NFL Fans Are Convinced Bears-Patriots TNF Game Is Rigged Before It Even Starts — Shocking Evidence Emerges

NFL Fans Are Convinced Bears-Patriots TNF Game Is Rigged Before It Even Starts — Shocking Evidence E

Fans say Bears-Patriots game looks rigged already.

It appears there is no need to tune into Thursday Night Football between the Chicago Bears and New England Patriots tonight.

The Bears are hosting the Patriots in a Week 7 Thursday Night Football matchup at Soldier Field. That is very significant, especially when it comes to the ref crew.

All signs are pointing to the road team having no chance of winning this contest.

Referee Assignment Fuels Rigged Claims for Chicago Bears Game

Sep 18, 2016; Denver, CO, USA; NFL side judge Alan Eck (76) before the game between the Indianapolis Colts against the Denver Broncos at Sports Authority Field at Mile High. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports

Alan Eck is the head referee for the Thursday Night Football matchup between the Chicago Bears and the New England Patriots.

Through the first six weeks, his crew has thrown 66 penalties, which ties Ronald Torbert’s crew for the fewest flags in the NFL. His crew is most inclined to throw flags for offensive holding, having 13 on the year. They rank No. 1 in Offensive Pass Interference.

Eck’s crew also ranks in the top five for calling Unnecessary Roughness. Here is where things start to suck for the Patriots.

Throughout Eck’s refereeing career, the home favorites have a 26-14 record. Consequently, that favors the Chicago Bears.


“Hey @NFL & @NFLOfficiating, what’s up with this? You would never call a game in favor of one team @ChicagoBears, that’s playing vs. another @Patriots, would you; even though the DATA is clearly showing just that!? #RefereeBias,” one fan wrote.


“Sounds like a trap,” a second fan added.


“Legos Bears,” a third fan stated.


Men lie, women lie, but numbers certainly do not lie. Bettors everywhere are surely hammering the Bears to come out on top, which does not bode well for Vegas.

Heading into this contest, the Bears are 3-point favorites as both teams sport identical 4-1 records. Chicago is in third place in the NFC North, while the Patriots are in 2nd place in the AFC East.