View Full Version : Holding anyone?
Seven
11-17-2005, 11:12 PM
I watched the game several times and was noticing the Philly OL was doing a lot of holding. I know everyone does it and you can't call them all but I'd swear Ellis and Ware were being held consistently. Did anyone else notice this or do I need a prescription screen on my tele? Looked like Ellis had McNabb dead to rights and was drug down while pile driving the tackle at least twice. Ware's opponent had a hand full of jersey when pass blocking.
Bob Sacamano
11-17-2005, 11:16 PM
I noticed it as well quite a few times
Rack Bauer
11-17-2005, 11:17 PM
Shaun Andrews held and/or tripped Ferguson on Westbrook's TD run. It was so f'in obvious and out in the open the refs had to be doing crack at the time to have missed it. Pathetic.
scotth66
11-17-2005, 11:49 PM
I noticed right away during the game and thought the refs were blind too!!!!
Manster68
11-17-2005, 11:56 PM
Look, it is not the time for people here to turn into Redskin fans.
Enough with the refs.
Tricked
11-18-2005, 12:02 AM
holding happens in every game, it's just a matter of who gets caught and who doesn't
Kilyin
11-18-2005, 12:30 AM
Look, it is not the time for people here to turn into Redskin fans.
Enough with the refs.
"We have clear visual evidence that the Holding took place". - Joe Gibbs
davidyee
11-18-2005, 02:16 AM
...for the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corp.) and they tell me that one would be surprised when a football game is slowed down and the ordinary laymen gets a chance to breakdown the film how much infractions actually occur.
Like one said it's a matter of whether they are noticed or not.
I wouldn't be surprised if the U.S. networks could provide the same revealing coverage to an average fan if we had access to their digital machines and multiple camera angles and the ability to play it one frame at a time without a blurry image.
Everyone holds at some point in time, but does it always lead to that game changing play? Good teams take the ref out of the equation.
Rack Bauer
11-18-2005, 03:15 AM
Look, it is not the time for people here to turn into Redskin fans.
Enough with the refs.
:rolleyes:
First of all, Redskins fans make stuff up about the refs that don't exist. No one here is doing that.
Second of all, there is NOTHING wrong with pointing out the obvious. Watch the replay of Westbrook's TD run. Andrews obviously held/tripped Ferguson, and it had a direct impact on the play.
JohnsKey19
11-18-2005, 06:36 AM
Al Johnson CLEARLY held Trotter on Barber's long run up the middle that set up the Glenn TD catch. The ref was right there on top of the play but fortunately chose not to throw the flag. Even Johnson said after the game that he held on that play. If that penalty is called, we probably never score to make it 14-20. So it goes both ways.
lurkercowboy
11-18-2005, 07:42 AM
What if Joe Gibbs became the NFL officiating czar? Those poor referees would probably all quit.
lurkercowboy
11-18-2005, 07:43 AM
Al Johnson CLEARLY held Trotter on Barber's long run up the middle that set up the Glenn TD catch. The ref was right there on top of the play but fortunately chose not to throw the flag. Even Johnson said after the game that he held on that play. If that penalty is called, we probably never score to make it 14-20. So it goes both ways.
Price came darn close to blocking an Eagle in the back too.
jimmy40
11-18-2005, 09:07 AM
Al Johnson CLEARLY held Trotter on Barber's long run up the middle that set up the Glenn TD catch. The ref was right there on top of the play but fortunately chose not to throw the flag. Even Johnson said after the game that he held on that play. If that penalty is called, we probably never score to make it 14-20. So it goes both ways.When does Al Johnson not hold? Lol.
jimmy40
11-18-2005, 09:10 AM
:rolleyes:
First of all, Redskins fans make stuff up about the refs that don't exist. No one here is doing that.
Second of all, there is NOTHING wrong with pointing out the obvious. Watch the replay of Westbrook's TD run. Andrews obviously held/tripped Ferguson, and it had a direct impact on the play.No reason to ***** about the refs after a win though, especially after a game when we were totally outplayed.
ravidubey
11-18-2005, 09:10 AM
Holding happens on every play; there are only degrees of holding. The Eagles hold Ellis all the time-- but he has a history of holding them back to make way for the might mites Dat and Dexter.
1fisher
11-18-2005, 09:25 AM
yea, I saw it to but I also saw a couple of blocks in the back on MBIII's 4th quarter run that set up the TD to Glenn.... It all evens out. But don't ask a redskins fan..... :laugh2:
Seven
11-18-2005, 10:28 AM
No reason to ***** about the refs after a win though, especially after a game when we were totally outplayed.
The thread was posted as a question not a formal complaint. I was just thinking the infraction was more than normal. We wipped up on them pretty good round 1 and all of a sudden we can't get to McNabb? With a second string center? 186 yds rushing? One's gotta wonder.
31smackdown
11-18-2005, 11:47 AM
Maybe that particular crew doesn't call holding very much and both coaches knew that
Rack Bauer
11-18-2005, 01:47 PM
No reason to ***** about the refs after a win though, especially after a game when we were totally outplayed.
Not a single person in this thread has ******* about the refs.
There was a lot of holding and at times right in front of the official.
Mike 1967
11-18-2005, 02:02 PM
I watched the game several times and was noticing the Philly OL was doing a lot of holding. I know everyone does it and you can't call them all but I'd swear Ellis and Ware were being held consistently. Did anyone else notice this or do I need a prescription screen on my tele? Looked like Ellis had McNabb dead to rights and was drug down while pile driving the tackle at least twice. Ware's opponent had a hand full of jersey when pass blocking.
I remember the replay where Furgeson was called for Hands to the face.
In the replay it was clear that he was being mauled by the center. The center had a hold of his facemask and was shoving him backwards. And then Furgueson reached out, as he was falling backwards with the Center all over his facemask, and pulled the gaurds facemask.
He appeared to be double teamed byt the Center and Guard and he was obviously not the original initiator of the hands to the face. I remember that call being aggravating.
dargonking999
11-18-2005, 02:15 PM
To tell you the truth, the cowboys have been getting held all year long, and it's rare it gets called, the fact that we havent committed a penlaty in two games is very surprsing.
Rack Bauer
11-18-2005, 03:20 PM
To tell you the truth, the cowboys have been getting held all year long, and it's rare it gets called, the fact that we havent committed a penlaty in two games is very surprsing.
We have "committed" penalties in each of the last two games.
Vs the Cards the penalties called were declined. Vs the Eagles we had 4 penalties and a few more declined.
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