Any player/coach in Seattle that really thinks they won that game has zero integrity as a man and should be embarrassed.
TJ Lang (@TJLang70
Any player/coach in Seattle that really thinks they won that game has zero integrity as a man and should be embarrassed.
TJ Lang (@TJLang70
Dramatic as it may sound, it's quite possible that history will look back on Tate's illusory jump-ball touchdown as the moment the NFL jumped the shark.
The outcry over the replacement officials' game-deciding call (and the failure of the non-replacement replay officials to overturn it) crystallized the brewing anger toward NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and the owners he represents, whose collective insistence upon securing a favorable contract with the regular officials has clearly compromised the game's integrity.
In the hours that followed, I heard from numerous current and former players and coaches – and not just because I got some unplanned TV time with Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers in the aftermath of Tate's catch/non-catch – who were aghast at the conspicuous intersection of incompetence and injustice.
A player on one of the Packers' NFC North rivals who should have been heralding the outcome instead decried the play as "the worst call in NFL history." A veteran NFL assistant went even further, saying, "Oh, it's really bad. It's Tuck Rule bad. Rodney King bad."
Memo to Goodell: That's bad.
ASKING for pensions?
They already HAD pensions. They're asking to KEEP them.
Is the NFL going broke or something for them to be against continuing issuing them?
I'm sick of people defending big business scaling back on what workers have.
It's pure jealousy that they don't have any pensions to look forward to.
You think I'm not jealous of my mom and in-laws chilling on their pensions? I sure am..but not enough to say they shouldn't have any.
Horrible.
Even on the Jamal Charles 91 yard run, the DE for the Saints was being held like a mutha ducks and that shyt wasn't called
I'm really disappointed in Jay Glazer shilling for the NFL saying he thinks the replacement refs suck but what the old refs are asking for is total BS too.
fukk outta here. It's now wrong to ask to keep what already have? Is dude serious?
landscape is changing...concussion lawsuits are looming...the NFL is on top right now...but the reason they have been was from sound business decisions..its not guaranteed that 20 years from now the NFL will still be on top.
pensions for part time officials I can see why the owners are saying nah. plan for retirement like the rest of us.
NYC Rebel said:It's pure jealousy that they don't have any pensions to look forward to.
its logical. its how you run a business. im not crying for the officials.
I'm not crying for officials either.
But you're bringing up possibilities. Landscape changing my ass. The NFL has no competitors to worry about and still has money out the ass. Your rational was the NFL's justification for chopping NFL Films staff in half.
The refs want the same. Just because employees at your job gave up DBP doesn't mean those that still have them should give them up.
Like the rest of us. Maybe we were stupid.
personally i think the NFL is fukked down the road with the concussions.
Ive never had dbp...so its really not a jealousy thing. I have my 401k which im totally cool with.
Now what Im paying for benefits on the other hand....
Of course you didn't....neither have I. People in the past allowed them to disappear instead of fighting to keep them as jobs ran on excuses to rid of them.
we should have worked for the government
ASKING
I'm sick of people defending big business scaling back on what workers have.