NFL Referees Most Savage/Funniest Moments

Third of the game, Champ Bailey with the coverage. And not a very enthusiastic flag either, almost apologetic. Champ Bailey didn't get his head around on the play, I think is the reason he got the flag. Yes, there are penalties in the Pro Bowl. Pass here first, defense number 24. The ball is placed at the one yard line, first down. Just a three man rush. Romo, with all day. Corner of the end zone, defender slips, incomplete. They're unable to keep Romo in the pocket, and that's when he's been really dangerous this year. And Eric Wright fell down. Watch the official throw his hat on the right side of your screen. He throws his hat right in the path of Ogletree, who steps on it. Lucky to blow out an ACL, goes down to the... Long ago, they're starting to get tough. Number 52. Hold on a second. I'll be right back. He's not laughing. Who says these officials take themselves too seriously? At least he smiled. He did, he did. There are multiple fouls on the play. Unnecessary roughness on the kicking team, number 92. 52. Unnecessary roughness on the receiving team, number 57. Those fouls offset. There's also a holding, number 92, on the return team. All those fouls offset at the spot of that foul. First down, Dallas. Oh, my gosh. I don't know where the ball is. To come on after that 100-yard performance and the win this Sunday. Foals going end zone right back to Kelsey, who thought that he was interfered with in the back of the end zone. Mukamara, who missed on that interception early in the game, was there on the coverage. Kelsey saying that they turned him and hooked him away from the ball. Right there. That hit around the neck. He was hit before the ball arrived. Now, the official may have said that ball was too high for Kelsey. Oh, Kelsey is hot. Now he's ejected from the game. He's out. There must have been some verbal confrontation. He was hot. In terms of whatever he said to the official was not warranted. And Andy Reid's not going to be happy with this. And that pass hit the umpire. The umpire back in the original position. I think the stripes threw him off. He saw another set of stripes. So he figured, I'll just throw it in there. Come on, man. Raiders Cardinals. Fourth quarter. I know you people probably think this is the Raiders. Watch this. Kelsey drops back. Marcel Reach. Look at him. He's going to scoop it up. But Mike Carey, the official, number 94. Come on, bro. Watch out now. Hey. These people hitting out here. Now, watch Mike Carey here. He's coming into the screen, trying to run and get out the way. Now, Mike Carey, this is your second appearance on Come On, Man. Now, hey, bro. Come on, man. On the prior play, my flag was being returned to me. It was tossed back to me, hit the ground. When that happened, the clock operator thought there was a penalty and stopped the clock. The clock should have continued to run. There should be 12 seconds taken off the clock. So it should be 124. Take the play clock down 12 seconds as well. The ball, before the pass was completed, the ball was being touched by the defender who was out of bounds. Therefore, the loose ball, before the completion, was touching a player who was out of bounds. Therefore, by rule, that's an incomplete pass. No timeouts are charged. And the ball is being moved. Throwing a football, you can shut down any offense. A penalty flag has now been thrown from the back. There was the confusion if that was a catch or the incompletion. It was initially marked the completion and going to be a first down, and then from the back. There is no delay of game. We didn't let the team go because we were stretching out balls. It is fourth down. Reset the play clock to 25 seconds. It's a good thing his microphone works tonight because he's given us some great interpretations. Pedaling on a receiver, and he throws it away. Offense on the wide guy. That penalty's declined. The result of the play is fourth down. The official fell down. They will make it. The crowd here saw it. Ruben Fowler who fell. He was running hard to get there. This field's slippery, though. We've seen about four or five people slip through. This crowd, they're not spent. Dick Hantak, the referee, walking in. Yeah, Neil O'Donnell saying we cannot hear. Don't have a chance to execute the play. I haven't seen this invoked by the quarterback in a long time. But he's going to tell the crowd to settle down. Bobby Ross directing from one sideline, and Parcells now down by three the other. Getting quiet so we can get a play. This is a good job by Neil O'Donnell. And now the Lions defense motioning to the crowd now. We have asked the defensive team for assistance. If the noise persists, the defense will be charged with a timeout. That really made him feel good. Well, the crowd was not that loud. Dick Hantak, you've got to make the quarterback stay in there and run the play if possible. That's all part about being at home. What's the play? From the 30-yard line, this is Tomlinson. There's a flag. You know, John, as a coach, and I heard Jimmy Johnson say today that he'd heard about that a bunch of years ago from a Kansas City scout, and really it wasn't worth anything to him. I mean, what do you think as a Hall of Fame coach? What's it worth? It wasn't worth anything to me either because I didn't like to be distracted. Because here's the thing is offensively. There was no foul on the play. It was not a hold. The defender was just overpowered. The defender was overpowered so much it looked like a hold. Not a receiver, and he throws it away. Offense on the wide guy. That penalty's declined. The result of the play is fourth down.