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[quote]Remember the people who run the media are on the coast and the NFL is in league with them now and will not allow fly over country to be spotlighted as being successful.[/quote] I agree with that assessment completely. I would like to add that I don't believe that the NFL would have allo...

Yes. That makes sense. Maybe the Refs were mad at the home crowd because it was too loud in there for the Refs comfort....

The Refs let the Rams Defense run wild. Numerous penalties were ignored. Rams were Taunting -- that wasn't called. The Refs let the VISITING TEAM Rams run wild in the NFC South Champions Superdome. Why should the Rams respect the Saints in the Superdome when the Refs clearly signaled that no l...

Zero point Zero chance of any remedy. The league has exactly the SB match up they wanted and the A List Hollywood celebrities are already making their travel plans and party reservations....

[quote]I disagree. Motive is what determines if a criminal offense was committed. When Atlantic City sports books are refunding bettors because of the missed call, you better believe somebody will be looking into it. We're talking tens of millions of dollars in damages to players, fans and bettors. ...

I didn't down vote him for posting his chess analogy. I welcome whatever helps to make my point. A Chess Tournament, say, in the Olympics, is a great setting to use to draw an analogy. This "The Saints should have done other things better" argument is ridiculously wrong. ...

I agree with those who say that, on that play, with two officials looking directly at what happened, the visual evidence is sufficient to allow the conclusion that the Officials had the intent to ignore the rules infraction that had just occurred right in front of their eyes. Motive? No need to s...

[quote]Well it was the worst day in the history of the New Orleans Saints' 52 years. I think a full on melt is kind of expected.[/quote] I agree....

Yep. That is a great analogy. My analogy was intended to present something more blatant and egregious than an illegal touching of a piece without moving that piece. But strictly from a serious chess tournament standpoint, of course, your analogy is better. That's what happened to the Saints...

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[quote]How about 1 player makes an illegal move and gets away with it just as the other is about to win[/quote] I like your analogy also....

Yes, I like your analogy better. That's what I'm talking about. But the key to your analogy is that the judge clearly saw the rules infraction but, for some reason, intentionally decided to allow the rules infraction to pass, thus giving the player who committed a foul a competitive advantage. ...

[quote]God you’re an idiot[/quote] frick off, idiot....

[quote]nerd alert[/quote] Ignoramus Alert....

Let's say that you and I are playing a game of Chess. It's an even game. We are evenly matched. At one critical point in the game I move my Queen in a position that allows you to pin it and exchange one of your Bishops for my Queen. Right before your move, I invoke a Rule that allows me to chang...

It was not a blown call. It was an intentional act of omission....

frick off man. You aren't even a Saints fan. If I were Goodell I would do exactly what I needed to do to bring that gigantic LA media market into Rams Mania. I would do what I could to put LA in the Superbowl and then I would enjoy mingling with the A list Hollywood movie stars at all of the SB pr...

That Defensive PI flag would have been flying if he had so much as touched Diggs with both hands before the pass arrived. ...

An intentional act by the league cannot be a curse. ...

The evidence that it was an intentional act of omission is right there before everybody's eyes. You want me to disbelieve what my eyes see?...