Refs and networks taken bribes in the 49er game big~time to manipulate the outcome...

[Don Quixote]

It's not just the 49er game...

How 'bout this...Why not let the players and teams decide the outcome of the game on the field?

The GREED in the NFL, Networks, and Advertisers to Rig the outcomes of games is Uncontrollable . Why? Why? Why? They are already make Billions on top of Billions of Dollars.

The networks, the league, the advertisers are somehow getting the word to the refs and networks to rig the outcome to make more money someway.

Super~lame corrupt camera angles and corrupt replays says it all.In a Multi~Billion Dollar business and they have no camera angles right down the out of bounds line??? or the line of scrimmage??? or the goal line???...Super~lame calls and no calls. It's just too obvious.
The only reason to show lame camera angles and lame replays is to rig and manipulate the game.

Holding calls and no holding calls are the best way for networks and refs and the nfl to Rig and Manipulate the game, along with Pass Interference calls and PI no calls

This kind of officiating is so, so old. Its like going on on a weekly basis around the NFL...

***When is the FBI gonna look into this obvious corruption???***

Of course, the media and everyone involved who makes money on games down~plays the obvious corruption because it's bad for business...

I had a very small bet on a Niners teaser...

 

[John Kelly]

Strange game.

The 49ers dominated the Bears in the first half, yet led only 7-0 at halftime.

San Francisco added a field goal on the first possession of the third quarter, but did not score thereafter.

The Bears ended the game on a 19-0 run.

The only thing that went bad for Chicago in the second half was placekicker Cairo Santos missed a pair of extra-point attempts.

Heavy rains soaked the Kentucky bluegrass at Soldier Field in the second half.

 

[John Kelly]

Big upgrade for the Bears in the head coaching department.

Matt Nagy out, Matt Eberflus in.

Eberflus is a dog-and-under guy.

He plays to not lose.

 

[Heim]

Years ago I was at the South Point. Had a decent bet on Steelers v. Chargers. It was the hot potato game werein Chargers kept lateraling the ball on the game ending kickoff and Polamalu picked it up for a covering td, however the refs ruled a forward lateral and negated the td.

10 minutes after the game concluded the refs realized their mistake and said sorry.

Prior to that Steelers scored twice from the two yard line, Surprisingly (lol) both touchdowns taken off the board on consecutive holding calls.

Naturally a non-covering fg followed.

That game always sticks in my mind when I want to get crazy on a NFL side.

Rigged too harsh but manipulating the outcome of a game, probable.

 

[winkyduck]

Strange game.

The 49ers dominated the Bears in the first half, yet led only 7-0 at halftime.

San Francisco added a field goal on the first possession of the third quarter, but did not score thereafter.

The Bears ended the game on a 19-0 run.

The only thing that went bad for Chicago in the second half was placekicker Cairo Santos missed a pair of extra-point attempts.

Heavy rains soaked the Kentucky bluegrass at Soldier Field in the second half.

I had +375 for a 2-pter to be made. When Da Bears made it 19-10 I thought they should have gone for 2. I understand going for 1 to make it a 10 point game but knowing what conditions were like, going for 2 there was the only play to make

 

[John Kelly]

I had +375 for a 2-pter to be made. When Da Bears made it 19-10 I thought they should have gone for 2. I understand going for 1 to make it a 10 point game but knowing what conditions were like, going for 2 there was the only play to make

Interesting.

Going for 2 when leading by 9?

I like an aggressive philosophy, but I think the extra point is in order there.

But you make a good point about the sloppy field conditions.

Matt Eberflus wasn't perfect yesterday, but his overall view of the game is outstanding.

He won the postgame press conference, that's for sure.

When asked how he would celebrate his team's victory, Eberflus said, "I'm a family man. I love my family."

Matt Eberflus > Matt Nagy

 

[Heim]

Lance is definitely on a short leash. Granted they outgained CHI, but Mitchell is out two months.

Doesn't help his cause.

 

[railbird]

Lance is definitely on a short leash. Granted they outgained CHI, but Mitchell is out two months.

Doesn't help his cause.

every guy on the team knows jimmy is better, this guy played 1 yr of fcs , on a team with far superior talent. the leash is not short, they are committed to this clown