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Related: About this forumLouisiana eyecare clinic offers free exams to NFL refs
An eye doctor from Louisiana, who is obviously a New Orleans Saints fan, is offering his services for free to NFL refs following Sundays debacle against the Los Angeles Rams.
In case you missed it, the refs officiating the NFC Championship Game absolutely shafted the Saints with a no-call on a blatant hit late in the fourth quarter (watch here). The hit should have garnered both pass interference and helmet-to-helmet penalties, but not a single flag was thrown.
Had the correct call been made, the Saints would have been able to run the clock down almost all the way and kicked a game-winning field goal. Obviously that didnt happen. They had to kick with almost two minutes left on the clock, the Rams tied it up and then won in overtime.
After the brutal loss, Louisiana Family Eyecare offered its services for free to NFL refs before next season to prevent the atrocity that occurred in the NFC title game.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/louisiana-eyecare-clinic-offers-free-exams-to-nfl-refs/ar-BBSxSN7?li=BBnb7Kz
wcmagumba
(2,871 posts)like the so called roughing call against the Chiefs for hitting Brady above
the shoulders...obviously didn't happen from replay...probably changed
the outcome of the game...imo
Auggie
(31,068 posts)it would have been a tough judgment call for anyone in real time.
There is simply no excuse for the missed pass interference call in the Saints/Rams game though.