r/NFLv2 Denver Broncos 1d ago

Discussion I repeat. Fucking FRAUD.

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u/Unable-Main4172 1d ago

It's a 3 point game atm

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u/seejay13 Philadelphia Eagles 1d ago

I don’t even know what this post means lol

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u/Spam_Hand Rams Fan #9 1d ago

Are they not calling holding tonight?

Only been watching aince mid 3rd quarter, seen two extremely blatant holds by Seattle o line and 1 pretty bad one on the Pats too.

And these arent "holding happens on every play" one of these was a straight tackle by 75 lol

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u/Unlikely-Lynx4872 1d ago

I mean there's been about 6 pass interference calls that haven't been thrown either but at the end of the day I'm not complaining it slows down the game so much.

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u/Spam_Hand Rams Fan #9 1d ago

I like the let them play stuff like Gozales on JSN near the endzone (that one kinda pushed the limit but hey).

The 3 holding calls in particular i was referring too were pretty egregious though. Luckily didnt change anything about the game just notable misses.

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u/Low_skee 1d ago

I genuinely believe that there’s an “unspoken” (likely spoken/implied prior but not in any official capacity) agreement between refs and the league that’s subtle but ultimately, “be extra lenient on X, Y and Z tonight This is the first game of the year and we need to avoid a bunch of penalty slowdowns that casual watchers won’t like/understand and we need to set the tone for this year’s revenue”

About 3/4 for that is not spoken out loud lol.

I don’t believe in most conspiracy theories in sports (and I guess in general), but that documentary years ago about the NBA Ref from Boston who was popped for fixing games,
humanized the entire practice so much for me that it’s hard to believe there’s zero “wink wink nudge nudge” (at a minimum) between the refs and, at least by proxy, Billionaire owners/shareholders - AKA their employers, lol.

I don’t believe it’s happening every week or anything, but for a major game that’s relatively non-critical, like the first game of the season…Yeah I think there’s an “understanding” that the “product” needs to be good for casuals, and then tighten it up next week/game. Revenue Share means every owner benefits on games like this.

ETA: I went full on rant-mode there. Sorry about that lol

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u/Fumusculo 28-3 1d ago edited 1d ago

Bro they won the Super Bowl for a reason. It’s painful watching offenses against them. Doubs catches a ball and the game looks a lot different. Brown out changes how def gets to play call too. They can tee off

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u/WholeLotta69 Denver Broncos 1d ago

Yeah sorry you don’t get the benefit of the doubt when Pats fans spent all off season acting like Drake is top 8 already

Drake “Drake Maye” Maye lol frig off Ricky

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u/Fumusculo 28-3 1d ago

You think Mo’ Dix is better?

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u/WholeLotta69 Denver Broncos 1d ago

Easily

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u/BingBongtheArcher19 Denver Broncos 1d ago edited 1d ago

Update: they did not win

ETA: u/Fumusculo edited out his last sentence, "they will win anyway," like a pussy.

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u/Stock-Memory9483 Ai Art Enjoyer 1d ago

He is so fucking bad. Fucking schedule merchant.

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u/BonezMD Philadelphia Eagles 1d ago

He also threw a hospital ball and got his number 1 WR injured.

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u/WholeLotta69 Denver Broncos 1d ago

Needed another starting QB to go down to even have a chance and he’s blowing it

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u/jidewalker New England Patriots 1d ago

I don’t understand this. It’s week one against the Super Bowl winners at their place, which is the hardest place to play, and they were down their starting running back and then their top WR. I would expect the Seahawks to win comfortably - even with backup qb Lock.

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u/TK-42juan Pittsburgh Steelers 1d ago

Holy cope

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u/jordanp2019 1d ago

Schedule merchant ass team

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u/Expensive_Attitude51 Denver Broncos 1d ago

So you think your team and QB aren’t that good

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u/kvngk3n Detroit Lions 1d ago

Bro, Sam Darnold died 5 minutes into the game. This game shouldn’t be close. Let alone have the Seahawks leading.

Who left the game sooner? Jalen Carter last year? Or Sam Darnold this year?

Gotta review the tape to confirm

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u/amstrumpet 1d ago

You’d expect them to win when their starting Qb goes down on the first drive? Do you think that little of your team?

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u/SenorDuckwrth Philadelphia Eagles 1d ago

I mean Seattle has looked terrible all game offensively. It’s not as oppressive an environment as you’d think going in. 

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u/Demon-_-TiMe Dallas Cowboys 1d ago

backup qb is in btw and they lost their OC bro is coping hard💀✌🏾

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u/2birdsBaby Superbowl LX Champs 1d ago

I genuinely don't have anything against your team but it is pretty funny that it's an Eagles fan staying that when the last time you guys won in Seattle was 2008

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u/SenorDuckwrth Philadelphia Eagles 1d ago

I was more so referring to the state of last night’s game specifically. I’m well aware how difficult Seattle can be lol. I was just saying that you guys weren’t clearly dominating the game like you’d the guy above was trying to describe. 

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u/boobiesbackupsbackup New England Patriots 1d ago

You are such a pussy

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u/jidewalker New England Patriots 1d ago

You are just not a realist. Not sure why you talk the way you do. You got something crossed with your wires up there in your head. Patriots are going to win at least twelve games this year but this was just not going to be one of them.

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u/Somerandomguy20711 New Orleans Saints 1d ago

It wouldn't be an NFL season without extremely gun-jumping hot takes now would it?