Game Thread: NFC North World Heavyweight Championship First Place Green Bay Packers vs Detroit Football Lions

[LionsWhyMe]

The Packers called a timeout before the ball was snapped. The other half of the rule (per se) is the defense being “in formation.”

 

[LionsWhyMe]

Goal line non td picture wouldn't post

 

[broncosmitty]

What about the ref that said it was a fumble. The ref commentator is like, oh yeah it's for a sure a fumble. Then the Packers coach, who looks like he just finished puberty throws the flag, whispers sweet nothings into the refs ear. I text my buddy and am like, "I'll bet 1000 that they over rule this". Then boom goes the dynamite.

I played 7 on 7 against LeFleur back when I was finishing up puberty. Lol


Fuck him for transferring from Western though.

 

[Rollingthndr]

I played 7 on 7 against LeFleur back when I was finishing up puberty. Lol


Fuck him for transferring from Western though.

Clearly he doesn't know about the rich history and tradition of Western to leave like that.

 

[Gulf of Brazil]

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These are a sampling of the good plays (sacks/incompletions) by the Packers that were replayed on the telecast. There are others, but these were clear cut.

Like holding, it appears you could call "hands to the upper body" on every play...

Any of these NON-called, NON-existent penalties (according to any refs) by GB, at home, NEVER happened.

Someone altered every one of those gifs. Must've been a Lions fan.

 

[broncosmitty]

Clearly he doesn't know about the rich history and tradition of Western to leave like that.

Clearly.

 

[LionsWhyMe]

Someone altered every one of those gifs. Must've been a Lions fan.

I'm seeing the same thing from a 4 minute and 42 second video.

 

[Thruthefog]

Flowers gets to know what it's like to have a lion on your helmet.

 

[Thruthefog]

The worst thing about the calls against Flowers, is they have to explain the calls. Meaning that he was looking for something he could call against the Lions to keep the drives going.

Either:

(1) fixing games
(2) one ref got paid

Or both.

 

[LionsWhyMe]

Either:
(1) fixing games
(2) one ref got paid
Or both.

Can you name one game, just one game where the Lions have went against the blatant call(s) by the officials to win the game? I can't. Just about everyone would call it "taking the wind out of a team sail." I would call it being a schedule filler.