The Detroit Lions beat the Green Bay Packers 20-17, and Packers fans are online claiming they got robbed. Kevin and Jeff Hall have a response: 11 times the Lions got hurt by officials or by a bad rule, three of them against Green Bay.

Inside this episode: the brothers go through the list one at a time, including the Calvin Johnson non-catch against the Bears, the missed pass interference call in the Cowboys playoff game, the Taylor Decker eligible-receiver touchdown that wasn’t, the late pick call against Pittsburgh, the Seattle batted-ball no-call, and the Justin Tucker 66-yarder after the play clock hit zero. They also cover the Jim Schwartz Thanksgiving challenge flag, the Golden Tate ten-second runoff, and three Packers games, including the Trey Flowers hands-to-the-face calls, the Miracle in Motown, and a 2005 Monday night grounding no-call.

They also own the other side: Kevin and Jeff say the Lions got some calls on Sunday, break down why the game was decided on the field (stats, turnovers, and the Packers’ kicker), and talk about what the NFC North looks like with the Bears still winning.

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Music Credits:

Intro Music: Music by Marching Music – Guide Right – by John Philip Sousa | Royalty-free Music – Pixabay

Outro Music: Music by Marching Music – The Thunderer – by John Philip Sousa | Royalty-free Music – Pixabay

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