After Further Review: Are you getting the hint yet, Packer Fan?

The Green Bay Packers Have Been Absolutely Robbed Tonight By The Officials. Multiple Botched Roughing The Passer Calls. A Horrible Intentional Grounding Call. By Far The Worst Officiated Game I've Ever Seen In My Entire Life. If I Was Green Bay, Win Or Lose, I'd Contact The NFL And Ask For An Investigation Into These Refs. It Hasn't Been More Obvious Than This, And Not Just This Week. It's Been Going On For Weeks. Something Is Going On. 🚨

— SM Highlights (@SMHighlights1) October 25, 2026

PS: That's Roughing the Passer. That late, treat the quarterback like you do the referees. ANY contact is 15. The rule is forcible unnecessary, and that qualifies.

Tom Brady has had enough with the officiating. "My goodness. What is that?" "There's no way!" "It's definitely not roughing the passer." https://t.co/a0JlJUylJM

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) October 25, 2026

This one's closer to a straight Josh Jacobs rig-job. The only call I could think giving on that is if and only if there were head contact.

I hate to break it to Tom Brady, Dean Blandino, and Packers fans, but this looks like contact to the head/neck area to me. https://t.co/4nHjSmP26y

— Jeremy Reisman (@DetroitOnLion) October 26, 2026

And, according to this angle produced by a Lions fan, there's a nonzero chance they may be right!

Completely leaves his feet not even trying to make real tackle. The league is putting an emphasis on making sure the Packers don't get any personal foul calls https://t.co/6pu103t9YO

— Real Quarterbacking™ Enjoyer (@Ferd_Turgeson) October 25, 2026

That should be fined Saturday. Damn near spearing, too.

Guess which one was called intentional grounding? https://t.co/fYtAPPhf4H

— Johnny barks (@Johnny_Barks) October 25, 2026

And the wrong one was called intentional grounding.

These two instances exists in the same universe… can you believe it? @NFL @NFLOfficiating #rigged https://t.co/J1rEOcf57h

— kayd (@ckayder) October 26, 2026

Here's several more...

Ref spazzes out and throws a flag from the ground after tripping over Amon-Ra 🤣 They need to buzz in and fix this shit from New York. https://t.co/qgI6zLxQ9e

— Kurt Benkert (@KurtBenkert) October 25, 2026

And if you're going to flag that, that's an ejection foul.

.@NFLOfficiating hasn’t tweeted in three years, which at this point feels like the last time any group of them had a clean game. Being allowed to grab and restrict the receiver from extending his arm to catch the ball is about as big an advantage as you can give a defender. https://t.co/Ze2m6wdwMb

— Ben Schuff (@BRSchuff) October 25, 2026

And LaFleur had to shut up, or he loses a quarter million.