Tobias Funke
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Listen there's no conspiracy here. If I wanted to cry conspiracy after the NFC title game I could have with the way my team got screwed over.
There are always some calls that could go either way. The Rams had penalties that weren't called as well. You just don't make as big a deal of it. Robey-Coleman held Edelman on one sideline play and it wasn't called. It was a 15 yard pass on 3rd down.
The Rams played atrocious. Holding call or not they had a chance to make up for it, but Goff through a ball that stayed in the air for an hour off his back foot. I do not feel bad for the Rams. They didn't deserve to be there in the first place.
The crazy part is that it would be a dumb conspiracy to begin with. The same team winning super bowls is not great for the sport. Had the Chiefs gone this year as opposed to the Pats it would have likely been much better financially for the NFL.
Second i notice overtime this comes up people have exact examples of bad calls against one team, but speak in generalities regarding the Pats penalties. I promise if you watch with the same eagle eye on both sides you will see there are plenty of bad/missed calls to go around. If people watch with the intent on seeing referee bias, guess what happens?
I have had more people tell me in the last two weeks that the ref in the Chiefs game should not have called offsides on Dee Ford. I find this insane. People wish the refs hadn't called a penalty since the result of the play would have effectively ended the game. I fully understand the Patriots hate, but to your point you cant feel bad for the Rams because they didnt get screwed by the refs.