Ok now...Im not rooting for the Bears but that was nooot unnecessary roughness. These refs suuuuck.
— Kessler Cuffman (@Kessler_Cuffman) September 28, 2014
Someone needs to tell the #Bears defense to show up — and the refs to go home.
— Caleb Gardner (@calebgardner) September 28, 2014
Haha the announcers are just ripping the refs apart for the Bears game
— Dave Rappoccio (@DrawPlayDave) September 28, 2014
The Chicago Bears are trying to get to 3-1 on the season and take sole control of the NFC North, but they’re having to get past a feisty Green Bay Packers team to get there. Similarly, the Packers are trying to avoid a 1-3 start to their season, but both teams are fighting the officiating of the game.
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It’s not often that Packers and Bears fans come together on anything but the officiating is so bad at Soldier Field that there is a weird unity between fans on Sunday afternoon. Just about every play is being flagged for something and most of those flags have been highly questionable at best.
Needless to say, Twitter was less than pleased with the performance of the officials in the Bears-Packers game and had no problem venting their frustrations.
I've never seen a cleaner hit than the one the Bears just had flagged. The refs have gotten every borderline call wrong in this game.
— dp (@qbwins) September 28, 2014
Ok now...Im not rooting for the Bears but that was nooot unnecessary roughness. These refs suuuuck.
— Kessler Cuffman (@Kessler_Cuffman) September 28, 2014
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