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Old Fri Oct 16, 2015, 03:50pm
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Originally Posted by MD Longhorn View Post
Here's what you're not getting...

Yes - it was a judgement call.

But his judgement was SO CLEARLY wrong, in the opinion of his employer, that they have reason to doubt his judgement going forward.

There are many judgement calls in football. But if an official's judgement is so poor that the NFL can't trust his judgement going forward, finding someone with better judgement is their prerogative and their duty. They can't just chalk it up to "Oh well... it's judgement," and ignore it when it's this egregiously incorrect.
why is when some people try to prove they're right, they think using a bunch of exaggerations will help their argument. The "JUDGMENT" wasn't "CLEARLY" anything (as evidenced by those who question it.

We live in a world of instant judgments, spare me all your "BETTER JUDGGMENT" with the aid of slow motion hind sight. Do yourself a favor and look up the work "EGREGIOUSLY", in case you ever want to use it again.

At BEST, this was clearly "BORDERLINE", and the Judge (being in the PERFECT position) earned some leeway from a supportive Boss.
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