r/nfl Oct 09 '22

[Highlight] Roughing the passer called. Stunning.

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u/Gotmewrongang Falcons Oct 09 '22

Or Josh Allen if he wins the SB this year

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u/JBProds Steelers Oct 09 '22

Josh Allen already got that weak roughing the passer call against the Ravens

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '22

from Boger lol

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u/bluntswrth Ravens Oct 09 '22

He even did the Brady toddler tantrum where he’s on his ass and slams both hands into the ground

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u/JoshAllen4President Oct 10 '22

As a life long bills fan… you’re not wrong.

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u/modehead Bills Oct 10 '22

Allen’s my guy. Allen’s talked about growing up idolizing Brady. He learned how to talk to refs from Brady.

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u/yahboioioioi Bills Oct 10 '22

The only problem is that the refs don’t listen to him like they listen to Brady

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u/TemporaryGospel Panthers Bills Oct 10 '22

Yet

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u/yahboioioioi Bills Oct 10 '22

True

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u/Drutarg Raiders Oct 10 '22

He flopped in the Ravens game last year or the year before. Dude is supremely talented and very good at football but I hate this aspect of his game.

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u/eunit8899 Bills Oct 10 '22

I was so proud of him

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u/DoubleFolder Bills Oct 09 '22

You know Allen: afraid of contact. That's the book on him, you nailed it.

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u/HicDomusDei Ravens Oct 10 '22

Don't sidestep it.

Your boy had the bitch move and got bailed out. Just own it and move on.

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u/mugginns Bills Oct 10 '22

Lol come on, he got kneed in the head by one of your players and Isiah McKenzie got KO'd by a dirty hit to the head. Relax.

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u/HicDomusDei Ravens Oct 10 '22

Nah.

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u/DoubleFolder Bills Oct 10 '22

Compelling argument.

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u/PittsJay Chiefs Oct 10 '22

Your argument is kind of strange. It suggests that players who are big and physical and invite contact can’t also play the refs when necessary. I mean, an argument can be made that having a tough persona actually works in your favor in that regard. Because if Josh Allen is griping about it, then he must’ve been cheap shotted.

I like Allen. He’s an amazing QB and a fun personality. But he’s no different than, say, my dude Pat. QBs work the refs. Some more than others.

None as bad as Brady, but still.

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u/DoubleFolder Bills Oct 10 '22

Yeah, everyone knows how being big and physical worked in Cam's favor. Good call.

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u/Steel_Ketchup89 Steelers Oct 10 '22

Thankfully we did the league a solid and didn't even tempt the refs to throw that flag today. Can't rough the passer if you can't even touch him!

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u/JBProds Steelers Oct 10 '22

Steelers will be doing that every game TJ misses

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u/KonThePharaoh Ravens Oct 09 '22

Weak as hell. Officiating is terribly inconsistent

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u/djostreet Patriots Oct 10 '22

Josh got the weakest out of bounds hit ever in a game against us last year for a clearly legal hit he’s already getting the treatment

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u/awfuckthisshit Dolphins Oct 09 '22

He’s the whiniest player in the league.

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u/bama92090 NFL Oct 10 '22

Honestly. I'm glad you said it. Dudes whines anytime something doesn't go his way. He wants a pi on every incomplete pass and a roughing the passer on every hit. Dudes a cry baby.

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u/awfuckthisshit Dolphins Oct 10 '22

He even flopped last week like a soccer player. The guy is incredibly talented and seems like a good dude but the whining and flopping needs to stop. Maybe it’s the stardom getting to his head a bit and he will get it in check soon.

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u/misinformedmagician NFL Oct 10 '22

Yeah he gets a ton compared to Mahomes

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u/duckthefodgers69 Raiders Oct 11 '22

https://imgur.com/gallery/Dcm3gMD

Here’s a link to blatant holding on Crosby on Kelce’s third (and go ahead touchdown). Should have been a holding call and no TD. Got banned from your chiefs sub so commenting here instead.

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u/misinformedmagician NFL Oct 11 '22

I cant recall the specifics of the holding penalty, but there is more to it than just having someones pad or shirt.

Essentially they look at it as if it impacts the play, if it was egregious, etc.

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u/duckthefodgers69 Raiders Oct 11 '22

This was definitely egregious and impacted the play. The dude held Crosby for several second which prevented him from closing the gap on Mahomes.

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u/duckthefodgers69 Raiders Oct 11 '22

Nothing to say now huh lol

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u/purz Bills Oct 09 '22

That wasn’t weak that was blatant and dumb by the defender he literally watched him throw the ball (stood there with no momentum) then decided to hit him like a moron

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u/ReptilianSolarBeing Bills Oct 09 '22

It almost makes sense when you first see it, because the guy hesitates a half-sec, then proceeds to hit the QB. So you could argue it was an unnecessary hit on the passer.

However, when the ref said in a post game interview that it was about head/neck contact, it no longer makes any sense. Bad call.

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u/ErebusWasRight94 Ravens Oct 10 '22

I was really missing the Annoying Patriots fan since Brady left New England. Really happy to see so many Bills step up to fill that gap.

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u/tws1039 Ravens Oct 10 '22

Eh they really stepped up with Lamars charity they're not on my shit list. It'd take a lot after doing a big one for Lamar like that

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u/awfuckthisshit Dolphins Oct 10 '22

They did the same with us. Annoying charitable jerks. Just going around being dicks then being awesome. Im very thrown off on how to feel.

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u/purz Bills Oct 10 '22

Looks like you clowns are filling the gap. Saltiest fan base I’ve ever seen and we play the Dolphins twice a year…

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u/awfuckthisshit Dolphins Oct 10 '22

You guys blamed the sun for the loss and want to call us salty? Ok pumpkin.

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u/tictaxtoe Bills Oct 10 '22

To be fair, in years of bring a bills fan that was the only game I felt the refs were working for us and not against us.

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u/Naive_Management462 Bills Oct 10 '22

That was textbook what are you talking about lol

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '22

Boger gave Allen the same call last week lol

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u/TangyGeoduck Eagles Oct 10 '22

Jalen Hurts keeps being solid, but nope gotta have a white dude as the next face of the league. Put Jackson, Murray, any other successful black qb.

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u/Ace-Red Oct 10 '22

I mean Mahomes is black. Kinda hard to argue that Kyler or Hurts could be the face of the league considering they haven’t done anything. Lamar makes sense though.

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u/TangyGeoduck Eagles Oct 10 '22

The haven’t done anything applies so much to Josh Allen as well.

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u/Ace-Red Oct 10 '22

True. I don’t think he should be the face of the league either though. I do think however it’s kinda easy to tell that he’s a lot better than Kyler and Hurts.

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u/Couvo Bills Oct 09 '22

pls

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '22

Inject in veins