I just want to say thank you for making my workout so easy this morning, I used your sorry arse for motivation while throwing around some weights and it felt easier than normal. Of course, I was listening to some Alice in Chains, Disturbed, Ramstein, Slipknot, and some other heavy metal stuff. Just a heads up if I ever catch your sorry arse out here in Tennessee prepare to get your old arse bitch slapped.
Bill Vinobitch appreciation thread.
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SoCalRam78
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Oh, I hope this does not offend some of the more sensitive types on here, you know who I am talking to.
jacktheripper85
Pro Bowler
An interesting Bill Vinovich/Rams stat after today’s game:
Before Sean McVay became head coach, the Rams were 0–6 straight up in games in which Bill Vinovich was the referee (2012–2016).
Since McVay took over, the Rams are now 4–9 straight up in Vinovich-officiated games, including the playoffs.
That makes the Rams 4–15 overall in Vinovich games— a 21.1% winning percentage.
It gets more interesting. Going into the 2018 NFC Championship Game, the Rams were 0–8 under Vinovich. Over those eight games, Vinovich’s crews had called 61 accepted penalties for 573 yards against the Rams, compared with 36 penalties for 317 yards against their opponents — a difference of 25 penalties and 256 yards.
During the McVay era through 2025, the Rams were also just 3–9 ATS in Vinovich games. After failing to cover again against Denver last night that drops to 3–10 ATS.
And last night’s game adds another interesting chapter: the Rams were called for 13 accepted penalties, compared with 5 for Denver, and Los Angeles was flagged five times in the final two minutes of the fourth quarter, tied for the most by an NFL team in the final two minutes of a game since 2000, according to ESPN Research.
Pre-McVay: 0–6 SU
McVay era: 4–9 SU
Overall since 2012: 4–15 SU
McVay era ATS: 3–10
This fucker should be banned from Ram games and investigated.
Before Sean McVay became head coach, the Rams were 0–6 straight up in games in which Bill Vinovich was the referee (2012–2016).
Since McVay took over, the Rams are now 4–9 straight up in Vinovich-officiated games, including the playoffs.
That makes the Rams 4–15 overall in Vinovich games— a 21.1% winning percentage.
It gets more interesting. Going into the 2018 NFC Championship Game, the Rams were 0–8 under Vinovich. Over those eight games, Vinovich’s crews had called 61 accepted penalties for 573 yards against the Rams, compared with 36 penalties for 317 yards against their opponents — a difference of 25 penalties and 256 yards.
During the McVay era through 2025, the Rams were also just 3–9 ATS in Vinovich games. After failing to cover again against Denver last night that drops to 3–10 ATS.
And last night’s game adds another interesting chapter: the Rams were called for 13 accepted penalties, compared with 5 for Denver, and Los Angeles was flagged five times in the final two minutes of the fourth quarter, tied for the most by an NFL team in the final two minutes of a game since 2000, according to ESPN Research.
Pre-McVay: 0–6 SU
McVay era: 4–9 SU
Overall since 2012: 4–15 SU
McVay era ATS: 3–10
This fucker should be banned from Ram games and investigated.
If I ever see that man, his nuts are getting kicked so hard, he'll never be able to fuck his wife again.
Yeah. Once is happenstance, twice is coincidence. This many times is enemy action.
I’ve always thought coaches should be able to have some veto power over certain crews, same way judges can strike jurors.
Fuck this guy and the horse he rode in on, and all of that horses ancestor's. After last night, VinoBitch should not be allowed in the state of California, on a horse or not.
Imagine being this bad at YOUR job. The whole world knows how bad you are at your job, yet you still are employed. Make it make sense.
Imagine being this bad at YOUR job. The whole world knows how bad you are at your job, yet you still are employed. Make it make sense.
jacktheripper85
Pro Bowler
And for those saying…but…but they had a 16-0 lead. Well, here’s how you give that up.
Denver was called for just 1 accepted penalty in the entire second half — Garett Bolles’ offensive holding with 3:33 remaining in the fourth quarter.
So the half-by-half comparison was:
Total bullshit.
Denver was called for just 1 accepted penalty in the entire second half — Garett Bolles’ offensive holding with 3:33 remaining in the fourth quarter.
So the half-by-half comparison was:
- First half: Rams 4, Denver 4
- Second half: Rams 9, Denver 1
- Final: Rams 13 for 91 yards, Denver 5 for 38 yards.
Total bullshit.
And the last 2 penalties were, for all intents and purposes, negating turn overs. Yes, the finger nail to the helmet was on 3rd down, but they would have either kicked the FG (giving us the ball back with a chance to win or go to OT) or go for it and potentially fail and turn it over.
I am SURE the Rams have this info, but is there anyone we can contact just to make sure? I'm not joking
methomas50
Pro Bowler
Hopefully the FO filed a formal complaint with league office. Put this turd on notice.
several years ago that cocksucker was reffing an Oregon basketball game...as a season ticket holder 5 rows off the floor I let that sonofabitch have it all night...so maybe he remembered....FTG and his shit crew....remember the Higs sideline beauty? The fucking ref right on the spot ruled him out....thank god for replay...
I feel better....thanks for letting me vent...
I feel better....thanks for letting me vent...
it's hereditary...
His paternal grandfather and father were also sports officials
en.wikipedia.org
His paternal grandfather and father were also sports officials
Bill Vinovich - Wikipedia
Well, he fucked 53 rams last night.
Those that can, do.it's hereditary...
His paternal grandfather and father were also sports officials
Bill Vinovich - Wikipedia
Those that can't, ref.