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Pats totally won due to refs today. No question about it. Browns coaches should be looking to punch out some of that crew.
 
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ThoughtExperiment said:
We're getting the worthless Giants/Bolts game here and missing the Seahawks/Niners. Local TV thinks we care about the NFC Least opponents, I guess. Meh.
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Yeah I refuse to watch that shit. I can't believe they're not giving Texas the Hawks/Niners. Who cares about the Giants? they're done.
 
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Virtually every game I have watched today has been influenced by horrible officiating.

Looking like the NBA or WWF or something more and more every fucking week that goes by.
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In all my years, I've never seen worse widescale officiating.

Why people made such a big stink about Spygate, when the refs help them anyway.
 
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Yeah I refuse to watch that shit. I can't believe they're not giving Texas the Hawks/Niners. Who cares about the Giants? they're done.
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Well it turned out we're getting your team after all. I guess the506 was wrong earlier in the week, or they changed their mind.

Tiger vs Zach was great, though. Zach totally chokes the easy 8-iron in the water and then holes out from the drop zone. Crazy.
 
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LAZARUS_LOGAN said:
And it makes it all the more interesting that he wouldn't take the OC position here.
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I think some of it is because he didn't believe Garrett was long for this world in Dallas. He knows he probably has 2-3 yrs minimum in Cleveland with a new HC in place, a guy that he is also good friends with.
 
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dbair1967 said:
Owner-QB link disillusioned coach

Updated: December 8, 2013, 11:09 AM ET

By Dan Graziano | ESPN.com

Shanahan Was Ready To Quit After 2012

As speculation mounts about Mike Shanahan's future in Washington, details have emerged about the coach's dissatisfaction with the relationship between owner Dan Snyder and quarterback Robert Griffin III.

Disillusioned with the way Snyder was running the organization, Shanahan cleaned out his office in advance of January's wild-card playoff game against the Seattle Seahawks and expected to leave the team whenever the season ended, according to a source who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

Mike Shanahan grew disillusioned at the special treatment Robert Griffin III received from owner Dan Snyder and had planned to resign after last season before the quarterback hurt his knee in the playoffs, a source said.

The source said Shanahan had grown tired of the way Snyder empowered Griffin and openly esteemed him above all other players. Shanahan didn't blame Griffin but did blame Snyder for creating an atmosphere that Shanahan did not believe was conducive to winning. Shanahan privately told people close to him that he felt Snyder's behavior with regard to Griffin was a "complete farce."

In spite of that, Shanahan believed he would be leaving the team on a very positive note, as the Redskins had won the NFC East in his third year as their coach and were preparing for a playoff run. He believed the team had come together and shown strong character during the seven-game winning streak on which it ended the regular season.

But when Griffin injured his knee in that playoff loss, a source said, Shanahan changed his plans. He believed leaving at that point was no longer an option. He didn't want the general public, or possibly even his players, to think he left because of Griffin's injury.

Contacted this weekend about this information, Shanahan declined to comment.

Through team spokesman Tony Wyllie, the Redskins said, "That story is ridiculous."

A team source said Shanahan had grown weary by January of the way Snyder treated Griffin, empowering his quarterback and helping make him feel bigger than the team. The issue apparently carried over into the offseason and into this season.

Snyder regularly sent his security team to accompany Griffin when he went out in Washington. Snyder's personal driver was spotted picking up Griffin's then-fiancee (now wife) at road games.

But it wasn't just Snyder's relationship with Griffin that irked Shanahan. It was also the way in which he dealt with employees who had less star power than his star quarterback, sources said. After Kirk Cousins relieved an injured Griffin last December in Cleveland and led Washington to a 38-21 victory over the Browns, players and coaches spotted Snyder standing at the quarterbacks' lockers, talking only to Griffin while, one source said, Snyder "didn't acknowledge" Cousins.

The strain in the Shanahan-Snyder relationship is one of several negative backdrops to a season gone wrong in Washington, and the question now is what happens with Shanahan at season's end.

Those who know him believe that, if he was willing to walk away last season, he might be willing to do the same this offseason. Snyder also could decide to fire him.

Either way, it appears a breakup is inevitable. Shanahan has one year left on his contract, and the Redskins are struggling through a disappointing season at 3-9. As a result of the 2012 trade that allowed the Redskins to draft Griffin, the team doesn't even have a first-round draft pick in 2014. The Rams hold that pick, which, if the season ended Sunday, would be the No. 2 pick overall.
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Going from Pat Bowlen to Dan Snyder is akin to going from the penthouse to the outhouse.
 
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Mass ripping of NFL officiating going on today by fans, media and even players themselves.

That fucking idiot Goodell needs to get his head out of his ass and get this fixed.
 
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It's like the fucking NBA now. The officials think everyone is there to see them. It's ridiculous.

This has been going on during our games for several years before it spread to the rest of the league. Call me a homer all you want. It's the truth.
 
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I almost never complain about refs. I think it's stupid. But yesterday was a fucking joke, league wide.
 
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Mike Pereira ‏@MikePereira21h
That was NOT roughing the passer in PHI a few plays back


Mike Pereira ‏@MikePereira21h
The hold on the 2-pt conversion in PHI is a mystery to me - didnt see anything that could be called


Mike Pereira ‏@MikePereira20h
Do I think that was DPI in New England? No.


Mike Pereira ‏@MikePereira19h
.@Browns fans - that was definitely NOT pass interference


Mike Pereira ‏@MikePereira17h
Signing off. So much for those that say I always defend the officials. Not sure I said one good thing today. Titos, here I come.
 
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