MM quotes on the penalties

[D-train]

Yeah like I said that's the rule I think is so ridiculous.

[D-train]

It's literally saying you can't tackle QBs like you can tackle any other player.

[Sibelius Hindemith]

C'mon now, what he should've done is the ol' bear hug and gently pull'em to the ground maneuver.

[Michael K.]

Good on MM for taking the high road. Sounds like some in the league are taking a different stance....when they can remain anonymous!

https://x.com/Schultz_Report/status/210 ... 54462?s=20

NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported a massive wave of league-wide frustration from coaches and executives regarding the current state of NFL officiating.
Key Frustrations

• "An embarrassment for football": Sources around the league unloaded on the poor quality of play management and flags during Week 4 games.

• "Making it about themselves": Executives feel that officials are letting egos dictate the flow and focus of games.

• Lack of accountability: Frustration peaks because players and coaches face heavy fines for public criticism or minor infractions, while major officiating mistakes carry no direct financial accountability.

[trharder]

Good on MM for taking the high road. Sounds like some in the league are taking a different stance....when they can remain anonymous!

https://x.com/Schultz_Report/status/210 ... 54462?s=20

NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported a massive wave of league-wide frustration from coaches and executives regarding the current state of NFL officiating.
Key Frustrations

• "An embarrassment for football": Sources around the league unloaded on the poor quality of play management and flags during Week 4 games.

• "Making it about themselves": Executives feel that officials are letting egos dictate the flow and focus of games.

• Lack of accountability: Frustration peaks because players and coaches face heavy fines for public criticism or minor infractions, while major officiating mistakes carry no direct financial accountability.

LOL. shocking.

[D-train]

Yeah I am sure he thought the calls on Russell and O'Toole were complete b******* just like we did but you can't control the officials you can only true of control your team so.....

[D-train]

Good on MM for taking the high road. Sounds like some in the league are taking a different stance....when they can remain anonymous!

https://x.com/Schultz_Report/status/210 ... 54462?s=20

NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported a massive wave of league-wide frustration from coaches and executives regarding the current state of NFL officiating.
Key Frustrations

• "An embarrassment for football": Sources around the league unloaded on the poor quality of play management and flags during Week 4 games.

• "Making it about themselves": Executives feel that officials are letting egos dictate the flow and focus of games.

• Lack of accountability: Frustration peaks because players and coaches face heavy fines for public criticism or minor infractions, while major officiating mistakes carry no direct financial accountability.

LOL. shocking.

I guess I need to give officials personality test to make sure they're not Ego Maniacs before hiring them. LOL

So what's going to happen this weekend are they going to keep calling a crazy amount of penalties or they going to pay attention to the coaches and executives and chill out

[Donn Beach]

Good on MM for taking the high road. Sounds like some in the league are taking a different stance....when they can remain anonymous!

https://x.com/Schultz_Report/status/210 ... 54462?s=20

NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported a massive wave of league-wide frustration from coaches and executives regarding the current state of NFL officiating.
Key Frustrations

• "An embarrassment for football": Sources around the league unloaded on the poor quality of play management and flags during Week 4 games.

• "Making it about themselves": Executives feel that officials are letting egos dictate the flow and focus of games.

• Lack of accountability: Frustration peaks because players and coaches face heavy fines for public criticism or minor infractions, while major officiating mistakes carry no direct financial accountability.

Yeah, I think he sees it as a teaching moment. It's interesting to me, MM as a teacher. As soon as he got in the locker room it was about using it to be a better team.

[D-train]

Good on MM for taking the high road. Sounds like some in the league are taking a different stance....when they can remain anonymous!

https://x.com/Schultz_Report/status/210 ... 54462?s=20

NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported a massive wave of league-wide frustration from coaches and executives regarding the current state of NFL officiating.
Key Frustrations

• "An embarrassment for football": Sources around the league unloaded on the poor quality of play management and flags during Week 4 games.

• "Making it about themselves": Executives feel that officials are letting egos dictate the flow and focus of games.

• Lack of accountability: Frustration peaks because players and coaches face heavy fines for public criticism or minor infractions, while major officiating mistakes carry no direct financial accountability.

Yeah, I think he sees it as a teaching moment. It's interesting to me, MM as a teacher. As soon as he got in the locker room it was about using it to be a better team.

He literally said on the radio yesterday that he is excited about finding a solution. Cool that he is highly motivated to solve problems. I think Dan Wilson thought ignoring or avoiding them and praying they would go away was the way to handle them...