So Sorry My Minnesota Brothers & Sisters

[Kracka]

there were a couple calls during the game that benefited the Vikings that I thought were bullshit as well.
Strange, I don't hear anyone bitching about those in this thread! :D

[1QUICK4]

final thoughts; childress is an idiot, i don't feel like typing why, it would take too long.

qfmft

[TheBlizzard]

Strange, I don't hear anyone bitching about those in this thread! :D

If it would have determined the outcome of the game I would be the first to say the Saints got fucked, im a total realist, but in this case it wasn't that way.

[Matt D.]

Those calls are no different than the blown call by Phil Cuzzi in the ALDS game between the Twins and Yankees.

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All the Vikings haters, keep talking like we don't know what we're talking about, we're experienced when it comes to having the officials screw us over.

[Kracka]

OMG the NFL is out to get you!

[1ViciousGSX]

OMG the NFL is out to get you!
:lol:

[slowbubblecar]

Strange, I don't hear anyone bitching about those in this thread! :D

If they were calls that decided the game, I am sure most of the people in this thread would have said the vikings got lucky but they were happy with the outcome. The calls at the end of the game helped decide the outcome which is what people are mad about.

[Kracka]

Calls during the middle of the game can affect the outcome just like calls at the end of the game.

[Kracka]

Bad calls generally even themselves out with unbiased officials, thats simple statistics.

[slowbubblecar]

Bad calls generally even themselves out with unbiased officials, thats simple statistics.

That is over a period of time or a big enough sample. One game likely wouldn't be enough of a sample to give any sort of confidence.... Looking at calls for/against the home team over multiple games might be something to consider but it is correct to assume it would be equal for every game? If I roll 2 dice, is it guaranteed I will get snake eyes 1/36 of the time?