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"NFL Week #13 Complaining Thread."
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5. "RE: NFL Week #13 Complaining Thread." |
LAST EDITED ON 12-03-13 AT 01:16 PM (EST)A brief history of FUBAR moves involving Triplette - be interesting to see what kind of compromising pictures he has of the top bananas in the commissioner's office. Mistakes made by Jeff Triplette and/or members of his crew: -- 12/1/13: Snafu with movement of down & distance chains in New York-Washington game. -- 9/30/12: Triplette blows whistle to call Darren Sproles down on contact while Sproles is still upright and in the process of fumbling the ball; blown whistle = no fumble = next play. -- 12/26/11: Triplette picks up a flag thrown for holding (that should have been called) and tells the stadium and the TV audience that there was no holding "because it was a screen." No such rule exists. -- 11/27/11: Triplette can't correctly inform Chargers & Broncos of rules for overtime; Triplette is forced to clarify rules to stadium during commercial break. -- 12/25/10: Member of Triplette's crew throws penalty flag into face mask of 3rd string QB Stephen McGee of Dallas, almost forcing emergency QB into play for McGee who was forced in after injury to Jon Kitna. -- 11/15/09: Triplette incorrectly starts a challenge review of a fumble when Green Bay had no challenges to use; he then fails to call penalty on Green Bay for challenging the play when they had no challenges left. -- 12/3/06: Triplette's crew grants Detroit a timeout when they have none left; no penalty was called and Triplette admitted to both coaches and the reporters after the game the timeout should not have been given; Triplette was quoted after the game, "So, best to ignore it, best to play on." -- 12/19/99: Triplette throws penalty flag into eye of Orlando Brown causing injury; after apologies are given, a timeout is called for injury to Brown; Triplette then prevents Brown from returning to field because the injury timeout was for Brown; Brown is out of league for next three seasons recovering from eye injury.
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Estee 55738 desperate attention whore postings
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12-03-13, 12:14 PM (EST)
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With that kind of record, he has nothing on the commissioner: he's just being groomed as the next commissioner.
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8. "RE: NFL Week #13 Complaining Thread." |
How about this one involving Triplette? (11/18/2001)But he couldn't match the theatrics Indianapolis quarterback Peyton Manning came up with against the New Orleans Saints last Sunday. Manning's fake was so good that he faked out the referee. "I've been saving that one for a while," he said. After throwing a 14-yard pass with 14 seconds left, the Colts rushed to the line and Manning took the snap just as the clock ticked to 0:00. He turned to referee Jeff Triplette with the football in his hand and his head shaking. "I unbuckled my chin strap and kind of whined and pleaded for one more second," he said. Manning turned away in disgust and began jogging around right end. He appeared to be heading toward the locker room in disgust, even though the locker room was on the other side of the field. When he got to the end zone, the Colts wanted a touchdown. But Triplette said he had gone for the fake and blown the whistle and the play was dead. After huddling, the officials put a second back on the clock and the Colts kicked a field goal. From ESPN game recap: "I looked and there was still one second left when I blew," referee Jeff Triplette said.
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