"It don't matter" - Brandon Graham

This was DURING the game too 🤣🤣🤣

Talk about some rattled players. You know the fans got to you when you have to walk up to them and shove em. The fan held his ground too, smells like a lawsuit 😏



This post was edited by Sixers on Nov 27 2023 08:48am

very classy :/



yeah, he knew the script

This post was edited by Falcon_A on Nov 27 2023 05:44pm

Valid points.

The more we look at the replay and really break it down, the more you realize it wasn't actually a horse collar tackle.

Fixation on this specific call takes away from the half dozen other calls/non calls that were suspect af.

Go back a couple pages and look at the twitter slow motion holds I posted that should have easily been called .

We can go both ways with those. Or the countless holds against the Eagles defensive line that weren't called. Josh Sweat gets held every week because he cooks his guy and it RARELY gets called.

I feel like this is every game, every week. People can go back and pull play after play in every game and find non-calls.

Anyways...

https://x.com/vwxomw/status/1729368045259251833?s=20

No we can't lmao those are blatant holds. The db is clearly holding in pulling the jersey and jumping on the dude's back.

It's one thing to say okay let them play, but when you have games where Eagles opponents are getting 10 calls vs Eagles 0 or 1 and you see non calls on blatant shit like that, only a homer can rationalize it as it's all fair.

Have refs every been held accountable for bad calls?
If so, please share worst calls and times officials have been punished by the league

Guess I could Google but I've never seen a punishment given out

kick rocks