Another Good Read

[iknowftbll]

Specifically the comments. Look, we all know officiating was a mess this past year. Sometimes it went our way and a lot of times it didn't. So I really have no sympathy for the bitch-fest that ensues this short blurb. A lot of focus is on the "non-catch" just two plays before the strip sack and fumble recovery for a TD. What are Broncos supposed to do? Apologize for a 50/50 call going our way? Did Panthers fans miss all the holds they got away with (consistent with many Broncos opponents in 2015) in that game?

While I'm not one to kick other fans in the aftermath of a loss I certainly am not going to apologize for the way the Broncos won. I'm not going to troll a Panthers site and call them out for their bias, but I think it's fair to highlight it here and call it out for the bullshit it is!

Here's the Two Plays Ron Rivera Laments from Super Bowl 50

 

[megalodon30]

If Panthers fans complain about the officiating of SB 50, it must be about this very obvious non-call:

 

[Mingo]

This is what is classically known as Loser's Lament (hence the reference in the title).

 

[Broncos6482]

Are they still whining about this? It wasn't a catch, the ball hit the ground and slid up around his hip, that's loss of control. That's not even controversial.