Was the no-call on Jimmy Smith's hold Kap's fault? I think so.

Theres no way you call that there unless its completely obvious that it changed the outcome of the play. That did not change the outcome b/c A. The ball was uncatchable and B. Crabtree didnt sale it enough, if he would have fell down it prolly would have got called.

 

Not only that, the refs let these guys play. They were consistent in their non calls. They did not favor one team over the other. (why isnt anyone complaining about the no call in the first quarter that likely prevented a TD by the ravens?)

Im confused how everyone is always screaming "its becoming flag football, let them play" but on every example when the refs do "let the teams play", all of a sudden the refs suck and missed all kinds of calls and people complain about it.

I guess it depends on which team you like that week

There were a lot of non calls, on both sides of the field.

 

The officials did a great job last night. In big games like that, players should be allowed to play more physical

 

He grabbed the jersey and held Crabtree up, it's an easy call.

 

I completely agree. This was one of the cleanest called games I have seen in a while. There were some missed calls on both sides of the ball. Everyone is just butthurt that the Ravens were the better team last night. They outplayed the 49ers all the way around last night. Sorry, the truth hurts. If they hadn't lost their momentum when the power went out, it would have probably stayed as a blow out.

 

Nope. Bad call. Ravens cheated and got all the calls once again.

If you're not going to call that, don't call the PI on Culliver covering Torrey Smith - which led to a Ravens score and could've changed everything.

Ravens suck. Burn in hell, Baltimore. Tainted Super Bowl rings. Should have a whopping ZERO if Ray were in prison where he should be.

If I can point to one thing the Niners did wrong besides horrible coverage all game... Burning those timeouts. Whole different story if the Niners don't burn those two timeouts. And I'm not saying this in hindsight. I'm always a big proponent of saving all timeouts for the end - especially when you're down 22 points and in comeback mode.

Also, Ginn should've ran straight out of bounds or lateral the ball.

If Cary Williams was wearing a Titans jersey when he shoved the ref, he would've been ejected. I don't want that punk on our team anymore.

Ravens, S my C. This is only a small rant, and I'm sure I have plenty more where that came from. Not watching ESPN for two weeks. Don't want to hear one damn word come out of Ray Lewis' mouth.

 

I feel like I just read my own words from last night. I hate the ravens and ray lewis! F*** the ravens

 

Ray Lewis was a complete non-factor in last nights game. He had maybe 5 tackles.

As far as the ejections go, I thought for sure at the outset of the first quarter scuffle that players from both sides were going to be ejected. I was shocked when no one was.

The refs stayed out of this game for the most part, and the 49ers couldn't hang with Flaco and that offense. It was looking like it was going to be a complete embarrassment for the 9ers until the lights went out. The momentum changed, but they simply just were not all that good. Your talking about a team that wouldn't have even been in the superbowl if the Falcon's could learn to score in the second half of a football game.

 

Exactly. The Ravens BEAT the 49ers, and if not for a blackout, it could have gotten ugly.

I have yet to see a Ravens hater fess up to the BS calls that went the 49ers way.

 

Cheating:
Act dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage, esp. in a game or examination


Throw it at the refs, Ravens didnt do a damn thing to cheat.

And got all the calls? L o L


Get over it\