Banker by Day, NFL Replacement Ref by Night
The ensuing disaster, including missed or blown calls and general mayhem on the field, has left football fans across the country wondering, “Where the hell did they find these guys?“
The answer: from the Lingerie Football league, New Orleans Saints fan clubs, the real estate industry … and Bank of America.
The official at the center of perhaps the most controversial call of the season is in fact a vice president for small-business banking at B of A in California.
Lance Easley has worked at the bank since June 2011, according to his LinkedIn profile, and was a business banking specialist at Wells Fargo for nearly three years prior to that. A source at B of A confirmed Easley’s title, but the company declined to comment further.
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As hurt as the economy is I am sure the banksters have harmed the NFL already. WHAT? YOU KNOW BANKERS ARE NOT BLIND THEY JUST MAKE BAD CALLS. PURPOSELY & INTENTIONALLY! No mistakes no blind as a bat involved. Corruption rings even in the NFL. What makes you think this was a mistake? By a blind man? HAVE THE WOOL PULLED OVER YOUR HEAD? .
Congratulations Lance, you are Green Bay s version of Steve Bartman.
That explains it! He probably works for Bank of America and he is blind to what goes on right in front of his face! Hopefully the government won’t have to bail out the NFL!
Insensitive banker, blind as a bat to reality!