C’mon Jerry, that’s so yesterday…….

More pro-union BS.

It was a questionable call. It wasn’t as bad as the pro-union agenda and the Packers fans make it. 8/10 “normal” refs likely make the same call of it being dual possession.

Since that can’t be reviewed, much ado about nothing.

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The problem with this is that the “normal” refs would have thrown a flag for offensive pass interference, and the game should have been over.

Secretly, I bet he’s laughing his butt off and he should be, after getting docked cap space for doing NOTHING wrong. Which reminds me, can we upgrade John Mara? NFL owners who inherit their teams via genetic lottery have no business leading important NFL committees. They don’t know how to make money or make decisions because they’ve never had to create a profit or make a good decision in the face of watching their businesses and life savings go under in their lives.

Does that mean we should support you having your weekends, worker compensation protection, safe workplace regulations, and workplace grievance processes taken away from you?

People have such little understanding of history.

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No it means this isn’t 1920, unions have outlived their usefulness. labor laws have been set for quite a looooong time, thanks, goodbye.

You should be hired on ability and keep your job on your own merits.

You cant hold refs accountable for bad calls when the union is involved. We’s like to fine them, union says “no”, wed like to replace them, union says “no”.

Id also like to buy a Chevy that runs decent and costs less than 50k, union says “no”.

But just relax. It was a bad call, but Green bay should not have put themselves in a position to lose on the final play.

How can people Thumbs Down this statement? I am a die-hard Packers fan and know he is right. The Refs were bad and the call was wrong but if they score more points, it is not an issue!

Or Jennings could have swatted the ball away instead of going for the interception on the LAST play of the game. Man up. Theres no crying in football.

Don’t like the call? Score more than 12 points against Seattle and this is a non-issue. Maybe Aaron Rodgers could have actually passed for at least one touchdown.

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No, he couldn’t swat the ball either because you run the risk of it being deflected into a receiver’s hands to win the game. See Houston Texans vs. Jacksonville Jaguars November 14th 2010 when a Texans defender swatted the hail Mary pass into the waiting arms of a Jaguars receiver. The defensive rulebook changed that day, now you’re supposed to catch the interception.

The Packer clearly intercepts the ball, then brings it to his chest pinning the back of the Seahawk’s arm with the ball to his chest, then gets two feet down. After the interception is made, the Seahawk contorts his arm, his entire body and brings his 2nd arm into the chest of the Packer and struggles to steal the ball from the Packer, even though be definition, the ball had already been intercepted and a touch back should have been rewarded.

These scab refs are actually getting WORSE each week! Not better as promised! TIME TO GO!

I thought I was watching an NBA game last night.

Now, I will quit watching the NFL, just as I quit watching the NBA, since the incompetent or corrupt officiating debacle of game 6 western conference playoffs between Lakers and Kings.

Goodell should get a lifetime ban from the NFL.

I might go to the NFL draft next year just to join in on the booing of the dictator.

“Move along folks, nothing to see here” would have been much more apropo.