Video: Blandino tells officials only the Dallas coaches don't understand the catch rule

[AsthmaField]

Why is he robbing us of oxygen?

Yeah I don't really like sharing a planet with this guy.

 

[Rogerthat12]

Blandino is just mad that Jerry kicked him off the Cowboys party bus...

 

[Seven]

Seems a little extrem but, you've put a lot of thought into this detailed plan so I'll go with it.

I really did. I was torn between a port-a-potty and a dumpster.........

 

[DandyDon52]

Well he has added to it again, the new term is "bang bang" !
read this and you will be even more stunned this guy has the job he does !
http://dal.247sports.com/Bolt/Dean-Blandino-Its-so-easy-when-they-hold-on-to-the-ball-46298401

This just confused me even more lol bang bang incomplete !
I think he is saying rule everything incomplete then watch it on replay to see if maybe it was a catch!
bang bang what a idiot.

 

[khiladi]

Blandino probably did what the NFL wanted... I'm sure he wasn't the only one in the office to take the call.

 

[DandyDon52]

That is the exact stance I have always taken on this. Nobody in the press is has ever asked the right question. I sure wish someone would, but I think the train has left the station on that one.

[quote Everson24 said: ↑
This has been my gripe all along. Side judge Terry Brown ruled that he had possesion and made a football move before the ball came out.

The officals had been instructed prior to the 2014 season to let the ruling on the field stand unless the replay showed irrefutable evidence to the contrary. Dean Blandino had no right to overturn the call on the field from an office in New York when the"football move" was clearly a judgement call. This issue seems to be swept under the carpet in this whole scenario and I really wish someone would ask Blandino that question. [/quote]
I have to agree, nothing was clearcut, so the call on the field should have stood.
I have seen calls be overturned, when they shouldnt be before though, and then some that clearly were wrong, be upheld.

 

[LandryFan]

[quote Everson24 said: ↑
This has been my gripe all along. Side judge Terry Brown ruled that he had possesion and made a football move before the ball came out.
The officals had been instructed prior to the 2014 season to let the ruling on the field stand unless the replay showed irrefutable evidence to the contrary. Dean Blandino had no right to overturn the call on the field from an office in New York when the"football move" was clearly a judgement call. This issue seems to be swept under the carpet in this whole scenario and I really wish someone would ask Blandino that question.
I have to agree, nothing was clearcut, so the call on the field should have stood.
I have seen calls be overturned, when they shouldnt be before though, and then some that clearly were wrong, be upheld.

Yep. Every point you made here are the same points I made on this board right after it occurred. Blandino was out to show the world that he wasn't in Jerry Jones's pocket, so he jumped in where he shouldn't have and made a judgment call that he shouldn't have. I have always maintained that that was the sort of call where you stay with the ruling on the field regardless of whether ruled complete or incomplete. Ol' Dean just couldn't help himself.

 

[DandyDon52]

Yep. Every point you made here are the same points I made on this board right after it occurred. Blandino was out to show the world that he wasn't in Jerry Jones's pocket, so he jumped in where he shouldn't have and made a judgment call that he shouldn't have. I have always maintained that that was the sort of call where you stay with the ruling on the field regardless of whether ruled complete or incomplete. Ol' Dean just couldn't help himself.

Well thats why the game officials only should make all final calls on replays, including the last 2 min. They are less likely to be biased.
And thats what they are paid to do. If they see clearly they made a mistake they overturn it. if it isnt clear then the call on the field stands.
Blandino or anyone not the game officials should have had no say in that call.

 

[LandryFan]

Well thats why the game officials only should make all final calls on replays, including the last 2 min. They are less likely to be biased.
And thats what they are paid to do. If they see clearly they made a mistake they overturn it. if it isnt clear then the call on the field stands.
Blandino or anyone not the game officials should have had no say in that call.

Amen!!!

 

[YosemiteSam]

Send him to Syria.