Only us Steelers fans saw the bad calls

Did the guy writing this story watch the same game as us? Not one word about the horrible calls. Ryan Clark's late hit???

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/gametracke ... ast-giants

I also watched NBC's breakdown about the games before the Sunday night game and there wasn't one word about the calls either.

 

Surprise Surprise. :roll:

Add it to the list of things we overcame tonight if you haven't already.

:swordsman:

 

Can't wait to hear what they say.

 

I'll be listening for sure.

 

Coach Cowher called the "fumble" by Ben the right call at halftime. He called bunk on the mysterious H2H that Clark got flagged for.

 

Nah, we weren't the only ones who saw them. I was getting text messages from non-Steelers fans for just about the entire game and they saw them too... Including the 2 Giants fans that I bet lunch with.

 

The NFL Rules are unnecessarily complex. It is almost impossible to rule on that play without either side having an argument.

We won, move on.

 

This guy from NFL.com noticed...

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100000 ... ls-by-refs

...though he failed to mention the 1st PI call on Lewis.

 

Yes sir Mr. Board Police. Wait, you gotta badge?

 

I've been thinking the same...as far as a lot of the rules...i mean come on already...it doesnt need to be that complex.

 

One more before I get thrown out of here:

http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/recap?gameId=321104019

"Overcoming unusual sloppiness, the Steelers (5-3) dominated the second half." So getting screwed by the refs is known as "unusual sloppiness". Who da thunk it?

 

A few Giants fan admitted the refs gave them 14pts.