Game Day Dallas Cowboys at Los Angeles Chargers 2nd Half Thread

[droopdog7]

I was screaming at the tv, nobody touched it 18! He obviously did not know and hustled so much that he even touched the ball first.

 

[unsportsmanlikeconduct]

We have the dumbest players in the league. Going on how many years now?

 

[Kumala808]

No wonder he doesn't start he's dumb

 

[just_catch_it]

Stupid Stupid!! Just gave the the ball at our 10 yard line idiot!!

 

[The Quest for Six]

Universe is working overtime trying to give this game to the Chargers.

really, is that why the Chargers are celebrating with holding flags on the last drive

 

[john van brocklin]

Hey guys...I got an idea....let's go to ANOTHER commercial!

Arghhhhhhhh

 

[EPL0c0]

I can't blame Tolbert for thinking the ball hit Turpin there.

 

[Mr Cowboy]

I'm hoping for some out the ordinary referee interpretation and the Cowboys keep the ball!

 

[PaulieWalnuts]

So you can now shove the blocker into the punt returner calling for a fair catch?

 

[bsbellomy]

interference on Tolbert ?

No the Chargers guy hit Turpin

 

[Sarek]

Hey guys...I got an idea....let's go to ANOTHER commercial!

Yea it's nasty.

 

[Virginia-Dave]

This is the kind of play that only happens to the Cowboys, and only in prime time games

 

[DallasEast]

Not true, some like to hit.

Maybe things have changed over time but back in the day defensive backs were usually converted from wide receivers because they could not catch routinely.

 

[CowboysHabitat]

So stupid

 

[loublue22]

Um yes you can and you always could. That has been a carveout to the rule for 30 years. Good on you for learning something new today.

that's asinine, that would happen 20 times every sunday if it was allowed

 

[Ken]

You are allowed to push a player into the returner... just as long as you are not making contact with the returner himself. It's a BS rule.

he also hit the returner. on his own.

 

[nate dizzle]

You can't eun into someone making a fair catch

He didn't, he pushed the blocker into him, which is different I guess

 

[Scotman]

I guess I don't understand how fair catches work. I honestly thought it was hands off. But if you run another guy into him, it's ok?

 

[TheHerd]

I seriously don’t know. Is it legal to push a blocker into a punt returner after a fair catch? Because that clearly happened

 

[mmohican29]

Wait the Chargers player barreled through the block and made contact with Turpin. How is that not a penalty.