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Originally Posted by redrock-skins
Seattle did put themselves in position to leave it the hands of the refs. Something we did a few times this year too and it bit us in the ass. Hopefully, this brings some more serious discussion about officiating and we do see some real changes, not just "committees".
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And I'll make my last comment on the subject (at least for antoher 3 to 4 hours) thus:
Mediocre teams play at a level good enough to beat their opponent half the time
Good teams play at a level good enough to beat their opponent all the time
GREAT teams play at a level good enough to beat their opponent
and overcome adverse officiating all the time.
With that said, we didn't have two great teams out there Sunday, but two good teams. One team didn't get the job done, the other got the job done good enough.