Is there any doubt now that officials are crooked?

[SpaceCowboy99]

Greg Olsen was apoplectic about numerous no calls of holding on recievers and linebackers and the bogus call against Parsons on the roughing the passer. Just a travesty. Dallas has no chance at winning anything. The NFL is a corrupt organization.

You sir are the type of guy I don't talk to at a bar. Stop making these posts. It really shows your intelligence.

 

[Cowboys5217]

You sir are the type of guy I don't talk to at a bar. Stop making these posts. It really shows your intelligence.

 

[CCBoy]

How many threads you gonna make on this exact topic tonight?

How many times do they non-call...you kiss up to that.

 

[CCBoy]

You sir are the type of guy I don't talk to at a bar. Stop making these posts. It really shows your intelligence.

Stay in your bar...you'd just end up in cuffs. Rooty toot toot. Do the cops listen to a drunken excuse for anything?

 

[CCBoy]

You seem very needy.

You sound full of piss...try the bathroom.

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

I will file that response in the "I know you are but what am I" folder.

Put it right next to the “v3raphide c0nzpiWazeees.”

 

[Cowboys1966]

Is it? Saints and Jaguars don't think so.

A lot of fans think dumb things.

 

[RonnieT24]

Except we've been doing the research and showing the proof in historical stats. Where's the evidence that this happening to every other team? Show the stats to counter what we have presented - here's a clue - you can't, because what you are claiming isn't true.

Yeah the Cowboys have been the NFL's most penalized team through a hard arse disciplinarian type coach like Parcells, a softy like Wade, a hoity toity like Garrett and now an old school guy like McCarthy. At the same time Cowboys opponents are the LEAST penalized when facing them. At some point it's okay to admit the league revels in screwing the Cowboys and with it their fans.. because they know we will continue to consume their product anyway. The only way any of this changes is if fans turn the games off in droves. Thing is, they've done the same thing to Raiders over the years.. They just happen to be owned by the other owner who whipped Goodell's arse in court. But it's all just a random coincidence according to some.

 

[Cowboys5217]

We're getting jobbed both ways on holding calls. It's a clear double standard.

Dallas is tied for first in holding calls against its offense and has the second most holding calls against its defense. NFL ranks. of 1 & 2.

There is only one other team that is in the top 10 for both which is Cleveland who has NFL ranks of 6th (O) and 9th (D).

No other teams are in the top 10 for both and Dallas is top 2 for both. Yeah, right.

BTW, only Myles Garrett and the Browns have anywhere close to the gripe that Parsons and the Cowboys do. While Bosa and Watt don't get many holding calls either, BOTH are ref darlings when it comes to holding calls against their offense.

The 49ers have been called for 12 Offensive Holdings and the Steelers 8. You have to combine both to equal the same calls against the Cowboys (20).

So, the Bosa and Watt equivocation attempts fall flat when we look at the overall holding picture. Their teams at least get the even out benefit of their offenses getting away with holding.

Meanwhile, Dallas is under a ref microscope at all times and gets called on both sides heavily. No respect given either way. No evening out the calls as with SF and Pittsburgh.

https://www.footballdb.com/stats/penalties.html?sort=dh

I'd like to challenge anyone to see if SF, Pittsburgh, or Cleveland have a documented history of getting the shaft on this like Dallas does. Do they have anything like this:

2017
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/201...ink-there-is-an-nfl-conspiracy-against-dallas

"It’s been 33 quarters since a holding call was made against the offensive line of the Cowboys opponents. That’s eight games. That’s seems almost absurdly impossible in today’s NFL. You could call holding on every other pass play in the NFL, yet the zebras can’t manage to do it once in eight games for the benefit of the Cowboys? It’s almost enough to make you believe in some kind of conspiracy."

2018
https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profo...had-holding-penalty-on-pass-play-since-week-2

"The Cowboys are aware they have gone nine weeks without opponents being penalized for holding on a pass play. That’s 325 passing plays if you’re keeping track at home."

That's back to back years of this before 2023 and you all already know the stats about penalties over 2000-2023 that I have posted previously.

This cannot be explained away due to mere incompetence as with incompetence the Cowboys would not ALWAYS be getting the shaft, year after year. Incompetence would result in the calls evening out over a long period of time. That clearly isn't happening.

Also, anymore "whataboutism" attempts will need to bring the hard receipts like I just did.

 

[yentl911]

This response is tired

The cry baby whining is stays getting tired

Here is your trophy

 

[RonnieT24]

We're getting jobbed both ways on holding calls. It's a clear double standard.

Dallas is tied for first in holding calls against its offense and has the second most holding calls against its defense. NFL ranks. of 1 & 2.

There is only one other team that is in the top 10 for both which is Cleveland who has NFL ranks of 6th (O) and 9th (D).

No other teams are in the top 10 for both and Dallas is top 2 for both. Yeah, right.

BTW, only Myles Garrett and the Browns have anywhere close to the gripe that Parsons and the Cowboys do. While Bosa and Watt don't get many holding calls either, BOTH are ref darlings when it comes to holding calls against their offense.

The 49ers have been called for 12 Offensive Holdings and the Steelers 8. You have to combine both to equal the same calls against the Cowboys (20).

So, the Bosa and Watt equivocation attempts fall flat when we look at the overall holding picture. Their teams at least get the even out benefit of their offenses getting away with holding.

Meanwhile, Dallas is under a ref microscope at all times and gets called on both sides heavily. No respect given either way. No evening out the calls as with SF and Pittsburgh.

https://www.footballdb.com/stats/penalties.html?sort=dh

I'd like to challenge anyone to see if SF, Pittsburgh, or Cleveland have a documented history of getting the shaft on this like Dallas does. Do they have anything like this:

2017
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/201...ink-there-is-an-nfl-conspiracy-against-dallas

"It’s been 33 quarters since a holding call was made against the offensive line of the Cowboys opponents. That’s eight games. That’s seems almost absurdly impossible in today’s NFL. You could call holding on every other pass play in the NFL, yet the zebras can’t manage to do it once in eight games for the benefit of the Cowboys? It’s almost enough to make you believe in some kind of conspiracy."

2018
https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profo...had-holding-penalty-on-pass-play-since-week-2

"The Cowboys are aware they have gone nine weeks without opponents being penalized for holding on a pass play. That’s 325 passing plays if you’re keeping track at home."

That's back to back years of this before 2023 and you all already know the stats about penalties over 2000-2023 that I have posted previously.

This cannot be explained away due to mere incompetence as with incompetence the Cowboys would not ALWAYS be getting the shaft, year after year. Incompetence would result in the calls evening out over a long period of time. That clearly isn't happening.

Also, anymore "whataboutism" attempts will need to bring the hard receipts like I just did.

I believe the Cowboys have had at least one 9 or 10 game stretch without drawing a holding call during the McCarthy era as well. The evidence and the numbers are absolutely staggering yet people keep wanting to deny it. If I was Jerry I would buy a batch of tearaway jerseys for my defenders and wear them in games all season. Each time one of our guys gets held and a piece of his jersey ripped off it would throw more egg in Goodell's face. By the end of every game our guys would playing in shoulder pads and a t-shirt.

 

[kskboys]

A lot of fans think dumb things.

Not the fans, the players and coaches and....well pretty much everyone.

 

[kskboys]

I believe the Cowboys have had at least one 9 or 10 game stretch without drawing a holding call during the McCarthy era as well. The evidence and the numbers are absolutely staggering yet people keep wanting to deny it. If I was Jerry I would buy a batch of tearaway jerseys for my defenders and wear them in games all season. Each time one of our guys gets held and a piece of his jersey ripped off it would throw more egg in Goodell's face. By the end of every game our guys would playing in shoulder pads and a t-shirt.

Oooooooohhh, me likey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[kskboys]

We're getting jobbed both ways on holding calls. It's a clear double standard.

Dallas is tied for first in holding calls against its offense and has the second most holding calls against its defense. NFL ranks. of 1 & 2.

There is only one other team that is in the top 10 for both which is Cleveland who has NFL ranks of 6th (O) and 9th (D).

No other teams are in the top 10 for both and Dallas is top 2 for both. Yeah, right.

BTW, only Myles Garrett and the Browns have anywhere close to the gripe that Parsons and the Cowboys do. While Bosa and Watt don't get many holding calls either, BOTH are ref darlings when it comes to holding calls against their offense.

The 49ers have been called for 12 Offensive Holdings and the Steelers 8. You have to combine both to equal the same calls against the Cowboys (20).

So, the Bosa and Watt equivocation attempts fall flat when we look at the overall holding picture. Their teams at least get the even out benefit of their offenses getting away with holding.

Meanwhile, Dallas is under a ref microscope at all times and gets called on both sides heavily. No respect given either way. No evening out the calls as with SF and Pittsburgh.

https://www.footballdb.com/stats/penalties.html?sort=dh

I'd like to challenge anyone to see if SF, Pittsburgh, or Cleveland have a documented history of getting the shaft on this like Dallas does. Do they have anything like this:

2017
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/201...ink-there-is-an-nfl-conspiracy-against-dallas

"It’s been 33 quarters since a holding call was made against the offensive line of the Cowboys opponents. That’s eight games. That’s seems almost absurdly impossible in today’s NFL. You could call holding on every other pass play in the NFL, yet the zebras can’t manage to do it once in eight games for the benefit of the Cowboys? It’s almost enough to make you believe in some kind of conspiracy."

2018
https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profo...had-holding-penalty-on-pass-play-since-week-2

"The Cowboys are aware they have gone nine weeks without opponents being penalized for holding on a pass play. That’s 325 passing plays if you’re keeping track at home."

That's back to back years of this before 2023 and you all already know the stats about penalties over 2000-2023 that I have posted previously.

This cannot be explained away due to mere incompetence as with incompetence the Cowboys would not ALWAYS be getting the shaft, year after year. Incompetence would result in the calls evening out over a long period of time. That clearly isn't happening.

Also, anymore "whataboutism" attempts will need to bring the hard receipts like I just did.

Ouch. Well done, good research.

Man, only way anyone can not see that something is going on is if they don't want to.

 

[Longboysfan]

They seem crooked.
But are woefully undertrained.

Think about this.

NBA has 80 plus games a year - referees work about that many.
Baseball has over 160 games a year - Umpires work at least 150.
Hockey has 80 plus games a year - Referees work 70 games a year.
Soccer has about 40 to 60 games a year. Referees work at least 40 games a year.

Football - with the fastest and largest players play 17 games a year. The referee crew only works maybe 17 games a year.

Football referees don't see enough games. They are also stone feet. As in they don't move to be in a better position.
It's the NFL training methods that should be called into question.

My pet peeve is no holding calls on Parsons. This guy is running past defenders who have their arms on him.
You see it on TV every game.

You decide.....
Incompetent or crooked.

 

[RonnieT24]

They seem crooked.
But are woefully undertrained.

Think about this.

NBA has 80 plus games a year - referees work about that many.
Baseball has over 160 games a year - Umpires work at least 150.
Hockey has 80 plus games a year - Referees work 70 games a year.
Soccer has about 40 to 60 games a year. Referees work at least 40 games a year.

Football - with the fastest and largest players play 17 games a year. The referee crew only works maybe 17 games a year.

Football referees don't see enough games. They are also stone feet. As in they don't move to be in a better position.
It's the NFL training methods that should be called into question.

My pet peeve is no holding calls on Parsons. This guy is running past defenders who have their arms on him.
You see it on TV every game.

You decide.....
Incompetent or crooked.

Both..

 

[Cowboys5217]

If the officials would give Parsons even 30% of the calls he would dominate this league so hard that Dallas would threaten undefeated seasons as opposing offenses would be facing 3rd & 20s a lot of the time.

He would rapidly become the greatest pass rusher of all time and Dallas would add more than one Lombardi to the trophy case during his prime. The league desperately does not want that to happen, and is making sure it doesn't through the officiating.

 

[RonnieT24]

This was clear several years ago. In 2016 Dallas came off a great year that saw them threaten to become a force in the league. Offensive rookie of the year QB. League leading rookie RB.

So what does goodell do? Suspend zeke. After police dropped the charges, friends told the police she was straight up lying, and Goodell's own (female) advisor recommended no further actions.

The Cowboys needed stopped. What better way than take away a super star best in NFL RB?

One could argue Zeke brought it on himself. Well...you COULD argue it, but that is straight up opinion. The facts leave Zeke fully innocent of the accusation.

Funny how this was so shortly after Jerry's feud with Goodell.

"Jerry Jones to Roger Goodell: 'I'm Gonna Come After You With Everything I Have'"

He then referred to the Deflategate scandal and Patriots owner Robert Kraft. "If you think Bob Kraft came after you hard, Bob Kraft is a p---y compared to what I'm going to do." (sic)

Yeah that 2017 team had really turned it on before Zeke's suspension. Wasn't it that butt kickin they laid on KC his last game? That team was about to do some thangs.. But don't forget that the Jerry/Goodell feud actually dates back to the sponsorship deals lawsuit in '95.

 

[Cowboys5217]

Yeah that 2017 team had really turned it on before Zeke's suspension. Wasn't it that butt kickin they laid on KC his last game? That team was about to do some thangs.. But don't forget that the Jerry/Goodell feud actually dates back to the sponsorship deals lawsuit in '95.

Tagliabue in 1995. Tagliabue hated the Cowboys too, and allowed SF to get away with blatant cap violations in 1994. He refused to investigate SF despite the other owners clamoring for one.

Then, the following year, and after having been depleted by FA, the Cowboys dared to sign Deion Sanders and Tagliabue immediately investigated Dallas.

 

[Diehardblues]

So officials and the league just started showing bias throwing the Cowboys games after we won our last Super Bowl?

When exactly did this rigging our games begin?