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Anonymous wrote:Cry babies. Packers had three clear movement before ball snap on key series and delay of game on third and 12 conversion not called. They also were holding on last touchdown. The refs could not NOT call that PI. It was way more blatant than the other ones ON BOTH sides. Poor coaching by Packers lost game. Was it the ref that threw the perfect 45 yard pass right before halftime? No it was GOAT. Please, give the man the respect he deserves.

+1

The last PI penalty was totally the right call. Why the flag was so late I don't know. But the jersey was held for literally a full second. Come on.

+2

Preach. We will no see this type of player again, in pur lifetimes. What a great player, team mate and leader!

Barf. Remember Deflategate?

Brady is arguably the best qb of all time. I don't think so, but he's in my top 5 maybe top 3 passers. He's gonna get the calls like most superstars and having the right complexion doesn't hurt either.

If you watch the angle from the end zone where the ref threw the flag, you see both the clear PI, not a judgment call, and you also see why the ref through the flag late. He signaled dead ball first and then dropped hand to get flag. Took a second. You can see him shake his head no as soon as he sees the PI though.

Facts to support my OP that brady benefits from penalties more than others in a NYT article today. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/04/sports/football/super-bowl-bucs-chiefs-penalties.html

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cry babies. Packers had three clear movement before ball snap on key series and delay of game on third and 12 conversion not called. They also were holding on last touchdown. The refs could not NOT call that PI. It was way more blatant than the other ones ON BOTH sides. Poor coaching by Packers lost game. Was it the ref that threw the perfect 45 yard pass right before halftime? No it was GOAT. Please, give the man the respect he deserves.

+1

The last PI penalty was totally the right call. Why the flag was so late I don't know. But the jersey was held for literally a full second. Come on.

+2

Preach. We will no see this type of player again, in pur lifetimes. What a great player, team mate and leader!

Barf. Remember Deflategate?

Because Brady is white.

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Anonymous wrote:Exactly—not catchable and actor a game of no calls. Tony Romo acknowledged the truth after the Chiefs win. He said everyone wanted to see Mahomes and Brady in the SB.

This is the kind of favoritism teams playing against Brady have to face. No doubt the Packers played worse than usual but they still had a chance until the refs stopped them.

This!

+2. Bad calls are part of the game, any game. But, Brady is the golden boy. He benefits from calls in is favor more than anyone else. It's gross.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cry babies. Packers had three clear movement before ball snap on key series and delay of game on third and 12 conversion not called. They also were holding on last touchdown. The refs could not NOT call that PI. It was way more blatant than the other ones ON BOTH sides. Poor coaching by Packers lost game. Was it the ref that threw the perfect 45 yard pass right before halftime? No it was GOAT. Please, give the man the respect he deserves.

+1

The last PI penalty was totally the right call. Why the flag was so late I don't know. But the jersey was held for literally a full second. Come on.

Wrong! The ball was no where near catchable. They just wanted the douchy Golden Boy in the Superbowl.

It was nowhere near catchable because the WR's jersey was blatantly held. Without the hold, it might have been catchable, close enough that the call was reasonable.

Exactly. The interception holding was tic-tac compared to the 2 seconds grabbing of jersey that extended a foot. Not the same, interception was the equivalent of the holding in Brady’s second I. And buy the way, Godwin was held on two occasions that were equivalent to the interception. And Packers scored on the drive which was BLATANT offensive procedure. I mean he stood up and took two steps back. How was that missed?? Rodgers had his chance and some unfortunate coaching decisions. I think Bucs are going to get beat good by Chiefs but what Brady did was still amazing, even if he personally did not play well.

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Anonymous wrote:Cry babies. Packers had three clear movement before ball snap on key series and delay of game on third and 12 conversion not called. They also were holding on last touchdown. The refs could not NOT call that PI. It was way more blatant than the other ones ON BOTH sides. Poor coaching by Packers lost game. Was it the ref that threw the perfect 45 yard pass right before halftime? No it was GOAT. Please, give the man the respect he deserves.

+1

The last PI penalty was totally the right call. Why the flag was so late I don't know. But the jersey was held for literally a full second. Come on.

+2

Preach. We will no see this type of player again, in pur lifetimes. What a great player, team mate and leader!

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Anonymous wrote:How do you feel about the hold that led to the interception before halftime? Can’t have it both ways.

I honestly can't picture that play. I'm not a partisan here with strong feelings either way and, as a Steelers fan, I certainly don't have natural affinities for Brady.

But, I would say that, even if there was a blown call in favor of the Pats, that hardly proves some overarching conspiracy.

+1

Anonymous wrote:Ignored the Bucs holding and pretended that interception was valid and let the Bucs steal the ball. I am so tired of having Tom Brady favored all the time.

WHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAA..........

Anonymous wrote:Isn't Brady expected to retire this year?

No. He's said he wants to play until he's 45.

Isn't Brady expected to retire this year?

Anonymous wrote:How do you feel about the hold that led to the interception before halftime? Can’t have it both ways.

Why not?
That call was bad. The pass interference call at the end was good.

Anonymous wrote:How do you feel about the hold that led to the interception before halftime? Can’t have it both ways.

I honestly can't picture that play. I'm not a partisan here with strong feelings either way and, as a Steelers fan, I certainly don't have natural affinities for Brady.

But, I would say that, even if there was a blown call in favor of the Pats, that hardly proves some overarching conspiracy.

How do you feel about the hold that led to the interception before halftime? Can’t have it both ways.