NFL Doesn’t Even Care Anymore — Exposes Their Own Refs For Missing Taunting Penalties On Every Single Lions Play During Game-Changing Moment [VIDEO]

This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

The Detroit Lions were plenty chatty after beating the Green Bay Packers 20-17 on a last-second field goal Sunday.

It started at the two-minute warning. Karl Brooks jumped offside with the game tied 17-17, giving Detroit a valuable first down. Fox analyst Tom Brady had questioned two penalties earlier in that quarter.

The Lions offense didn’t simply celebrate getting the opponent to bite; a number of them busted into emotes. The referees somehow ignored the communal taunting.

Then the NFL made it worse by posting a 15-second clip of Lions players reacting to that offside call on third-and-5. 

“Did we miss somebody?” they asked.

“So we will expect 4-5 taunting fines then? Otherwise, you’re completely full of sh*t with this tone deaf post. Best keep trying to court those overseas audiences becuase your existing fan base sees how awful the product has become with this inconsistent officiating,” one fan wrote.

“The NFL highlighting a bunch of Lions players taunting the Packers while Golden got flagged last week for taunting when all he did was flex after a catch is definitely a choice,” another fan said.

Matthew Golden did draw a taunting flag last Sunday for flexing after a catch against Dallas. The NFL later fined him $11,941.