Refs on Jax tonight???

How many holding calls are they going to call on the Tennessee tonight?  One sided officiating tonight fkkkin horrible 

Officiating stats are one sided 7-65 ten and 3-30 for jax

It would be helpful to know which side the refs are on...one big secret. 

A ref actually told a Miami blitzer to go easy on Tom after he sacked him on Sunday...imagine that? I do have the links to the story. 

https://www.nbcsports.com/boston/patriots/dolphins-player-referee-told-me-stay-patriots-qb-tom-brady-after-legal-hit

This from NBC sports as the link is not allowed here:

The NFL has been accused of doing too much to protect quarterbacks over the last decade or so, and Miami Dolphins linebacker Raekwon McMillan's latest comments won't do much to put an end to that view point.

McMillan told reporters Wednesday that the referee in Sunday's Week 2 matchup between the Dolphins and New England Patriots at Hard Rock Stadium told the Miami linebacker to "stay off" quarterback Tom Brady after a legal hit. Referee Bill Vinovich and his crew officiated the game.

Jax got most of the breaks.  Especially that fumble to start the game.

But, their defense is elite and they deserved to win.  It's a privilege to watch these athletes on a plasma tv.  Incredible, the speed strength and skill of these guys.

Mariota sacked 9 times, team had over 100 yards in penalties assessed to them.

Minshew sacked 0 times, 30 yards in penalties.

So either the refs called the Titans for holding (to prevent the sack) or Mariota got sacked, at least that is what it looked like.

It could be Titans OLine is just really bad and had to hold to protect the QB, isn't 9 sacks (to zero) a bit lopsided in a single game?

They didn't show many replays but I remember one roughing the passer replay which was costly (15-yard personal foul) where they did show the replay and it clearly looked like it should have been a "no-call".

Tom Brady agrees, that is good enough for me.

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