Super Bowl: Referees Overlook Penalties, Teams Disciplined

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00:02 But the penalty prop is 10 and a half right now.

00:09 Over under 10 and a half accepted penalties.

00:13 Generally too, when you get to the Super Bowl,

00:16 there's not a lot of penalties in the Super Bowl.

00:19 Number one, the referees are gonna let stuff go, right?

00:23 They don't wanna be the ones to decide a Super Bowl.

00:26 And we've talked about them letting pass interference go

00:29 like a ton this year.

00:32 I was looking for some numbers so I could back up my theory

00:35 because it's just sort of like, I like to back it up.

00:38 And I couldn't, I'm gonna keep searching and digging.

00:42 I'm gonna find out like, are there,

00:44 technically how many less pass interference penalties

00:46 we call, but I did find a couple of like other articles

00:50 and editorials about it that they didn't have the math

00:53 to back it up, but there was like instances

00:56 of like so many non-PI calls.

00:59 So, and also you get into the Super Bowl,

01:01 the teams that make the Super Bowl

01:03 are generally super disciplined teams

01:05 that don't beat themselves, right?

01:07 Kansas City don't beat themselves.

01:09 San Francisco don't beat themselves.

01:12 Teams like the Buffalo Bills beat themselves.

01:15 Teams like the Baltimore Ravens beat themselves.

01:18 The Ravens assault themselves.

01:20 Speaking of the Ravens,

01:21 they lose their defensive coordinator.

01:23 The Seattle Seahawks have a new head coach.

01:27 We've got a-

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