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

KillerKat

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Just now, jayflip said:

He should have been ejected. 

He will get a joke of a fine and he should be suspended for the torpedo into Josh's head. 

OBJ would be a helluva Saint. 

I said in the gameday thread, he would fit right in with the Saints after his rookie contract is up.

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believe it was Jimmy Johnson who hit the nail on the head by saying that if OBJ wasn't a superstar then he would have been ejected in the first quarter. absolutely unacceptable. took over 4 personal fouls for him to finally get called. you would think with all the concern about head injuries and helmet to helmet hits, that launching at JNos helmet after the play ended would merit an immediate ejection. guess not. shameful.

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Just now, pantherphan96 said:

believe it was Jimmy Johnson who hit the nail on the head by saying that if OBJ wasn't a superstar then he would have been ejected in the first quarter. absolutely unacceptable. took over 4 personal fouls for him to finally get called. you would think with all the concern about head injuries and helmet to helmet hits, that launching at JNos helmet after the play ended would merit an immediate ejection. guess not. shameful.

He launched at him head first from five yards away after the play was over.  That should be an ejection every time but instead we got offsetting personal fouls.  Absolute garbage.

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