refs wanted ATL cover why no call on face mask? 
refs didnt see it. If they did they would have called it
 
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Oldasskorean. Saints would have been down inside of the 10. There was about 1:48 left. Being that close refs cant predict if saints are gonna punch it in to guarantee a victory or if atl will let saints score. Refs cant take that chance so they gave the penalty. If there were no timeout then saints take knees guaranteed
yeah first and goal with 1:48 left.  Falcons burn their last timeout and all Saints would have to do is kneel 3 times.  Last tine I checked 40+40+40= 2 minutes.  Why on earth would payton even run a play risking fumble.  

God damn kids betting 5 dollars these days.  Wheres bator, bee and some of the other guys
 
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Quote Originally Posted by oldasskorean:

Quote Originally Posted by letsbreakem:

That was so shady. The ref who threw the flag had to remind the head ref that if there were no penalty the Saints might score and they might get their knees bashed up tonight. No dough on the game but that was too obvious.
[/Quote how?  Falcons had 1 time out left with 1:43 left.  It would have been a first down for the saints if no holding was called and falcons would have called timeout.  So than saints could have just kneeled 3 times and game over.if anything by calling the holding, the refs gave saints mo re chance to score because now saints had to run plays because the penalty stopped the clock.think before you write retarded garbage.

How do you know they were going to kneel down. Are you 100% positive? They could hand it off to the RB and let him get some yards to supposedly kill the time and if he breaks thru then he'll score. Just because that's what's supposed to happen don't mean that it always does. If that scenario did happen, then everyone who took Atl would've been bitchin talkin about why did Saints kneel down. I've been watching sports for a long time and garbage like that happens.
 
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*didn't
 
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Quote Originally Posted by letsbreakem:


How do you know they were going to kneel down. Are you 100% positive? They could hand it off to the RB and let him get some yards to supposedly kill the time and if he breaks thru then he'll score. Just because that's what's supposed to happen don't mean that it always does. If that scenario did happen, then everyone who took Atl would've been bitchin talkin about why did Saints kneel down. I've been watching sports for a long time and garbage like that happens.

 
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So u r saying sean payton would have risked fumble when he knew kneeling 3 times would have ended the game?

This is the dumbest shlt ive evr heard
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by oldasskorean:

So u r saying sean payton would have risked fumble when he knew kneeling 3 times would have ended the game?

This is the dumbest shlt ive evr heard



Agree with this. Yes i could tell u for 100% fact that  he woulda taken knee.
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