The owner of the Indianapolis Colts took to social media to attack the officials after the loss to the Cleveland Browns.

Colts owner Jim Irsay expressed his frustration with the officials on Twitter following Indianapolis’ 39-38 loss to the Cleveland Browns.

Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay can pick and choose NFL referees and how they officiate games, especially close games.
On Tuesday, Irush explained what he said on Twitter on Sunday after defeating the NFL 39-38 in front of Cleveland Browns.
They expanded the final road of Browns until they exceeded a series of desperate calls and reached the winning tattoo.
“The NFL recognizes and understands that it made a poor decision at the end of the Colts/Browns game on Sunday,” Irsay said.
“I think they should implement an instant replay system for all calls, including penalties, in the last two minutes of every game.”

You usually never hear team owners talking about NFL performance and results. That said, Irsay’s frustration with how the game ended is valid.

The Colts, who had a small lead in the fourth quarter, were called for two passing penalties. Instead, Browns managed to escape with a point of a point due to a punishment hit that led to a fourth and gol at a Nick Harris drive.

Instead of improving to 4-3, Indianapolis dropped to 3-4.
With just a game left behind Tennessee Titans, Browns improved at 4-2 in June and went second, in the Pittsburgh style.