Rigged League?

The NFL is 1 entity not 32. They get the most profit that makes every owner the most money possible. Owners don't care about winning they care about money. It's a business.

I don't think the NFL is rigged, but I do think there is a general fear refs have of home fans if they call the game against them. Every NFL crew is different. It seems like at most times, the Packers can do no wrong at Lambeau, but I will admit the refs called at most a fair game during our visit at Lambeau. Also, I don't think there is anything wrong with the officiating is garbage. The NFL doesn't want that kind of publicity because it ruins the integrity of the game (lol sike, they don't give a f*ck as long as they're getting paid). You wonder why the NFL doesn't make them full time employees.

Rigged? No. Bias with how refs call games. Yes. I've seen too much of it over the years. Had Brady or Rodgers been smacked in the face like Cousins, it would have been an immediate flag.

The only game I felt was rigged was the 2009 NFC championship game against the saints. Go to youtube and search the 5 worst calls in the 2009 championship game, watch it, and tell me something other than that game was rigged. They wanted the saints in the superbowl no matter what. Watching football was never the same for me after that game.

And that's exactly it!  How do the officials cost the Vikings the game if AP and Favre don't screw up a handoff at the Saints' 10?  How does Ben Leber get flagged for a ridiculous DPI if Bernard Berrian and Percy Harvin don't both lose fumbles?  How does Pierre Thomas get a beneficial spot on fourth down if Brett Favre throws the ball to Bernard Berrian or stumbles forward for five yards instead of throwing across his body?  If Naufahu Tahi doesn't get into the huddle, the refs don't have the chance to throw that legit flag. 
Why does it always seem as if referees only cost teams games in which they otherwise made a ton of mistakes?  Like a game in which you miss three field goals and an extra point?  A game in which you do not so much as touch the opposing QB?  A game in which you allowed a guy who had rushed for -1 yard all year to rush for 32 yards ON A SINGLE DRIVE?
Not just the Vikings. Saints fans can b*tch and moan all they want about the non PI call.  Better clock management by Payton makes it a moot point, or, your HOF QB doesn't throw a god-awful interception when you get the ball first in OT-and you get a shot at a second Lombardi.  
Roughing the passer in the AFC Title Game?  The Patriots ran 9 more plays and traveled 57 more yards after that play-and scored two more tds AFTER that!  The Chiefs defense actually stops them once nobody remembers that call, or that it merely spared the Patriots a third and seven-which they converted whenever they wished through the rest of the game-why wouldn't they have there?