Packers @ Seahawks

[fromolwyoming]

Packers get screwed by refs in last second. Jennings caught the ball in the Endzone for an INT, had the ball in his chest, came down with it in bounds, the WR got a hand on it, and took it away after they were down. During the review, this was clear as day. Seahawks got the TD somehow...

And it, just like in the Wyoming/Toledo game, was just the icing on the cake of horrible, HORRIBLE refs.

 

[J-Rod]

Craziest ending to a football game. Ever.

Best tweet so far, "Congrats to the Packers on becoming the first team in NFL history to start the season 1-1-WTF."

 

[gopokes1399]

Absolutely ridiculous, not only the call but the way they made the call, approached it, lost control at the end... forgetting about the PAT all of it was a mess

 

[alyssa]

Golden Showers is a major Tater Twat. I can't stand such bitches and cheaters like her. Got fined for the hit on Sean Lee, and yeah I'm pissed about that hit. Refs sucked on that one too. Lots of ass kickin' needs to go around.

 

[Wyogogo]

I saw someone say "Russell Wilson: The first quarterback to ever throw a game-winning interception." That made me a laugh.

 

[stymeman]

like the ESPN people say..."knock it down" horrible call, couldn't believe it

 

[Asmodeanreborn]

The NFL doesn't give a rat's ass that fans are upset, they know they'll keep selling tickets and merchandise no matter what. They have the real refs by the balls and won't cave until they get what they want (i.e. cutting the refs' retirement benefits).

 

[Wyo2dal]

Packers get screwed by refs in last second. Jennings caught the ball in the Endzone for an INT, had the ball in his chest, came down with it in bounds, the WR got a hand on it, and took it away after they were down. During the review, this was clear as day. Seahawks got the TD somehow...

And it, just like in the Wyoming/Toledo game, was just the icing on the cake of horrible, HORRIBLE refs.

Simultaneous possession always has and always will go to the receiver Packers didn't get screwed they both caught the ball.

 

[Bryoming]

Packers get screwed by refs in last second. Jennings caught the ball in the Endzone for an INT, had the ball in his chest, came down with it in bounds, the WR got a hand on it, and took it away after they were down. During the review, this was clear as day. Seahawks got the TD somehow...

And it, just like in the Wyoming/Toledo game, was just the icing on the cake of horrible, HORRIBLE refs.

Simultaneous possession always has and always will go to the receiver Packers didn't get screwed they both caught the ball.

No way. The Packers DB had full possession of the ball. Tate didn't even have a hand on it when they landed on the ground.

 

[fromolwyoming]

Packers get screwed by refs in last second. Jennings caught the ball in the Endzone for an INT, had the ball in his chest, came down with it in bounds, the WR got a hand on it, and took it away after they were down. During the review, this was clear as day. Seahawks got the TD somehow...

And it, just like in the Wyoming/Toledo game, was just the icing on the cake of horrible, HORRIBLE refs.

Simultaneous possession always has and always will go to the receiver Packers didn't get screwed they both caught the ball.

No, the Packer's DB had both hands on the ball, brought it to his chest, landed both feet inside the endzone, and then Tate tried to grab it away. Not too mention Tate comitted offensive pass interference by pushing another Packer's DB to the ground that would have caught the ball as well.

 

[thirtyseven]

Simultaneous possession always has and always will go to the receiver Packers didn't get screwed they both caught the ball.

The analysis by Steve Mariucci has been the best analysis I have heard so far. He explained that the Seahawks receiver while coming down from his jump did not have his right hand on the ball while the Green Bay DB had both hands on the ball the whole time. Watch the replay and you will see when Tate takes his right hand away from the ball and Green Bay player.

It was not simultaneous possession and that is where they got it wrong.