Ball don’t lie: 3 worst calls from Week 10 in the NFL

The job of an NFL official can place them in harm’s way, quite literally.

Perhaps Aaron Rodgers most impressive highlight of the day had a funny feature to boot. One poor soul, back judge Dino Paganelli, is plastered all over Marquez Valdes-Scantling’s 78-yard touchdown catch against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Paganelli’s most obvious role is as a moving screen. Without Paganelli literally cutting across the field in the opposite direction of MVS in a last-ditch effort to get away from the play, it’s quite possible that Valdes-Scantling wouldn’t have scored.

Paganelli is also a hype man, adding more viewership to an MVS highlight in similar fashion to 50-year-old Jay-Z pretending he can still rap on your mixtape. It sounds cool, but is it really adding anything of substance? Paganelli would beg to differ.

This has been your breakdown of the week.

3. Boston Scott: In or out?

Boston Scott owns the Giants and the officiating crew. Scott really does seem to bring his A-game anytime he steps foot in the Meadowlands. On a fifty-plus yard touchdown scamper to start the second half, Scott appeared to touch the out-of-bounds chalk with his heel.

Once again, the call on the field is the most important aspect of any official review. Everyone has an ego, and for a ref to overturn a group consensus, it has to be clear they made a mistake. While it looks like Scott’s heel is a centimeter out of play, there’s no real angle that shows it. Therefore, the play stands.

You know we couldn’t go a week without the Giants being featured in some capacity.