Officiating crew for the game? Hochuli & Crew

[gmoney112]

Anyone know who it is yet?

 

[BotchedLobotomy]

I don't know, but odds are that they will suck.

 

[Beast_from_East]

Anyone know who it is yet?

5 to 1 odds we get the crew that did our game at Green Bay where we were gang raped sideways.

 

[Doomsay]

After re-watching the game I'd really rather not have last weeks crew. Any fine for that late hit on Romo yet?

 

[Beast_from_East]

After re-watching the game I'd really rather not have last weeks crew. Any fine for that late hit on Romo yet?

LOL!!!!!

What do you think???

 

[Doomsay]

LOL!!!!!

What do you think???

I was glad to see that the Austin hit generated a fine, but that one was semi-lethal.

 

[ElGatoGrande]

I'm still waiting for the "DMN Blog: Officials breakdown" by Todd Archer,,, usually it's out by now. Maybe because it's the playoffs that information hasn't been released yet. I emailed him just now to see if he's doing that blog this week.

 

[Beast_from_East]

I was glad to see that the Austin hit generated a fine, but that one was semi-lethal.

Yea, I seriously dont know how that hit didnt break his neck. Of course, just like with Romo getting power slammed 5 seconds after the whistle, there was no flag on that hit either.



I love how our guys get slammed to the ground after the whistle, no flag.

I love how our guys get hit standing on the out of bounds line, no flag.

I love how our guys get a forearm to the head and neck, no flag.


Seriously, the only roughing the passer call I can remeber Romo getting this year was when that Eagle slapped him upside the head. What is so pathetic is I am so used to Romo getting roughed and no flag that I thought the flag was actually on us for a second, for a hold or something. When the ref said "roughing the passer", I was like floored with shock.

 

[CliffnDallas]

The crew...

 

[Zaxor]

 

[SilberBlau]

Flex your muscles, it's gonna be Ed Hochuli

 

[Vertigo_17]

Flex your muscles, it's gonna be Ed Hochuli

that what I am thinking too, not sure why, but...

 

[DaninMS]

Winter's crew always calls alot of penalties. Especially the nitpicking kind. Hopefully we won't get him again.

 

[SilberBlau]

that what I am thinking too, not sure why, but...

Actually, it's more knowing than thinking
http://cowboysblog.***BANNED-URL***/archives/2010/01/officials-breakdown---ed-hochuli.html

I guess Jerry might not be too happy bout that

 

[MapleLeaf]

Flex your muscles, it's gonna be Ed Hochuli

...that not going to be a bad draw. Last year's debacle has pretty emasculated the guy and I'm willing to bet he's going to make sure things are done by the numbers if he can help it.

 

[speedkilz88]

...that not going to be a bad draw. Last year's debacle has pretty emasculated the guy and I'm willing to bet he's going to make sure things are done by the numbers if he can help it.

It was his crew that took away Chris Johnson's run last weekend.

 

[MapleLeaf]

It was his crew that took away Chris Johnson's run last weekend.

...that as "Big Ed" sits in easy chair on Saturday he's not thinking about Johnson's run and the playoff call he made that lead to death threats?

There's no bigger hammer than past mistakes to make you mindful of your job.

I'll take ED over the crews of the last two weeks.

 

[WoodysGirl]

Officials breakdown - Ed Hochuli
8:55 AM Thu, Jan 07, 2010 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
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Yes, it's true, Ed Hochuli's crew will be calling Saturday's wild-card game between the Cowboys and Eagles. Thankfully the doors and roof will be closed so we get to see Ed's guns when he calls some penalties.

And Jerry Jones didn't have kind words for Hochuli after the inadvertent whistle cost San Diego a win against Denver. And Tennessee's Jeff Fisher wasn't happy with him last week when he called what could be considered a dubious holding penalty that wiped out a 62-yard run by Chris Johnson, ending Johnson's chase for the NFL's single-season rushing record.

Last week Hochuli's crew was at the Tennessee-Seattle game. They called 17 penalties and 14 were accepted. Tennessee was flagged nine time for 76 yards, while the Seahawks had 40 yards on five penalties.


Here's the breakdown:

Unnecessary roughness - 1
Defensive pass interference - 1
Neutral zone infraction - 1
Invalid fair catch signal - 1
Blocking after fair catch signal - 1
False start - 2
Intentional grounding - 1
Delay of game - 1
12-men, defense - 1
Offensive holding - 4
Offside - 1
Running into the kicker - 1
Ineligible man downfield, kicking game - 1

Quarter-by-quarter breakdown:

First - 3
Second - 6
Third - 5
Fourth - 3



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[trickblue]

Not Ed Hercules... :bang2:

 

[MapleLeaf]

...the only calls of what you posted to be concerned about is the...

1 - Unnecessary Roughness, 1- Defensive pass interference and the 4 - Offensive Holding penalties.

The others would seem to be uncontestable. The fact that Fisher was on his tail for the holding would do us well.