The Packers are fed up with the officials. Green Bay lost to Detroit on Sunday, and players are pointing directly at roughing the passer penalties that decided the game. The crew threw flags at the worst times, and the Packers aren't staying quiet about it.
This isn't a one-game problem either. Roughing calls have haunted Green Bay all season, putting their defense in impossible positions. Defenders get flagged for hits that are legal football. The officiating has become a pattern, not a coincidence, and the locker room knows it.
Sunday's loss stings worse because those penalties directly swung momentum. The Packers' defense got neutered by the whistle. Guys who are supposed to rush the quarterback hesitate, and that hesitation is how offenses win games.
The refs made their choices. The Packers made theirs by calling out the crew publicly. That's what losing teams do when they believe the game was officiated poorly. Whether the league office cares is another story.