Twitter: Back Judge Doesn't Spot The Ball Bucs/Rams Game

Gangsta Spanksta · Jan 24, 2022

America's Cowboy said:
Stop with your lies and whining. The referees are biased. It's on many videos. You're just hating because you hate Dak. That's your right, but to lie and whine about it is childish.

How is that arguing in good faith if you purposefully ignore the question? Why should the ref have to run as fast as he possibly can just to correct a mistake or dishonesty a team does when they spot the ball wrong? It's like if you speed and get pulled over by a cop, why should he write your ticket fast because you are in a hurry and trying to get to work?

MarcusRock · Jan 24, 2022

Gangsta Spanksta · Jan 24, 2022

The silliest thing about this... Some people are arguing more passionately about this than they did for the Dez no catch thing. :facepalm:

G2 · Jan 24, 2022

Inconsistency, whether you choose to ignore it or not. They're all over the place this season.

big dog cowboy · Jan 24, 2022

Yes, Cowboys were screwed by the officials.

Cmac · Jan 24, 2022

JBS said:
These people are incredibly desperate to have seen another incomplete pass

.......or one over everyone's head, a sack on a 3 man rush, or int.

Mannix · Jan 24, 2022

Brax said:
the ball was spotted,
"Umpire is the primary for spotting the ball," Dean Blandino, the NFL's vice president of officiating from 2013-17, explained on Twitter. "But on a deep pass like that the Back Judge will spot the ball. Goal is to be as efficient as possible."
So it appears that a 44 yard pass is longer than a 17 yard run and slide, looks like it was done correctly for the last time.

NEVER trust ANYTHING this sleazeball has to say....I am convinced that had he not been busted on Boogers party bus back in 2014.... and probably close to being fired....Dez's catch would have been held up and ruled a catch...which it was. It was the perfect situation for him to show NFL brass that he owed nothing to Booger and family, for taking part in some "innocent"....cough-cough....fun, on the bus.

88sAndHeartbreak · Jan 24, 2022

morat1959 said:
Let it go! Dak wasn’t getting us in the end zone no matter the outcome of this play.

You can tell what happens in the future or alternate realities? Hmmm interesting.

shabazz · Jan 24, 2022

I think it blatantly obvious that the optics were bad concerning the ref’s inability to keep up with 300+ pound lineman and arrive last to touch/place the ball. It should also be obvious that the NFL FO and officials discussed it and did a better job of staying with the play in the Rams Bucs game

not saying we would have won, not saying that we didn’t suck…..just saying that one ref had his head up his butt and screwed up…….and the fact that the NFL won’t publicly acknowledge it should surprise no one.

DogFace · Jan 25, 2022

loublue22 said:
That must have been difficult to overlook the 7 seconds the camera was on Stafford, and the ref clearly backing up from the play

Which ref? I think the issue many are wondering about is why the ref has to come from 30 yards away?

And someone,anyone explain to me why the ref felt he needed to respot the football. How would he know it needed to be moved.

https://www.si.com/nfl/cowboys/news...uccaneers-los-angeles-rams-referees-spot-ball

DogFace · Jan 25, 2022

Gangsta Spanksta said:
How is that arguing in good faith if you purposefully ignore the question? Why should the ref have to run as fast as he possibly can just to correct a mistake or dishonesty a team does when they spot the ball wrong? It's like if you speed and get pulled over by a cop, why should he write your ticket fast because you are in a hurry and trying to get to work?

Can you explain what you're saying here? All most people are wondering is:
1. why he’s so far out of place
2. Why is he the one to spot anyway
3. How did he feel he was in good position to judge the ball wasn’t where it needed to be and move it back, wasting more time.

Starforever · Jan 25, 2022

JBS said:
These people are incredibly desperate to have seen another incomplete pass

Why not get one last whack, on the dead horse?

Adreme · Jan 25, 2022

America's Cowboy said:
Yeah, you're done with seeing examples after examples of the bias from referees and how they officiate other games differently compared to the Cowboys.

Dallas benefited from penalties more than almost any team in the league. If there is bias the league is bad at showing it. But I get it, the one unifying factor for all 32 NFL teams is that they all believe that the refs and the league want them to lose.

silvernblu · Jan 25, 2022

rocknrobcowboy said:

44 yard pass. Ball spotted and set by refs in 5 seconds.

13 yard run. Ball spotted and set by refs in 13 seconds.

Ranching · Jan 25, 2022

MarcusRock said:

I'm sure the all the refs got a memo from the league after the Dallas game.
Also, using split crews may show up continuity.....I think they use split crews in the playoffs....could be wrong.

Miller · Jan 25, 2022

I can’t believe this stupid play is still being discussed like we got screwed. We screwed our selves. This is the most ridiculous, cry-baby culture and fandom and all about nothing,

LittleLexodus · Jan 25, 2022

shabazz said:
I think it blatantly obvious that the optics were bad concerning the ref’s inability to keep up with 300+ pound lineman and arrive last to touch/place the ball. It should also be obvious that the NFL FO and officials discussed it and did a better job of staying with the play in the Rams Bucs game

not saying we would have won, not saying that we didn’t suck…..just saying that one ref had his head up his butt and screwed up…….and the fact that the NFL won’t publicly acknowledge it should surprise no one.

Yea...too little too late.

We'd still likely lose that game against SF but it's unacceptable that the official was that late to the LoS and delayed a game causing the season to end. That cannot happen.

shabazz · Jan 25, 2022

Mr_C said:
Which ref? I think the issue many are wondering about is why the ref has to come from 30 yards away?

And someone,anyone explain to me why the ref felt he needed to respot the football. How would he know it needed to be moved.

https://www.si.com/nfl/cowboys/news...uccaneers-los-angeles-rams-referees-spot-ball

that’s a damn good question…..the guy shows up late to the action and feels the need to re-spot a ball in which he has no earthly idea where it should be…..he had a rear view of the play and was the one person who couldn’t have known the true location……again, not an excuse for the team.

criticizing the teams performance and questioning the refs conduct on one particular play are not mutually exclusive

INCowboysFan · Jan 25, 2022

Doesn't matter because we didn't deserve to win the game at all, but I saw several instances this weekend of the officials just tapping the ball to spot it. Not plowing through the QB/OL to grab the ball and re-spot it. I also saw Brady get flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct for screaming at a ref after they missed him getting popped in the mouth, which is something I never would have thought possible.

StoneyBurk · Jan 25, 2022

JBS said:
These people are incredibly desperate to have seen another incomplete pass

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