NFL: Shouldn't the refs view any crucial play in the last 2:00 that could decide a game?

I'm unbiased here since I'm neither a Cardinals Fan nor a Packers fan. But after yesterday's Packers/Cards match up I'm still frustrated and worried about the future of the NFL over a few no-calls that would have impacted that game in a major way. There was the no-hold call on the defensive lineman and Fitzgerald's chop block on Woodson that would have both reversed the touchdown. The Helmet to Helmet contact on the play before the the last play of the game. And then the fumble/facemask which could have also been a tuck rule if it hit Rodgers foot after the ball came out. 4 major things that were overseen in the last minutes of the game. I understand that the refs are not going to be able to see every penalty and every turnover etc but it is there job to get it right. A penalty is a penalty. Its the mere principle. There is millions of dollars put into every game ie: Media, salaries, bonuses, transportation, food, alcohol, sports bets, etc. Not too mention the refs wages. To have a game decided because a ref made a mistake his not only tragic but millions of dollars is lost. If I had money on that game and lost because of the no calls I would be furious right now. Look at all the coaches and players that didn't get bonuses and money for there team to play in another game etc. This is a major blow to the NFL and everybody that is impacted by the stupidity of the refs. Something needs to change so they get this right and stop brushing it under the rug. They need to add an additional ref and have that ref make sure there isn't one play that could change the decision of the game that doesn't get watched. It makes no sense, why they didn't review even the final play of the game. Make sure you get it right! Who thinks that something needs to change or am I just whining?