The NFL has always been governed by its rules which are enforced by the officials. There have been many changes to the rule book, over the years, but of the past decade the impetus has been on scoring. Andy and Mike discuss the status of NFL officiating and the ferocity of the “fraternity” that is the NFL referee community. They don’t bend, they don’t break and seemingly they are “Teflon” in not being subjugated to the ridicule and disdain that the coaches and players must endure. Truly “3rd party” in concept, but this season seems to have a penchant for being noticed vs. blending in with the game. Andy comes off a terrible week going 0-3 ATS while Mike makes amends for a poor week one by going 2-1. Both 3-3 for the season, does mediocrity pervade or will one of the two move forward and take control of the street?In this episode:Public vs House betting dynamicsOfficiating issues in NFL gamesBears' playoff potentialPass interference reviewabilityRefereeing and NFL's cost-cuttingSeahawks defense confusion tactics0-2 teams in the NFLGiants vs. Kansas CityPicks for the weekTune in now and remember, you're only as good as your last trade!The show is supported by www.wrightwoodmedical.com.Takin’ it to the Streets on X.com and InstagramListen on your preferred player: Apple, Amazon, iHeart, or Spotify. And now on YouTube.Polished and produced by http://www.podcastmagician.com

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