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ESPN Dallas: Pearson: Bryant showed 'T.O.-type emotion'...w/audio | video/post #39
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Nirvana
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dbair1967;3721847 said:
Look at the video again at the 2 minute mark. Watch the body language. If he is upset about the penalty, why is his rage not directed at the official? Why are people pulling him off Sherman? Why does Sherman and Bryant later hug, as if making up? Observe these things without a fixed opinion that he is simply upset about a penalty.
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Maybe he was mad at Kitna for not giving him time to get set or maybe he was mad at the refs, who knows. The point is no one has any clue why he was mad or what was said, they are just making assumptions. Comparing him to TO based on assumptions is stupid.
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superonyx;3721825 said:
Got home at 11:45 tn;(
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Nirvana;3721861 said:
He did confront the ref. Then someone had to pull him away. Look at when the ref was calling the illegal shift at the 30 sec mark or so. You will see Bryant livid over the call.
That goes to show you that he was really upset at the penalty and that all this nonsense that he was pissed because he wasn't getting the ball is coming from Troy.
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he was irate over the bogus call, it took away a first and momentum....the ref was wrong for throwing the flag. he snapped and it took a while to calm him down. he was on the sideline being very demonstrative about the penalty being bogus (well he probably used other words). i saw nothing in his outburst that led me to believe it was aimed at his teammates or coaches.
btw, i was quite upset over the call too....and had it been on me, I would most likely have gone the way Dez did.
As for Pearson and Aikman.....they can both have a coke and a smile and shut the duck up!
btw, i was quite upset over the call too....and had it been on me, I would most likely have gone the way Dez did.
As for Pearson and Aikman.....they can both have a coke and a smile and shut the duck up!
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Watch at the 30 second mark where the ref was announcing the penalty. Bryant goes ballistic at the ref from behind. Then someone pulls him away.
The ref deserved it I think. That was a bad call in my opinion and Bryant was justified being mad at the refs.
Therefore, I think the media and everyone is wrong here. Including Aikman. Who is probably the one to blame by calling Bryant a Diva.
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The ref deserved it I think. That was a bad call in my opinion and Bryant was justified being mad at the refs.
Therefore, I think the media and everyone is wrong here. Including Aikman. Who is probably the one to blame by calling Bryant a Diva.
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No one even knows what it was about, it looked like it happened after he got called for a penalty, and it also looked like Sherman calmed him down pretty fast.
He's a rookie and showed a little immaturity. I have no idea how someone could turn that into he's just like TO
He's a rookie and showed a little immaturity. I have no idea how someone could turn that into he's just like TO
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Gemini Dolly;3721385 said:
I gotta agree with this. How many times did Irvin get mad he wasn't getting the ball. Heck, in the NFC Championship game against the 49ers in the 92 season he switched routes with Harper because he thought the pass was going that way.
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Ren;3721909 said:
Yeah, I really see that as immaturity. The rant wasn't that long, right now it's really not a big deal but something to keep your eyes on.
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I understand the speculation, but the adoration is a little over the top.
Seems as if Dez could smack some of your Mothers and you would find a reason to justify it.
Seems as if Dez could smack some of your Mothers and you would find a reason to justify it.
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Some one forgot to tell him the secret play Kitna and Witten drew on the side line.
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(According to the rules, the offense must have 7 on the line of scrimmage.)
Dez needs to know where he's supposed to line up. The penalty was called for two guys moving at the same time because Miles was in motion when Dez took a half step forward. Dez took that half step because either he realized too late that he had to be on the line of scrimmage for that play, or he was confused about where the line of scrimmage was.
Watch the vid of the penalty in post#64. Curiously, just before Dez moves, he looks at the line judge (the guy who threw the flag two seconds later) and points at the sticks. Twice. Unless the line judge is trying to communicate something to him, I have no idea why he's looking outside instead of looking inside at the football. It's like he's trying to tell the chain crew that the LOS marker is in the wrong place or something. In any case, he's extremely unsure of where's he's supposed be standing, and he probably could've just stayed where he was without a penalty, based on how the other receivers were lining up in the game.
In Dez's defense though, the officials were not consistent with this penalty.
At 0:16 of hairic's video that follows (from early 3rd quarter) Dez does exactly the same thing--only in reverse--while lined up on the other side of the field, but no penalty is called. Since Miles is at the LOS, Dez has to back off one yard to avoid a penalty. Watch Dez look toward the sideline again as he backs up. Notice that while Dez is stepping back, Witten is also moving. This is the same official who was looking right at all of this and kept the flag in his pocket.
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Dez needs to know where he's supposed to line up. The penalty was called for two guys moving at the same time because Miles was in motion when Dez took a half step forward. Dez took that half step because either he realized too late that he had to be on the line of scrimmage for that play, or he was confused about where the line of scrimmage was.
Watch the vid of the penalty in post#64. Curiously, just before Dez moves, he looks at the line judge (the guy who threw the flag two seconds later) and points at the sticks. Twice. Unless the line judge is trying to communicate something to him, I have no idea why he's looking outside instead of looking inside at the football. It's like he's trying to tell the chain crew that the LOS marker is in the wrong place or something. In any case, he's extremely unsure of where's he's supposed be standing, and he probably could've just stayed where he was without a penalty, based on how the other receivers were lining up in the game.
In Dez's defense though, the officials were not consistent with this penalty.
At 0:16 of hairic's video that follows (from early 3rd quarter) Dez does exactly the same thing--only in reverse--while lined up on the other side of the field, but no penalty is called. Since Miles is at the LOS, Dez has to back off one yard to avoid a penalty. Watch Dez look toward the sideline again as he backs up. Notice that while Dez is stepping back, Witten is also moving. This is the same official who was looking right at all of this and kept the flag in his pocket.
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