Nothing will ever top the Saints call, the side judge was standing right there. The only thing the two officials discussed was who got the larger check before the game. And the next season it just got worse for them.
@@benjaminhodges7118 Packers vs Seahawks call was in the nfc championship game. Packers would have gone to the Super Bowl against the patriots if it wasn’t for the call which sent them to the game. Seahawks did not deserve that Super Bowl game to begin with. Malcolm Butler was karma for it.
After seeing the 2024 superbowl earlier this year and the NFC championship game, those refs definitely graduated with honors from Angel Hernandez School of Officiating!
@@lunaticfringe896 1:45 left in the 4th Q, the Rams have one timeout. Had the pass been completed the Saints would've either had a TD or been in a goal to go situation with control of the time left on the clock. You telling me that doesn't dictate who goes to the SB?
@@danielcrossman5926 NO. You need to understand that there is an ENTIRE GAME that was played. ONE play doesn't make a game. You are making the cardinal sin/misinterpretation of sports analysis. Fans get so caught up in DRAMA. DRAMA does NOT equate to what determines the outcome of a game. Points scored in Q1-Q3 count JUST AS MUCH as points scored in Q4. But points scored (or lack thereof) in Q4 can often be much more dramatic. Scott Norwood missed a FG for the '90 Bills to win the Super Bowl against the Giants. Darryl Talley CORRECTLY told him (as did many teammates), "Hey man, I missed tackles. As a matter of fact, I missed what I believe to be one of the biggest plays of the game. This game should have never come down to a single kick." AND HE'S 100% CORRECT.
@@lunaticfringe896 I get what you're saying. Obviously the rest of the game matters - no one is disputing that. One of the reasons it was so dramatic was because the game was tied....both teams had scored 20 points in the previous 3 and a half quarters. Where I don't agree with your take is that the game ENDS. The reason scoring a TD at the tail end of the 4th quarter in this instance (as opposed to the beginning of the first, for example) is because time runs out. All four quarters are played towards the culmination of the END of the game. When the refs badly miss a call it compromises what the teams have been doing leading up to that moment. The playing field was no longer even.
@@danielcrossman5926 Yeah, I've heard that argument 1,000x before, but it still doesn't eliminate the point: Points scored in Q1-Q3 count just as much as those in Q4. The math is indisputable. If the Saints were up, say, 21 points (especially if they were scored in Q1-Q3) with less than 2 minutes to go, that call is MEANINGLESS. It's only the DRAMA that you/far too many people get caught up in.
I’m not so sure - I think the steps Bryant (and def. J James) took& their arm’s extension to reach the end zone, even with the idiotic rule, clearly makes them runners (Bryant, I admit, is slightly murkier; James, I think, is a no-brainer)
Yeah, with those calls the officials take heat For the rule being bad which really isn’t fair they just need to make it a better rule and make it actually makes sense
@@wilcjec0386 If you take into account that Dez Bryant is also a lefty, he switches the ball from his right to his left to reach. That kinda makes it more no-brainer as well
Idk man both players weren’t just simply falling to the ground. Both made football moves after possession which establishes possession. James more clearly since he caught it, turned and then reached the ball across the plane. But I believe dez switching hands and then diving established a football move as well. Glad they eliminated the “survive the ground” bit
The Lions/Cowboys one will forever be my least favorite. Not only was it Pass Interference WHICH THEY DECIDED TO "pick up the flag" as there was no call, Dez Bryant, WR, ran onto the field with his helmet off while cowboys were on defense. That is also another automatic foul. 2 fouls on 1 play and they decide to call neither, cost the Lions all the momentum.
What is frustrating is that they already made the call and confirmed it and then they picked it up I don’t understand. Every time we go to Dallas we get screwed by the Refs lol
@@vegjeezy17 - Pause at 12:24. Bryant is on the field arguing the call without a helmet. That's an automatic unsportsmanlike penalty, regardless of the PI call. Should have been the Lions ball, 1st and 10 at the 31.
@@bren7431 Exactly. I never see anyone else talk about the facemask on the play. It's the reason the defender was swatting the receiver's arm away. At most it could have been offsetting penalties.
I still have the scars of the Jesse James one. Anytime I even hear the dude's name it brings flashbacks. The worst part is that even *PATRIOTS* fans thought it was at least a catch
Absolutely a catch. I'm pretty sure he was short, but it was definitely a catch. The issue is the Steelers proceeded to throw and interception, which is why I don't have too much sympathy for them.
Something no one ever mentions when talking about the Tuck Rule, Tom straight up kicks Biekert when he went for the fumble. Should've gotten a flag for that.
@@georgejohnson8674every team was doing what the saints did the saints just got caught if you a salty ass vikes fan just say it😂😂 ring less ass team stfu
@@drw4ever57if you want to do that, let’s talk about how they called a trip on Dallas when it was supposed to go on Detroit. If they got that right dallas would have had the first down and won
The one on Alex smith was 100 percent a penalty and had been a penalty for several weeks with the added emphasis that you cannot land on top of a qb with all your weight. Clay just refused to change.
Okay, let's not sit here and act like the Chiefs have never been negatively affected by bad calls. Prime example: Chris Jones flagged for roughing the passer on Tom Brady in the 2018 AFC Championship.
@megalodon1738 yes, MANS as you so eloquently put it brought up 2018. People are still talking about the 2018 NFC Championship game, but the AFC title game was just as controversial.
Kansas City cheats have got away with everything since patsy waaahomes! They have literal tapes on TH-cam of him crying to refs and calls immediately are called for him multiple times every season! I’d throw a kegger if he got damar hamlined
As a Steeler fan, that Saints-Rams one has to be the worst. It’s the only game on in the country too. The commissioner has to able to call in and let common sense prevail. I don’t know how that Seahawks-Packers catch got called as a TD either. The receiver caught the guy who caught the ball lol.
Sorry, it wasn’t. I’ve seen that happen dozens of times watching football. There was NEVER a mention of a “tuck rule” in any other game I can remember from 1975 onwards.
The fact none of these officials got fined fired beaten I mean anything is a huge part of why sports have been falling apart they HAVE to start holding these worthless people accountable
0:00 - 0:40 Thats probly the most BS call I've ever seen bc 1) How the Hell wuz that OPI when he didn't even touch the defender, 2) That wuz a nice TD catch on a clean play and it got called back?? Mfing refs need to get their eyes checked ASAP!!👹🤣
I understand what the issue is for the rest of them, but I'm stumped about the third one at 1:48. What does the poster think the call should have been? Defensive pass interference would be irrelevant given that he caught the pass. I don't see a case for offensive pass interference. He's clearly down outside the endzone, so the spot seems to be correct. I can't even process what was supposedly wrong with this call. Any help would be nice.
This is why I can't watch NFL games anymore. 40 years experience as an official (parks and rec leagues to High School Varsity). The cluelessness of my peers makes my blood boil.
That "Tuck Rule" play in the 2001 AFC Divisional Game between Raiders vs Patriots is the worst call in NFL history and the Raiders haven't recovered since then. It's like they been cursed
@@Kylora2112 you do realize that the tuck rule came about BECAUSE of the game he is referencing? They screwed up so bad they made it a rule the following season. That was, and always will be, one of the worst calls ever by a crew.
@@Kylora2112 But they could the Tuck Rule out in 2013 and the reason why it's terrible because when this "Tuck Rule" happened in the 2001 AFC Divisional Round between Raiders vs Patriots, this is only playoff game in NFL history where the "Tuck Rule" determined the game and basically changed history because the Patriots became a Dynasty off of that, even though they got caught busted cheating multiple times and for the Raiders, the Raiders haven't recovered since. They have been cursed ever since then
I absolutely hate the Patriots and am always happy to see them lose, but that call was correct based on the rule set at that point in time. It was an awful rule, which was changed, but the ref did his job calling it.
I've seen a lot of these types of videos, and there's one sequence of plays that I'm always disappointed to see isn't included. If you want to see some truly awful officiating, go watch the 2016 game in Mexico City between the Texans and the Raiders. Texans proceeded to get the first down on a 3rd down play, but the refs said no. Then they went for it on 4th down and appeared to get it again, but the refs once again said no. Insanity that I'll never forget (and there were other bad calls in the game too, but that was the worst one).
Nice vid! You can add last week's Adam Thielen TD catch vs the Bucs and it was called a incomplete pass! Not a "worst call in NFL history" material, but it pi$$ed me off as a Panthers fan!
The missing highlight/s both involve QBs 1.) Roughing the passer when his hand forcefully came down on Brady’s left shoulder pad and the refs (thought) he made contact to his head. 2.) Roughing the passer to Raiders QB Carr after he strips the ball from him AND braces himself so he did not land on him. I was there for both calls and they were both BS.
On this Pittsburgh pass to Jesse James that got called back, I can't believe it. The ball had already past the white line for the end zone, prior to him losing control of the ball. That play was over the millisecond that ball touches the white line for the end zone, clearly Jesse James had control of that ball until he hit the ground. By then it didn't matter because the play was already over. That was a touchdown
You can tell this Acc fan is an Anti-Michigan fan given how he only put one Detroit Lions clip in this video. This video is shorter than a Detroit Lions getting robbed compilation 😂😂😂
You know, Super Bowl XL has never made sense to me. About 95% of those calls were correct to me, so I have no idea why Seahawk fans complain about it so much. And there is no way I think those penalties cost them the game. The Steelers were simply the better team that night!
Matthews has it the worst. He was playing the game correctly and he continuously got false called. It definitely impacted how he played and ruined his career.
@@MattnCam0408 if the man who got the holding penalty admitted to holding after the game and you still deny it then nothing will convince you otherwise
9:45 I remember Saints fans laughing at the fact Steelers fans were complaining about that call. Couple months later the no call happened in the NFC Championship game. I still laugh at them every time.
as a saints fan, the no call will forever haunt me
Y'all have every right to be upset and mad. Y'all should had in the Super Bowl
yeah the refs hoe’d you guys on that call that should’ve 1000% been a flag
Worst no-call of all time
Maybe if you didn’t cheat for your first super bowl they would’ve called it? 🤷🏻♂️
it still hurts me today we were going to the super bowl
Nothing will ever top the Saints call, the side judge was standing right there. The only thing the two officials discussed was who got the larger check before the game. And the next season it just got worse for them.
I’d argue the packers vs Seahawks call was worse
@@fellowduck3479 regular season game vs automatic trip to the superbowl
@@benjaminhodges7118 Packers vs Seahawks call was in the nfc championship game. Packers would have gone to the Super Bowl against the patriots if it wasn’t for the call which sent them to the game. Seahawks did not deserve that Super Bowl game to begin with. Malcolm Butler was karma for it.
@@fellowduck3479 are we talking about the hail mary to tate? cause that was on mnf
@@benjaminhodges7118 the game doesn't matter, the call does.
I want an interview with the referees of that saints game and I want them to explain why they do not think it’s PI.
only answer i’m accepting is they had rams moneyline or the under
The answer is that no one wanted an aint's superbowl after they cheated to get the first one.
That's been the answer
@@georgejohnson8674 lemme guess falcons fan
One of the referees was an actual rams fan
@@georgejohnson8674found the smooth brain guys
Those roughing the passer penalties made Clay Matthew’s not want to play football anymore, I feel like he still had a year or two left in him.
Nope. He quit football cuz of all his duis.
And more that weren’t shown.
@@Yourewrongbuddy lmao he never had any DUI's
That’s what Aaron Donald said he wasn’t having fun anymore 😊
Yeah those years were the gradual decline of the nfl.
Clay Matthews’s career was ended prematurely cause of the bad rules. He deserved better
It def changed the way he played. Long gone was the Thor
He also wasn't the same after he got caught taking peds.
@@jaegybomb Hate to break it to you but the entire league is on steroids and drugs.
That was textbook RP had entire body weight on Alex Smith
@@zegedyeah he doesn’t make an attempt to take his weight off not a bad call but I think RP is a bullshit rule sometimes
The Packers Seahawks game was the most bs call I’ve ever seen. I actually remember watching that game live. Clearly an interception by Green Bay
They both had position of the ball which usually goes to receiver but the no call on the pass interference
@@danielthompson3326 the GB player had the ball in his chest while the seahawks player was trying to take it away, but lets ignore that
As a Seahawks fan that was a interception
@@Jpeoplez of course you would say that because you know your team got bailed
@@DaChief14 what?
NFL refs are graduates of the Angel Hernandez School of Officiating.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I honestly read that as “Aaron” at first… 😂
I like that.
STUPID. All it proves is that they are human, nothing more
After seeing the 2024 superbowl earlier this year and the NFC championship game, those refs definitely graduated with honors from Angel Hernandez School of Officiating!
Screw the announcer trying to be to say Matthews roughed the passer.
I'm not even a Saints fan, but that call changed who made the SB
No, it didn't. There was an entire game that was played. One play wasn't the difference. It was just more dramatic is all.
@@lunaticfringe896 1:45 left in the 4th Q, the Rams have one timeout. Had the pass been completed the Saints would've either had a TD or been in a goal to go situation with control of the time left on the clock. You telling me that doesn't dictate who goes to the SB?
@@danielcrossman5926 NO.
You need to understand that there is an ENTIRE GAME that was played. ONE play doesn't make a game. You are making the cardinal sin/misinterpretation of sports analysis.
Fans get so caught up in DRAMA. DRAMA does NOT equate to what determines the outcome of a game. Points scored in Q1-Q3 count JUST AS MUCH as points scored in Q4. But points scored (or lack thereof) in Q4 can often be much more dramatic.
Scott Norwood missed a FG for the '90 Bills to win the Super Bowl against the Giants. Darryl Talley CORRECTLY told him (as did many teammates), "Hey man, I missed tackles. As a matter of fact, I missed what I believe to be one of the biggest plays of the game. This game should have never come down to a single kick."
AND HE'S 100% CORRECT.
@@lunaticfringe896 I get what you're saying. Obviously the rest of the game matters - no one is disputing that. One of the reasons it was so dramatic was because the game was tied....both teams had scored 20 points in the previous 3 and a half quarters.
Where I don't agree with your take is that the game ENDS. The reason scoring a TD at the tail end of the 4th quarter in this instance (as opposed to the beginning of the first, for example) is because time runs out. All four quarters are played towards the culmination of the END of the game. When the refs badly miss a call it compromises what the teams have been doing leading up to that moment. The playing field was no longer even.
@@danielcrossman5926 Yeah, I've heard that argument 1,000x before, but it still doesn't eliminate the point: Points scored in Q1-Q3 count just as much as those in Q4. The math is indisputable.
If the Saints were up, say, 21 points (especially if they were scored in Q1-Q3) with less than 2 minutes to go, that call is MEANINGLESS.
It's only the DRAMA that you/far too many people get caught up in.
In fairness the dez Bryant and Jesse James incompletes were less bad calls and more a terrible rule
Agreed. They were officiated correctly based on the rule at the time. The rule was just worded stupidly.
I’m not so sure - I think the steps Bryant (and def. J James) took& their arm’s extension to reach the end zone, even with the idiotic rule, clearly makes them runners (Bryant, I admit, is slightly murkier; James, I think, is a no-brainer)
Yeah, with those calls the officials take heat For the rule being bad which really isn’t fair they just need to make it a better rule and make it actually makes sense
@@wilcjec0386 If you take into account that Dez Bryant is also a lefty, he switches the ball from his right to his left to reach. That kinda makes it more no-brainer as well
Idk man both players weren’t just simply falling to the ground. Both made football moves after possession which establishes possession. James more clearly since he caught it, turned and then reached the ball across the plane. But I believe dez switching hands and then diving established a football move as well. Glad they eliminated the “survive the ground” bit
The Lions/Cowboys one will forever be my least favorite. Not only was it Pass Interference WHICH THEY DECIDED TO "pick up the flag" as there was no call, Dez Bryant, WR, ran onto the field with his helmet off while cowboys were on defense. That is also another automatic foul. 2 fouls on 1 play and they decide to call neither, cost the Lions all the momentum.
What is frustrating is that they already made the call and confirmed it and then they picked it up I don’t understand. Every time we go to Dallas we get screwed by the Refs lol
No foul on play. Stanford tried to draw flag by intentionally under throwing ball that should be illegal
@@vegjeezy17 - Pause at 12:24. Bryant is on the field arguing the call without a helmet. That's an automatic unsportsmanlike penalty, regardless of the PI call. Should have been the Lions ball, 1st and 10 at the 31.
Lions player grabbed the Cowboys LB’s facemask on the play
@@bren7431 Exactly. I never see anyone else talk about the facemask on the play. It's the reason the defender was swatting the receiver's arm away. At most it could have been offsetting penalties.
I still have the scars of the Jesse James one. Anytime I even hear the dude's name it brings flashbacks. The worst part is that even *PATRIOTS* fans thought it was at least a catch
For real
That's a catch
He shouldn’t have reached and should have rolled over
@spidamitchell8311 Bro, the ball crossed the endzone line before the ball hit the ground and moved. That's quite clear touchdown
Absolutely a catch. I'm pretty sure he was short, but it was definitely a catch. The issue is the Steelers proceeded to throw and interception, which is why I don't have too much sympathy for them.
Something no one ever mentions when talking about the Tuck Rule, Tom straight up kicks Biekert when he went for the fumble. Should've gotten a flag for that.
Weird argument. I don’t disagree with you fully. But technically it would be an incomplete pass so that play should be voided.
Sorry Jordan, it’s still a flag and 15 yards back.
Just more of the NFL being scripted to favor Tom Brady and his charmed life
@@Stephen_KBTom Brady was Barley herd of I doubt the NFL was favoriting Brady back then
That Rams defender didn't see the ball. The Saints have been robbed from that no penalty.
0:39 That should’ve been our trip to another Super Bowl win; now the Saints will never get there again.
Cheated to get one so.... Maybe stop celebrating that one, maybe the NFL will forgive the first one.
@@georgejohnson8674 (I’m not mad; just curious) What was the way that we cheated to get there (that NFC Championship vs the Rams)?
@@georgejohnson8674every team was doing what the saints did the saints just got caught if you a salty ass vikes fan just say it😂😂 ring less ass team stfu
Hes talking about the first superbowl. Yall had bounty gate@Louisiana_Levitator06
@@ShinefortheCam ohhhh ok.
As a lions fan, that picked up flag really sucks. Also, dez running onto the field without a helmet is also a penalty
Those replacement refs were absolutely herendous and Dez caught it 😆
No he didn't haha
sure Jan
no one mentions the OPI by Tate as he pushed the Greenbay defender in the back
NFL eventually ruled it was a catch
That Cowboy team might have won the Super Bowl
There must've been someone who hated Clay Matthews in the big office with how many trash calls I saw in this video on him lol
Worst part of these calls is when they reward bad play like when a receiver falls down, runs a terrible route, or the QB throws a bad pass.
Detroit Lions. The most unfairly punished team in the NFL.
Yeah, 2023 Week 17. I'm not ever forgetting that.
DECKER REPORTED! NEVER FORGET!!! i'm with you as a die hard DETROIT fan, we will be just as good if not better next year \M/
@@drw4ever57 With the draft picks we got and morale as high as ever, we're going to go far
@@drw4ever57if you want to do that, let’s talk about how they called a trip on Dallas when it was supposed to go on Detroit. If they got that right dallas would have had the first down and won
Lions fans mad that their illegal trick play tricked the refs too 😂😂😂😂😂
@@ピッコロ大魔王 The play wasn't illegal. We called in eligible
Erin Andrew’s couldn’t believe that no-call on the rams at the saints game either 😂 Her jaw is dropped on the sideline
I don't blame her
That's just her jaws natural position
I'm convinced the NFL just hated Clay Matthews the last few years of his career with all those horrible roughing the passer calls
The one on Alex smith was 100 percent a penalty and had been a penalty for several weeks with the added emphasis that you cannot land on top of a qb with all your weight. Clay just refused to change.
@@TheMustyrusty How else do you tackle the QB in that situation ?? It’s either tackle him or let him get the throw off
I don't blame him at all cause Sean Payton has every right to be Angry and it's not hard to see why 1:40
I remember the RTP year. Poor Clay Matthews just got defeated that year.
He lost all love for the game after that, he would of played another 2-3 years before retiring, and I’m
It even a packers fan.
I still can’t believe the rams got away with that DPI. Even worse was the fail Mary double no call 🤯
That Saints Rams call was so awful. That Fail Mary will always be the stupidest thing I've ever seen though
Intertouchdownception is still in my nightmares
The last one I was starting to think, "this is the best call in this whole video," then they picked up the flag. Man these guys suck.
Worst call in NFL history was to the guy who decided Mark Sanchez was fabulous pick in the first round draft
pretty much any time the Ref's see Patrick mahomes is about to lose 😂
Literally
And Brady
Its even worse this season sept- October 2024 he's got 3 game deciding calls already
As a Vikings fan, I demand all the refs involved in this video be put under FULL investigation
Vikings suck hold your L
@@passivevii4052 ahh yes, as if a panthers fan can't complain about something because they suck. amazing logic
That's the game Saints Fans will never ever be able to forget because they have every reason to be UPSET and really it's not hard to see why 0:40
There needs to be a channel where a retired ref breaks down good AND bad penalty calls
I'd subscribe
9:01 definitely costs the Steelers the game and the #1 seed💀💀💀
Jessie James Broke the plain and could’ve been touchdown 💀
The Calvin Johnson no catch was way worse than the Dez no catch.
Why, he literally dropped it.
@@spidamitchell8311 Calvin made a football move in the endzone after being down in the endzone. Dez wasn't even in the endzone.
@@badhollywoodscience Dez made a football move and dove into the end zone so you're wrong.
I agree, johnson flat out dropped the pass lol.
Both were TDs. Or should have been TDs.
“Worst calls in NFL history” aka every single call NOT called on the chiefs
Okay, let's not sit here and act like the Chiefs have never been negatively affected by bad calls. Prime example: Chris Jones flagged for roughing the passer on Tom Brady in the 2018 AFC Championship.
@@arizonawrestlinginterviews1040 did mans just use 2018 as an arguement lol
@megalodon1738 yes, MANS as you so eloquently put it brought up 2018. People are still talking about the 2018 NFC Championship game, but the AFC title game was just as controversial.
@@arizonawrestlinginterviews1040 who? Whos talking about it? You? 🤣
Kansas City cheats have got away with everything since patsy waaahomes! They have literal tapes on TH-cam of him crying to refs and calls immediately are called for him multiple times every season! I’d throw a kegger if he got damar hamlined
Roughing the passer ruined Clay Matthews' career
12:23 Even if you say that wasn't DPI, isn't Dez Bryant running onto the field a penalty also?
As a Steeler fan, that Saints-Rams one has to be the worst. It’s the only game on in the country too. The commissioner has to able to call in and let common sense prevail.
I don’t know how that Seahawks-Packers catch got called as a TD either. The receiver caught the guy who caught the ball lol.
That Packers/Seahawks game was the worst called ever
3:58 they just didn’t want that amazing play to count so they called a random call
The catch by the packer in the end zone from the Seahawks game will forever piss me off to no end!!
Sean Payton looks like the most adorable little troll I’ve ever seen
its crazy on the last one ppl talk about the PI but not clearly the lions player putting his whole hand in the Dallas facemask
"Upon review, every call was correct" -Stevie Wonder
Every single patriots Super Bowl win is tainted with dodgy calls from refs
No
So you know nothing about football. Got it.
@InvertedFreeSolo To be fair though - not a single person who posts on these videos knows the game.
The inverted whistle in 2007 during the Broncos vs Chargers game is one of the worst ever but never makes it into these types of videos.
I’m a cowboys fan, but the playoff one where people want PI, the receiver was pulling on the LB’s facemask which you can clearly see on another angle
Jennings for the Packers caught the ball #43 should've been a Interception 3:03
That and the missed Pi in the beginning are the worst calls
I agree. That was one of the worst ever calls by an officiating crew! I'm not even a Packers fan either.
As someone who's lived in Seattle for 40 years, I totally ageee! That was a Packers int, no question!
Nope. Tie goes to the offense. Always has. And I say this as someone who fucking hates the Seahawks.
What the refs did on the hawks/packers game is how transgenders respond when asked what are they 😂 confusing
Tommy always getting them breaks!
Unpopular opinion, the tuck rule was the correct call but a terrible rule in place
Agreed. I L9VE MY PATS but if you are gonna call an obscure rule be consistent
Sorry, it wasn’t. I’ve seen that happen dozens of times watching football. There was NEVER a mention of a “tuck rule” in any other game I can remember from 1975 onwards.
@@CorporalGrievous93 it was used against the patriots earlier that same season in game vs jets.
It was used many times prior to that call. Hate the rule but the call was correct.
So happy you put "the tuck rule" in this. Was absolutely a fumble.
No it wasn't by rule
Tuck Rule was used against the Pats in week 2 that year. Look it up.
This could be a whole video about the Lions or Saints lmaooo
0:40 I still can’t let this go.
The fact none of these officials got fined fired beaten I mean anything is a huge part of why sports have been falling apart they HAVE to start holding these worthless people accountable
As a Saints fan, that call of PI against the defender guarding Kamara was total BS. Kamara did a good job of selling it, though.
Thats the reason for the rams no call.
As a Raiders Fan, *thank you* for *including the Tuck Rule…* *WE GOT HOSED SO BAD, that night.*
As a Patriots fan it's my duty to remind you that although that rule that made absolutely no sense, it was the right call.
11:18 - Ive never seen a ref with less faith in a football helmet
0:00 - 0:40 Thats probly the most BS call I've ever seen bc 1) How the Hell wuz that OPI when he didn't even touch the defender, 2) That wuz a nice TD catch on a clean play and it got called back?? Mfing refs need to get their eyes checked ASAP!!👹🤣
I understand what the issue is for the rest of them, but I'm stumped about the third one at 1:48. What does the poster think the call should have been? Defensive pass interference would be irrelevant given that he caught the pass. I don't see a case for offensive pass interference. He's clearly down outside the endzone, so the spot seems to be correct. I can't even process what was supposedly wrong with this call. Any help would be nice.
This is why I can't watch NFL games anymore. 40 years experience as an official (parks and rec leagues to High School Varsity). The cluelessness of my peers makes my blood boil.
Well I am sure you weren't asked to 'influence' the games to maximize profit either. 😂 At least I sure hope not!
As a Cowboys fan, that Dez catch will forever haunt me…f’n terrible call
That "Tuck Rule" play in the 2001 AFC Divisional Game between Raiders vs Patriots is the worst call in NFL history and the Raiders haven't recovered since then. It's like they been cursed
It was a stupid rule, but it was the correct call based on the rule at the time.
@@Kylora2112 you do realize that the tuck rule came about BECAUSE of the game he is referencing? They screwed up so bad they made it a rule the following season. That was, and always will be, one of the worst calls ever by a crew.
@@williamkelly8951 The Tuck Rule was in effect from 1998 to 2006. The Patriots had it go against them against the Jets earlier in the 2001 season.
@@Kylora2112 But they could the Tuck Rule out in 2013 and the reason why it's terrible because when this "Tuck Rule" happened in the 2001 AFC Divisional Round between Raiders vs Patriots, this is only playoff game in NFL history where the "Tuck Rule" determined the game and basically changed history because the Patriots became a Dynasty off of that, even though they got caught busted cheating multiple times and for the Raiders, the Raiders haven't recovered since. They have been cursed ever since then
I absolutely hate the Patriots and am always happy to see them lose, but that call was correct based on the rule set at that point in time. It was an awful rule, which was changed, but the ref did his job calling it.
Player from the Rams was waiting for the flag and start celebrating when he didn’t see one 😂
The "Tuck Rule" will haunt the Raiders for now on.
**has haunted the Raiders since 2002…*
I've seen a lot of these types of videos, and there's one sequence of plays that I'm always disappointed to see isn't included. If you want to see some truly awful officiating, go watch the 2016 game in Mexico City between the Texans and the Raiders. Texans proceeded to get the first down on a 3rd down play, but the refs said no. Then they went for it on 4th down and appeared to get it again, but the refs once again said no. Insanity that I'll never forget (and there were other bad calls in the game too, but that was the worst one).
Clay Matthew's with two Roughing the QB penalties Sheesh 12:12
Between that no call in that Saints vs Rams game and Jennings being robbed of that Int man that was horrid.
How do you call Roughing the Passer on a play where there was no passer?
That was Bree’s last chance to get another SB. Remembering seeing that and yelling WHERE THE HELL IS THE FLAG.
The Replacement Ref's the Fail Mary 2:48
That was the correct call by every explanation of the rules. Was a TD
As a Seahawks fan even I can say that call was bogus, dude hugging the ball. Clean interception through n through.
What do they have against Matthews?
Nice vid! You can add last week's Adam Thielen TD catch vs the Bucs and it was called a incomplete pass! Not a "worst call in NFL history" material, but it pi$$ed me off as a Panthers fan!
Seahawks vs Steelers was the biggest FIX JOB I ever seen in sports. such a joke...
Watch the swindle in the swamp. Much worse.
"There's a rule, I can't remember its name..."
Bet he won't forget it now 😅
I see Brady been trippin ppl since the beginning of time 🤣🤣🤣
The missing highlight/s both involve QBs 1.) Roughing the passer when his hand forcefully came down on Brady’s left shoulder pad and the refs (thought) he made contact to his head. 2.) Roughing the passer to Raiders QB Carr after he strips the ball from him AND braces himself so he did not land on him. I was there for both calls and they were both BS.
Both calls were against Chris Jones.
This is shorter than most compilations about the Lions getting screwed.
With how stringent the refs are with flags and PI in the present, that Saints-Rams no call is the biggest head scratcher.
This is basically a compilation of the Steelers getting robbed
Steelers aint even up here foreal lol...like 2 videos
On this Pittsburgh pass to Jesse James that got called back, I can't believe it. The ball had already past the white line for the end zone, prior to him losing control of the ball. That play was over the millisecond that ball touches the white line for the end zone, clearly Jesse James had control of that ball until he hit the ground. By then it didn't matter because the play was already over. That was a touchdown
Hate the Packers, but man, Clay Matthews kept getting screwed
The tackle on Alex Smith was without a doubt a clean tackle
0:40 never forget my 600 dollars being lit on fire
You can tell this Acc fan is an Anti-Michigan fan given how he only put one Detroit Lions clip in this video. This video is shorter than a Detroit Lions getting robbed compilation 😂😂😂
NFL highlights. Find another reason to cry.
@@YourUpperLip1Very Unserious NFL highlights. Video missed so many worse calls than what this video shows
When Tom Brady fumbled on the no tuck rule he tried to trip the defender
You know, Super Bowl XL has never made sense to me. About 95% of those calls were correct to me, so I have no idea why Seahawk fans complain about it so much. And there is no way I think those penalties cost them the game. The Steelers were simply the better team that night!
The offensive pass interference call was a bad call, even as a person who likes the Steelers. If Seattle gets the touchdown the game is different.
No a good number of those calls were terrible that went against Seattle; you are right that they didn't cost the game
I thought I was crazy on the PI on Dallas #59 clip, I'm like "that is PI, this is a good call"... now I see why it's here
You're missing Bottlegate
Oh yea. Cleveland/Jax. Went back & allowed a challenge even after a play was run. Just pathetic.
Matthews has it the worst. He was playing the game correctly and he continuously got false called. It definitely impacted how he played and ruined his career.
Did the NFL ever give their bullshit reason behind the no call?
And people still don’t believe professional sports are rigged. It’s all entertainment, wake up people.
the fact that the seahawks are proud of that win over GB says all you need to know about that trashy team (not a GB fan here, fyi)
Tried to slid in the lion in the ends💀💀💀
Notice how there’s none against the Chiefs. Almost like the Chiefs don’t get favored by the refs
Exactly. Like the eagles chiefs sb....
@@MattnCam0408 if the man who got the holding penalty admitted to holding after the game and you still deny it then nothing will convince you otherwise
9:45 I remember Saints fans laughing at the fact Steelers fans were complaining about that call. Couple months later the no call happened in the NFC Championship game. I still laugh at them every time.
This could’ve been a whole video of just Super Bowl 40
Of what? The bad call against Hasselbeck? Because that was the only bad call.
1:46 you forgot to put the call in where they took the catch away since the next year they changed the rules and that is a catch.
9:00 bad call!!
For the first one there was plot armor