D-law on the refs

[CowboysLakerBamaFan]

I was afraid of this.

If HE is saying that...then many other ayers are saying it in the locker room.

That means the whiner, Why Me, victim mindset, loser mentality that we see in here has actually seeped into the organization and players.

You wanna know why we've been nothing but hot air and pomp for 3 decades....this is it

 

[Cowboy_svt]

I agree the NFL has an officiating problem and there are things that can be done but the NFL won’t because then they have to admit there’s a problem.

yeah its not just us or against you, its league wide.
Some obvious holds/PIs ignored but in the same game minor stuff/phantom calls are made.

Watching any kansas city game bugs the heck out of me watching how everything goes in their favor, your game against miami was horrendously one sided, we really need full time people or at least some better challenge system

 

[Longboysfan]

Both teams brought their A games.
Referees brought their C game.

 

[doomsday9084]

This is like the third thread I am saying this: The fact that Dallas couldn't buy a penalty for the first 3 quarters or so until they were down a good bit and then the flags started flying like mosquitos was freaking weird. This is something a lot of people have noticed in games around the league. Its almost like they are trying to keep the scores close. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

I have been watching the NFL for decades now. I never got the impression that the missed calls were anything other than just missed calls . . . until recently.

 

[NotForLong]

I agree the NFL has an officiating problem and there are things that can be done but the NFL won’t because then they have to admit there’s a problem.

The Founding Fathers of the NFL all have ties to illegal Gambling. Football was created for Gambling. Refs are Judges and Lawyers which makes them professional Liars and If they happen to be a Freemason, their loyalty is with that Society

There is something called the Widow's Son If Freemasons must save a fellow traveler in a court sitting what do you think they will do for t their fellow Freemasons who own the NFL

 

[NotForLong]

This is like the third thread I am saying this: The fact that Dallas couldn't buy a penalty for the first 3 quarters or so until they were down a good bit and then the flags started flying like mosquitos was freaking weird. This is something a lot of people have noticed in games around the league. Its almost like they are trying to keep the scores close. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

I have been watching the NFL for decades now. I never got the impression that the missed calls were anything other than just missed calls . . . until recently.

On Gambling websites in the USA there is an option to make a bet at any moment in the game, which is why the refs have been working so hard to manipulate games

 

[charron]

Funny how hardly anyone crediting the refs for getting the cowboys offense to the 6 yard line with 26ish seconds to go. Had the offense not completely screwed up the eagles would be complaining how the refs gave away the game.

 

[NotForLong]

I agree the NFL has an officiating problem and there are things that can be done but the NFL won’t because then they have to admit there’s a problem.

Everything is relative. . . to the fan it is a problem. To the NFL it is a Powerful Tool

 

[Havic]

Stop putting yourselves in situations where the refs become a factor and they won’t.

 

[MarionBarberThe4th]

I don't really think the refs are to blame, and I don't believe that most on this site are blaming the refs for the loss, but a little consistency would be nice.

Just to enjoy the game yea.


I always believe refs can call an official timeout and talk to both coaches and say like hey you’re kind of on the borderline holding This guy Micah all game. We can’t call all of it but we’re seeing what appears to be a lot of holding

 

[Bagman]

Losers blame the refs. It’s a way to avoid actual accountability. “We didn’t lose, the refs lost it for us”

Did the ref push Dak out of bounds?
Did the ref force Ferguson to run a bad route?
Did the ref force the Boys to go for a TD and not take a FG?
Did the ref decide not to help Steele and instead focus on helping the guards and center?

Every game has bad calls. Good teams take advantage of ones that go their way and fight through ones that don’t.

So... what were the bad calls that Philly fought through? They deserved every single penalty called, even the so-called bad late hit by Reddick. Philly also got away with 7 other penalties I saw on the replay

 

[Bagman]

Stop putting yourselves in situations where the refs become a factor and they won’t.

Thats impossible. The only way to do that is to not take the field

 

[Hennessy_King]

D law should be more worried about y he was a no show for 60 minutes

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Yeah I mean that was weird. You let them play in the 1st half and then want to blow a whistle on everything.

 

[MarcusRock]

Kinda funny to hear D-Law say this because he got a gift from the refs not getting called for hitting Hurts low and actually injuring him, lol.

 

[DogFace]

Complaining about the refs is like yelling at the sun for rising in the AM. Bad calls happen in every game and very rarely do they outweigh poor execution. Better execution on ANY of the plays listed and the outcome is different.

There are what 3 threads on here *****ing about the refs, hell there was one before the game. How many threads are on here discussing the bad execution during crunch time? Dak played very well but he also left 2 points on the field when he stepped out. Ferguson had a great game but he ran a piss poor route on the play to Schoon. If he runs it correctly Blankenship can’t get there to make the play. The false start, sack etc. all execution issues.

I nominate you to start those new threads to compete with your rival hate ref threads.

 

[RonnieT24]

Losers blame the refs. It’s a way to avoid actual accountability. “We didn’t lose, the refs lost it for us”

Did the ref push Dak out of bounds?
Did the ref force Ferguson to run a bad route?
Did the ref force the Boys to go for a TD and not take a FG?
Did the ref decide not to help Steele and instead focus on helping the guards and center?

Every game has bad calls. Good teams take advantage of ones that go their way and fight through ones that don’t.

So what you're saying is that the Cowboys needs to be perfect because the refs will find a way to screw them if they're not. Sorry but this is BS. Making one team have to go 90 yards for a TD while overcoming multiple phantom penalties while letting the other team go 60 yards while getting 30 of them on phantom penalties is the definition of unfair. The Cowboys and their fans are not asking for favoritism.. We are asking for fairness. Call the damn game both ways. Too often they simply don't. The Cowboys are good enough to beat most teams in spite of it but they can't beat good teams with this crap going on. If people can't wrap their minds around that simple truism that's their problem. In baseball they call it having to get 4 or 5 outs in an inning because the ump keeps calling balls when the replays show the pitcher is throwing strikes. At the end of the game what do they tell the pitcher? Just throw better strikes?

 

[kskboys]

This is like the third thread I am saying this: The fact that Dallas couldn't buy a penalty for the first 3 quarters or so until they were down a good bit and then the flags started flying like mosquitos was freaking weird. This is something a lot of people have noticed in games around the league. Its almost like they are trying to keep the scores close. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

I have been watching the NFL for decades now. I never got the impression that the missed calls were anything other than just missed calls . . . until recently.

Correct. They don't even have to hide it anymore. People are getting dumber, unable to put 2 and 2 together.

They are absolutely trying to keep the scores close. Remember just a few years ago, when a team went up by 3 scores, the game was over. Except for a few miracle finishes, of course. Now, a team goes up by 2 scores, and twwwwwwwwwwwwwwwweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeettttttttttttttttttttt, there go the flags to keep the games close. Extending drives, giving the team that is down a score so everyone keeps watching. It's actually blatantly obvious.

And it's not about counting the number of penalties for each team. All it takes is just 1 or 3 calls at the right time. In this case, just think about how many penalties when into the Eagles last TD drive. Including a PI on an uncatchable ball. The Eagles O was floundering and we were dominating the game, and BLAM, let's give them a TD so we can have an exciting ending. NFL doesn't care who wins, they care about exciting endings. That's what drives up ratings, keeps people watching.

 

[kskboys]

So what you're saying is that the Cowboys needs to be perfect because the refs will find a way to screw them if they're not. Sorry but this is BS. Making one team have to go 90 yards for a TD while overcoming multiple phantom penalties while letting the other team go 60 yards while getting 30 of them on phantom penalties is the definition of unfair. The Cowboys and their fans are not asking for favoritism.. We are asking for fairness. Call the damn game both ways. Too often they simply don't. The Cowboys are good enough to beat most teams in spite of it but they can't beat good teams with this crap going on. If people can't wrap their minds around that simple truism that's their problem. In baseball they call it having to get 4 or 5 outs in an inning because the ump keeps calling balls when the replays show the pitcher is throwing strikes. At the end of the game what do they tell the pitcher? Just throw better strikes?

Ronnie, my man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You seeing it also now?

 

[kskboys]

Stop putting yourselves in situations where the refs become a factor and they won’t.

So if the ball is uncatchable, just lay down?