No, I said the outrage is because of the enormity of the call and when it happened, not because of the team and some referee bias towards the Seahawks. Maybe I'm being lumped in with that crowd I guess?
I'm with you on the enormity of the call and when it happened, but the outrage is like "omg outrage... the ref made a mistake."
and then, I just can't get that outraged at it.
Honest question, if the exact scenario happened with the teams switched AND Detroit was called for the penalty giving Seattle the ball at the 1, and Seattle ended up winning, what would the reaction be?
? The right call was made?
Although, honestly, I could very well see that if the opposite happened
In seattle the refs would have huddled and gotten the call right. I do think a lot of the crowd hype gets into that, and there's this collective mania on the field and refs don't make the right call. Where as if the stadium is a mausoleum, then the refs slow down and analyze it and don't get caught up in it.