Coach Nowlin

So thats a nonanswer to my honest inquiry why working with same crew changes the rules of football of the assigned position of the referee crew So what I just heard was, if youre in the NFL and youre rated the best at your respective position by whatever metric NFL uses, then your not going to do as well as you would the prevous 18 weeks because you are unfamilar to your partners. Interesting

We are talking about supposedly the BEST of the BEST..... Exacltly my point.... BJ and U and R all have 3 seperate and distinct roles..... Why would it matter if those 3 worked together all year or not? Same with Line judges.... your job is to do your responsibilities to your area of mechanics defined by the rules of football officials..... How does these roles as defined different when you work with same crew or do not work with same crew at the highest level known as NFL? No one has answered this question. Just because I do not know the other linejudge, that changes my technique/mechanics?

Just interesting....I was told , well the former player talking heads say its so........ a few days later,,, other players also state how silly it is to think Refs are riggin games....... Yet........no one cares to look at any other teams, how they have been benefitted or not by refs.... nope, Chiefs BAD......Taylor Bad.......boogie men...... Yet.....here we are 🙂

So I remember our wonderful chatter in this thread about you know former players being on these talk shows saying the things that they're saying about the Chiefs and the reffs Another former player's point of view which I Believe is the appropriate level of conversation. That's it relates to this topic Like I've said before, heavy is the head that wears the crown

why would having the same crew still be better than having the best rated for each position being tabbed? Not trying to be difficult, generally curious? How does one crew members job affect another as I outlined in previous message? Your job is to perform your duties to your best abilities under the mechanics that are taught and all that, just becuase you may not have worked with some others, how would that negativetly impact the job performance?

and there was many in chicago market who say Waren is the boogie man too SMH NFL is VERY protective of their in house world, no doubt about it. Indianapolis Colts have put on HS coaching clinic limited to like 100 ish coaches, been able to go twice, not sure they still do it or not, but when I went last time, it was at their facility, we got to go to breakout rooms, so I was in RB room, with Coach Tom Rathman, they had scheme stuff up on the wall, and he freaked and quickly went up and erased it right away..... just in case someone had a phone out.....NO PHONE CAMERA SIGNS eveyrwhere We wanted to see the weight room, off limits, they did not allow anyone to even see what they had in their weightroom HOWEVER: 1st clinic I had been to that was an OPEN BAR and had Shrimp cocktail on the food table to be had, to go with Burgers, Wings, etc. Real nice touch from Colts.

But if you are an expert at your position within your crew and have earned a rating to warrant your super bowl nod, why would that matter being part of a crew at that level? If you are BJ, then why does it matter who your Umpire is ? Your job as U is your job, not working with the BJ before shouldn't have a negative effect on your job as U? What am I missing?

Here is the difference of what is REAL and what is MADE UP If you listened to the local yocals in Chicago media ........the ones who made the Bears seem like laughing stocks for interviwing 17 HC....... Then you listen to the AGENT who says, the Bears were the smartest organziation he has seen because there is now other way in the NFL to have this much access to people from other organizations for 3 hours a pop, LEGALLY. He thought it was genious of POLES, but you listened to too many folks for my likely, POLES is terrible, doesn't know what he is doing, this and that. So rediculous

Coach Dusty May, 1st year Head Coach University of Michigan Basketball, former Bob Knight manager in the 80s, had a nice run at Florida Atlantic University

best part, IU folk full meltodwn because Dusty is in the B10 and not Bloomington

Sorry, I could not read this without the tone of 3 year letterman !!! 🙂

hopefully it will be on the agenda this spring board meeting at IFCA

Better than Coach Howard however

man, true trainwreck, Your Wolverines took the brunt of the 2nd half meltdown vs OSU last week when they made them tap out 8 mins into the game. Welcome back Dusty !!!

not if you know how to stack the deck on that special lollipop card !! thanks for the non answer on how momentum is measured..... But it did bring a smile to my face at least

He is a chicago sports guy who broke into his own blog/website for a bit now, WindyCityGridiron, he is a credential'd media fella Hope you enjoyed the rest of it

He did Saw link headline that Purdue is in the Black again, but they have had the self sufficient model for decades, which is all changing Also, Coach Walters house finally was completed, he built a 4.9 million dollar house, and didn't get to move in, and now has to try to sell that house for that price, in West Lafayette....... Good Luck

how is that measured? How this conversation got started, "NFL made REFS give Chiefs the advantage" Crowd, somewhere on that spectrum lies many in here, some say Rigg, some say biased. If that was the case, REFS would not throw the flags the way they had, circumstances of the result of choice on what to do with said flag isn't factored. So if NFL is telling REFS to make sure Chiefs win, how does a REF in 17 games of Chiefs throw enough flags to keep them outside of the top 10 of total flags thrown. you think human refs more times than not will make a split second decision in live ball action that they know will result in a declining or offsetting so to make it a mirage to keep there NFL double secret cover the "FIX"?

124 total flags thrown against Kansas City: That is what the column states. That puts them 11th fewest... outside of the top 10 The 94 you reference is the subtraction of Declined and Off Setting penaltiesl 18 and 11. That brings the column down to the number want to use to back up your opinion on Chiefs NFL Rigged/Bias, all the calls, crowd. The fact remains, that there was 124 times that the Refs threw the flag for an infraction on the Chiefs. That puts them 11th in the league. just 3 spots ahead of 126 flags for the Super Bowl opponent. What makes a scenario in the 1q that benefits or doesnt benefit a team have more weight than similar scenario in the 4th quarter? Are 4th quarter points worht more points? A critical penalty that allows for a drive to continue in the 1at quarter doens't have the same impact in the 4th? The are equal measurements and outcomes, fans put more weight and bias on the timing of the penalty in its impact. But from a pure numbers/data point the are exactly the same. scenarios and impact. Note: "Beneficiary" means the team's opponent was called for the penalty. Chiefs were 11th (849 yds) in the NFL in penalities that resulted in beneficial yards. Philly was 2nd with 694 total Minnesota was the team who benefited the most for teams infractions that led to beneficial yards at 1185 yards.

Now do the beneficial yards Where do they fall

If you're interested in seeing how everything works in the NFL from an agent's point of view and the Chicago Bears hire. I especially enjoyed how they planted the narrative for the Bears to see after they fired flus.

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