Al Michaels after controversial missed penalty: ‘Too many games end this way’
"The whole thing. It's so frustrating to the fans. So frustrating."
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Terry McAulay questions why officials picked up penalty flag on critical play
"He's a defenseless player. That's forceable contact."
Lasik uses missed call in Rams-Vikings as ad opportunity
"Better vision. Better Calls."
Kirk Herbstreit, Al Michaels call out critical missed call
"I mean, any time you see a guy's head get spun backwards, something happened."
Aaron Rodgers blasts ‘ridiculous’ penalties after ‘MNF’ loss
"Might as well play Sarcastaball if we're gonna call those things."
Al Michaels exasperated about ‘Thursday Night Football’ flags
"You're going to need some new flags to throw in the second half. These ones are filthy."
Kevin Burkhardt and Mike Pereira discuss intentional grounding non-call: ‘Cowboys get lucky there, right, Mike?’
"I think that is right. You don't have an ineligible player take you off that."
Scott Van Pelt after NFL opener: ‘Ref show in this game was a bit excessive’
"Well, it didn't get flagged nearly as much on Kansas City, did it?"
Rules analyst Dean Blandino: NFL could consider mic’d replay booths
"I think it eliminates any of, you know we have these crazy conspiracy theories."
Terry McAulay calls out officiating mistake in Chiefs-Dolphins Wild Card matchup
"He really should have to go out or they take a time-out."
ESPN’s Tedy Bruschi rants on NFL officiating on Justin Fields: ‘I’ve seen enough of him getting hit when he slides.’
"These officials think just because he's big, strong, and fast, that when he starts to slide, he really doesn't mean it."
Ian Eagle looks back at the ‘Phil Dawson Rule’: ‘One of the most bizarre endings I’ve ever called.’
"This was not an option, this was never something that even entered your thought process as a play-by-play announcer."
Titans’ Twitter account uses emojis to bash controversial officiating ruling negating Julio Jones touchdown
We see you and your "face with symbols over mouth," Titans.
