Offensive pass interference

[speedkilz88]

 

[Carson]

Guess it’s only illegal depending on who the ref bet on. Much like a lot of holding calls. You could almost call holding on most plays.

Correct.

i believe the only time when contact or that nature is legal Is when the offense is on the 1 yard line.

 

[RonWashington]

Well, if it was before the ball was thrown, then it couldn't be OPI...I think.

I may be wrong but prior to the pass I do not think you can start knocking off DB’s and safeties otherwise on every pass play someone would go after them .

 

[RonWashington]

The TV explanation was absurd

 

[RonWashington]

Not perception, facts. In the same game, even, if you were paying attention to everything and not just Dallas. The Giants game example was just gold standard icing. Like I said, you're not even reading what you wrote and your explanation here while continuing to mention plurals is more confusing than Terry Macauley's on that pick play. Lol.

One play 49ers game . That was the post . Not worth arguing you’re not getting the point .
You did a good job of cutting and pasting earlier though .

 

[MarcusRock]

One play 49ers game . That was the post . Not worth arguing you’re not getting the point .
You did a good job of cutting and pasting earlier though .

Yes, the point is you're confused and struggle with making points. You probably just need a nap.

"I'm talking about the singular, even as I mention these plurals. Not Giants game plurals, just plurals in general when you consider Dallas games week to week. Why aren't you understanding?"

 

[thunderpimp91]

Honestly the more I see this play the more I'm fine with a no call. Yes I think the intent of the play was an obvious pick play, however the WR still has a right to run his route. Oruwariye was contacting the receiver the entire play, and never really adjusts his path to make a block. If anything Wilson needs to be aware that you're in the part of the field where pick plays happen frequently. The other part of it is the NFL really doesn't seem to have a specific rule on these plays (or at least lacks one that anyone can quickly point to), some pressure should be put on the NFL to establish what is actually legal/illegal here to gain some consistency on these rulings.

 

[RonWashington]

Yes, the point is you're confused and struggle with making points. You probably just need a nap.

"I'm talking about the singular, even as I mention these plurals. Not Giants game plurals, just plurals in general when you consider Dallas games week to week. Why aren't you understanding?"

10 people on this board alone agreed it was PI so your bringing up a Giants game from weeks ago is bizarre . It’s at the stalking level now .

You failed to read the post and comprehend was it PI and yet here we are bringing up the Giants game and plurals and singulars and adverbs .

As dysfunctional as the Cowboys offense your replies have been ,

 

[MyFairLady]

Honestly the more I see this play the more I'm fine with a no call. Yes I think the intent of the play was an obvious pick play, however the WR still has a right to run his route. Oruwariye was contacting the receiver the entire play, and never really adjusts his path to make a block. If anything Wilson needs to be aware that you're in the part of the field where pick plays happen frequently. The other part of it is the NFL really doesn't seem to have a specific rule on these plays (or at least lacks one that anyone can quickly point to), some pressure should be put on the NFL to establish what is actually legal/illegal here to gain some consistency on these rulings.

It is a play as old as time itself and our two defenders looked like the three stooges. Wilson never once looked up to see what was going on and Oruwariye looked like he was handling a Fabergé egg. Honestly it would have been a shame for them to get saved by the refs. Learn how to play defense or go home losers.

 

[MyFairLady]

If Wilson has no idea where anyone is why should the San Fran DB have to run around him?

 

[thunderpimp91]

If Wilson has no idea where anyone is why should the San Fran DB have to run around him?

and where is he supposed to go? Its tight man coverage on him with Kittle coming underneath him. The receiver really has no place to go but right through Wilson.

Honestly the issue to me isnt the lack of a flag thrown, its why cant the Cowboys execute like that?

 

[MarcusRock]

Honestly the more I see this play the more I'm fine with a no call. Yes I think the intent of the play was an obvious pick play, however the WR still has a right to run his route. Oruwariye was contacting the receiver the entire play, and never really adjusts his path to make a block. If anything Wilson needs to be aware that you're in the part of the field where pick plays happen frequently. The other part of it is the NFL really doesn't seem to have a specific rule on these plays (or at least lacks one that anyone can quickly point to), some pressure should be put on the NFL to establish what is actually legal/illegal here to gain some consistency on these rulings.

Solid points here, especially the bold. If they communicate and switch off, they're both in decent position to defend versus the walk-in TD. I do think the call could have gone either way, though. The collision just looked bad and then you add on that 2 officials thought they saw something to throw a flag and then were like, nah.

 

[RonWashington]

So before the pass is thrown level the defender attempting to go across the end zone on coverage . I see . That’s a new one

 

[CanadianCowboysFan]

Solid points here, especially the bold. If they communicate and switch off, they're both in decent position to defend versus the walk-in TD. I do think the call could have gone either way, though. The collision just looked bad and then you add on that 2 officials thought they saw something to throw a flag and then were like, nah.

my issue is more that 2 refs saw it as OPI but were somehow overruled

 

[loublue22]

All good teams run pick plays and get away with it. We should get good.

 

[CanadianCowboysFan]

All good teams run pick plays and get away with it. We should get good.

I get so angry that it seems we never try to take advantage of matchups and act like the 1990s Cowboys who ran what 10 plays and were never stopped

 

[Runwildboys]

I may be wrong but prior to the pass I do not think you can start knocking off DB’s and safeties otherwise on every pass play someone would go after them .

No, it's still a penalty, but it would be Illegal Contact.

 

[RonWashington]

No, it's still a penalty, but it would be Illegal Contact.

Illegal contact is on the defense . If offenses start knocking off DB’s and Safties prior to the pass it’s PI

 

[Runwildboys]

Illegal contact is on the defense . If offenses start knocking off DB’s and Safties prior to the pass it’s PI

Hmm, maybe. I hadn't considered the difference between offense and defense.