The NFL loves the Seahawks

What kind of shit was that game last night? I mean I know it was sick and everything but the officiating was atrocious. The NFL has been obsessed with the Seahawks for sometime now. Richard Sherman holds every fuckin play and non one bats an eye. Every fifty fifty call comes up Seahawks, see the Detriot game last year. So it was only fitting that this injustice would continue against the bills. You have Sherman jumping offside on a kick, basically snapping the kicker in two and he gets an offside penalty. Could you imagine if that was Ndamokung Suh or anyone on the Patriots. The league would have suspended him for at least a game. But its good old seattle, lets leave it alone or Richard Sherman will play the race card. Speaking of that punk bitch his bullshit was on ful display. The interception where he stared down the bills bench, again anyone else gets a taunting penalty for looking at the ref not Sherm. There was the last play of the game where he just murdered the reciever in the middle of his route, no call. That shit cost the bills the game. It actually amazes me how much of a free pass Sherm gets. The refs have now missed two obvious pass interference calls that have decided games. Not to mention the guy literally holds every play. As much as I hate the fucker, im kind of jealous he can do whatever he wants. He trashes the league on the regualar, whines about officiating when he loses and talks his dick off when he wins. You just know Josh Norman is somewhere just confused as shit. In case you cant tell I dont like the Seahawks. Its the whole Cardinal thing but level with me here. We are two games behind these bitchass muthafuckers and two of their games have ended because the refs love them some Seattle dick. Fuck me.

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