I'd support anything that gives refs less power at this point.
Really though, I want there to be oversight and punishment for incorrect calls. I'd also prefer Sky Refs that can overrule bang bang plays or review and have power to flag egregious no calls (preferably only ones that would prevent game-changing dynamics, like egregious PI that is blatant. I wouldn't want this for shit like holding or other stuff)
It shouldn't really be a surprise to anyone with the sheer physical traits required to play in the NFL these days. The height and build of a player are sometimes more important than their raw talent.
We've reached such a weird genetic requirement to play at the NFL level that we're obviously going to have a lot of mediocrity mixed in with actual elite players.
It's why elite players even exist. There's plenty of people with raw talent, but maybe 5% of them hit the genetic thresholds required to ever play at the NFL level. When those guys actually get found, they're special.
So yeah, it doesn't surprise me at all why there's a lot of straight-up bad (mediocre is just being nice) players in the NFL these days.
Everbank field is unfair for the jags.
Rodgers in a wheelchair can probably outperform the clown they're currently entertaining.
If Ridley wasn't dropping absolute dimes the first 4 games of the season.. he would easily hit that number. The dude doesn't even look like he tries to catch the ball even now. Just playing for penalties.
The recievers were so unreliable and bad the first games of the season I feel like the Doug changed the entire scheme of the offense to compensate for their abyssmal catching ability and now it's biting them in the ass.
I challenge anyone to watch the 22 on Lawrence, or QB school on yt and tell me he isn't playing like a top 5 qb. His recievers are underperforming this year. Jags were leading the league in the first portion of the year for a good while.
Because it was always Brady.
Take out Bill's record with Brady, and he's basically Matt Patricia.
A PI on Kelce during the hail mary would have been one of the softest calls of the year... and that's saying something. Other than that, yeah, pretty terrible officiating in those last few minutes.