Our Momentum was killed because of one play

[juck]

The refs terrible hands to the face call on jenkins.We had 7 there. Yes Im blaming the refs they were terrible and the NFL needed GB to win to keep things interesting.

 

[Canadian BoyzFan]

Yup-bad call. Good teams over come this though. It wasn't our day.

 

[jimmy40]

The refs terrible hands to the face call on jenkins.We had 7 there. Yes Im blaming the refs they were terrible and the NFL needed GB to win to keep things interesting.

just like they screwed the Pats to keep Indy undefeated.

 

[DallasEast]

"Our Momentum was killed because of on play" or "Our Momentum was killed because of one play"?

 

[triplets92]

The refs terrible hands to the face call on jenkins.We had 7 there. Yes Im blaming the refs they were terrible and the NFL needed GB to win to keep things interesting.

good call or bad that didnt make our o-lin play as horribly as they did it didn't make roy try to catch a pass with his facemask and it did make those fumbles happen. bottom line is that we loss they were better yesterday and they would have been that way with or without the refs help. we got screwed on some calls but the refs didnt kill us we killed ourselves with poor play. best thing to so is forget and focus on the deadskins.

 

[JVita17]

I think alot of plays killed our momentum and not just bad refs calls. The one that kicked the whole thing off to me was Roy11 fumble.

 

[CATCH17]

Yup-bad call. Good teams over come this though. It wasn't our day.

This is how I feel but the timing of the Felix recovery put us a way and I don't care how good of a team you have you're not over coming a 17 point deficit with that much time left unless you have a miracle.

 

[VietCowboy]

The refs terrible hands to the face call on jenkins.We had 7 there. Yes Im blaming the refs they were terrible and the NFL needed GB to win to keep things interesting.

Well, if you think about it, technically as well, they gifted them the TR fumble as well since CLEARLY FJ had possession of the ball and was down. Should have blown the whistle, instead, allowed for the play to continue.

Furthermore, can someone help me out on that McBriar Fumble? where's the conclusive evidence if someone can provide that, I would love to see it. In my opinion still, I don't think the evidence was perfectly conclusive since wasn't his knee on it's way back up when he was "touched." The replay they showed on TV had a blocked view - meaning that while McBriar's hand was IN FRONT of the ball, it never showed WHEN McBriar touched the ball, but it was quick and I might have missed the indisputable conclusive evidence that allowed the refs to overturn it.

 

[polinskijr]

PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Pats screwed themselves; I don't care what the reasoning is, you NEVER give Peyton a chance inside your own 30 yard line. By the time the ball was caught, as the rule was explained, there is no forward progess in effect any longer, as the ball was being bobbled initially before Faulk actually gained control, which, by the way, WAS inside the 30. I'm just sayin . . . . . . . I am THRILLED this happened; it clearly shows that arrogance does not win out in the NFL!

 

[jimmy40]

Well, if you think about it, technically as well, they gifted them the TR fumble as well since CLEARLY FJ had possession of the ball and was down. Should have blown the whistle, instead, allowed for the play to continue.

Furthermore, can someone help me out on that McBriar Fumble? where's the conclusive evidence if someone can provide that, I would love to see it. In my opinion still, I don't think the evidence was perfectly conclusive since wasn't his knee on it's way back up when he was "touched." The replay they showed on TV had a blocked view - meaning that while McBriar's hand was IN FRONT of the ball, it never showed WHEN McBriar touched the ball, but it was quick and I might have missed the indisputable conclusive evidence that allowed the refs to overturn it.

It was clear as day on my TV. Seems to be a lot of suck arse TV's running around.

 

[Direwolf63]

People who blames the refs for the loss are deluding themselves. They sound like Commander fans.

It was simply a terrible game by the offense, particularly the O-line. And Roy Williams

After the game, I checked my calendar. It was still November. The Cowboys played yesterday like it was December.

 

[jimmy40]

PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Pats screwed themselves; I don't care what the reasoning is, you NEVER give Peyton a chance inside your own 30 yard line. By the time the ball was caught, as the rule was explained, there is no forward progess in effect any longer, as the ball was being bobbled initially before Faulk actually gained control, which, by the way, WAS inside the 30. I'm just sayin . . . . . . . I am THRILLED this happened; it clearly shows that arrogance does not win out in the NFL!

that actually took a little longer than I expected.

 

[jimmy40]

It was simply a terrible game by the offense, particularly the O-line. And Roy Williams

Austin also had a couple drops, ran into Witten on a route and almost caused a pick six by not coming back for a ball.

 

[cowboyjoe]

The refs terrible hands to the face call on jenkins.We had 7 there. Yes Im blaming the refs they were terrible and the NFL needed GB to win to keep things interesting.

totally agree buddy, im putting together a petition to send to refs and commissionier goodell on fans upset at poor officiating; want to sign it when i get it ready? also going to write a story on poor officiating, like one year in one game the refs admitted to blowing 9 calls, 9 calls in one game;

we as cowboys fans have to stick together and get the commissioiner and competition committee with the owners to do something about poor ref calling

 

[juck]

"Our Momentum was killed because of on play" or "Our Momentum was killed because of one play"?

Typo but thanks for pointing that out.lol. jeezus.;lol

 

[jimmy40]

totally agree buddy, im putting together a petition to send to refs and commissionier goodell on fans upset at poor officiating; want to sign it when i get it ready? also going to write a story on poor officiating, like one year in one game the refs admitted to blowing 9 calls, 9 calls in one game;

we as cowboys fans have to stick together and get the commissioiner and competition committee with the owners to do something about poor ref calling

send it my way before you send it in so I can tear it up and save you the embarrassment.

 

[Direwolf63]

Austin also had a couple drops, ran into Witten on a route and almost caused a pick six by not coming back for a ball.

Lots of blame to go around, no doubt.

 

[Bach]

Regardless of the call, that penalty was huge. We probably get 7 points there and it's a different game. But, we shot ourselves in the foot all day and every time we seemed to make a play we either got a penalty or turned it over. Just wasn't our day.

 

[juck]

Two fumble recoveries reversed by the refs was huge cmon guys.The NFL is ran by Vegas.The NBA got exposed the NFL will soon.

 

[Cowboy4ever]

It was clear as day on my TV. Seems to be a lot of suck arse TV's running around.

Don't know if i agree with that, about it being clear as day. My question is.. did Mcbriar hit the ball clean or did graze the player before he hit the ball? I could not tell if he actually touched the player at all.. looked to me he hit the ball clean. If so, that is a fumble, regardless if his knee is on the ground or not, I think, could be wrong.

I don't know if there was substantial evidence from the shots I saw that the punter actually touched the player.

That said, I never blame the officals for the outcome of a game. But they can effect how the game is played and play calling, which they clearly did yesterday.