Enough is Enough...Saints v Seahawks.....lets have some fun

[jcstewart]

They will learn that it is almost impossible to win in Seattle.

They knew that going in. If the defense recovers a fumble and grabs an interception, this game could have been different. Those breaks can often go against the home team in the playoffs.

[RCAJUN90]

Dude you were gonna change the channel at 10-0 when you incorrectly said 14-0... There was 7 minutes left in the first quarter saints down 10-0 and getting the ball, you changing the channel at that point is quitting on your team. IMO

Dude unless you have some hacked webcam installed in my bedroom or your a mind reader, you can tell what I was doing. It's been on since the game started. I'm about to shut it off and go to bed. Bad football week for Cajun and Saints fans.

[The Floridian]

That was a helluva catch for that TD.

[cjr3888]

I really don't think NFL refs know the rules. Earlier this year, a holding call was picked up because the player ran through the hold. Tonight, a holding call was picked up because the QB had already started running? Maybe I missed something, but why does that change the holding call?

[RedBug58]

I really don't think NFL refs know the rules. Earlier this year, a holding call was picked up because the player ran through the hold. Tonight, a holding call was picked up because the QB had already started running? Maybe I missed something, but why does that change the holding call?

I think it's just time to get out of there without any injuries....

[CrazyCajun]

I really don't think NFL refs know the rules. Earlier this year, a holding call was picked up because the player ran through the hold. Tonight, a holding call was picked up because the QB had already started running? Maybe I missed something, but why does that change the holding call?

Also don't understand why they feel the need to have a 5 minute explanation...throw the flag, call the penalty and yardage spot the ball and play. I don't need to hear everything the ref saw during the entire play. The qb hiked the ball...the wr the began to run down the field in which at that time the defender began to guard him. The defender then got close to the wr in what appeared to be a penalty, after all 4 of us discussing it we now realize the wr was just adjusting himself, there is no foul on the play

[alum81]

Also don't understand why they feel the need to have a 5 minute explanation...throw the flag, call the penalty and yardage spot the ball and play. I don't need to hear everything the ref saw during the entire play. The qb hiked the ball...the wr the began to run down the girls in which at that time the defender began to guard him. The defender then got close to the wr in what appeared to be a penalty, after all 4 of us discussing it we now realize the wr was just adjusting himself, there is no foul on the play

Ha ha thats funny. You really are Crazy

[The Floridian]

Also don't understand why they feel the need to have a 5 minute explanation...throw the flag, call the penalty and yardage spot the ball and play. I don't need to hear everything the ref saw during the entire play. The qb hiked the ball...the wr the began to run down the girls in which at that time the defender began to guard him. The defender then got close to the wr in what appeared to be a penalty, after all 4 of us discussing it we now realize the wr was just adjusting himself, there is no foul on the play

Meh, that's just a thing Hoculi does.

[CrazyCajun]

I think it's just time to get out of there without any injuries....

Why would you say that

[RedBug58]

I think it's just time to get out of there without any injuries....

Dang!!!!! Now we have injuries..

[BrockMeaux]

Gene Steratore gives some of the best, most clear and concise explanations in the league. Games that he calls are usually a joy because there's little to gripe about with officiating afterwards. Ed Hochuli, on the other hand, has taken to giving the most detailed, convoluted explanations in the NFL. He's been among the worst in the league since his Chargers/Broncos debacle a few years ago. He was great before, then he blew that game and hasn't been the same since. Like he lost his confidence and hasn't been able to find it again.

[cjr3888]

Gene Steratore gives some of the best, most clear and concise explanations in the league. Games that he calls are usually a joy because there's little to gripe about with officiating afterwards. Ed Hochuli, on the other hand, has taken to giving the most detailed, convoluted explanations in the NFL. He's been among the worst in the league since his Chargers/Broncos debacle a few years ago. He was great before, then he blew that game and hasn't been the same since. Like he lost his confidence and hasn't been able to find it again.

But the man has huge arms and flexes when he signals first down. The ladies love it so much that Gruden mentioned that he was wearing long sleeves tonight!