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The refs failed the league and are an embarrassment to the NFL

KillerKat

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Odell Beckham should've never been in the game after launching into Normans head. The refs failed the league and of course he had chances to keep the Giants in the game and got the game tying TD after pushing off with no flag. He had 3 personal fouls the whole game and should've had 6. At some point the league should ask "How much is enough?". He shouldn't have been in the game. If you have 3 personal fouls you should be automatically tossed. Hopefully Goodell will suspend him a game, but probably won't since he is one of the NFL's darlings. Oh well, 14-0. Go to hell Odell.

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I've never complained about refs or officials in my entire lifetime, but if they really care about player safety obj should have been ejected and should also be suspended for a couple of games.  Unacceptable and the refs were completely blind.  Cam took some egregious punishment as well.

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Yeah for all the people vilifying Greg Hardy and Adrian Peterson and Ray Rice, this should go to show you. Nobody cares. If you can play, you will play. This guy was headhunting Josh Norman all game and Coughlin should have sat him but knew he couldn't win without him. 

The league should suspend Beckham several games. 

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Just now, KillerKat said:

I'm proud of the post game. Howie Long and Jimmie Johnson saying he should've been tossed too and don't know why he wasn't. 

I'm not one to try to overregulate sports, but what OBJ did was borderline assault. That's the type of bitch move that ends careers.

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