Who knows. They should it after Philly was well into their TD drive. That used to happen under Garrett a lot. I always thought Jason was risk adverse but it turns out he wasnt provided with video footage for challenges.
Amen! This is exactly what I think is happening and can be avoided.
It has happened to Dallas twice. Once for, once against.
Yea. Me either. But I’ve watched enough football to know plenty of people that watch football hate the cowboys. As much as I hate to admit it refs are people too.
I go to a decent number of games in home and away games and there is NO DOUBT that stadiums do this. Im sitting there waiting and waiting for a replay and nope, not until the next play or not at all. But if there team has a close play against them, you canbet that replay goe 5 or 6 times before the next play.
Who is the Wizard Of Oz in New York though? There is plenty of bias, incompetence, and reason for crooked behavior all in one. Now gambling is wide open in the NFL and yet there is zero accountability for this person behind the curtain that controls the officiating.
I go back to the Giants game earlier this year.
So the telecast has a sports book, controls the cameras, and puts retired officials as commentators that chime in on close calls to help sway decisions.
They have review officials in NY and can call to the refs on the field to change something, or have them look at it. That can go over the review people at the stadium.
Crazier conspiracy theories have been brought up here so you never know like the clock operator for the Green Bay game i'm still questioning that that's the longest frozen 1 second I've ever seen in my entire lifetime we're not all stupid something purposely was done to make sure they can kick that field goal and they shouldn't have had the chance And that should be able to be reviewed as well like somebody with a real watch go back on the review and see if the clock ran for actually only one second if it ran for three seconds game over you should be able to challenge that too..
Yeah but that's still ridiculous though if you think about it it doesn't matter if Fox and whoever was doing the broadcast control the actual replay on the field what happened to Real time New York is watching how did New York not see that and call it down and tell him to review it are they not having a separate feed should they not be seen key plays in real time that they can call him because I've seen other ones why in this game isn't any different and if that is the truth if Fox did this on purpose or they're that incompetent They should be fine for that because you can't do that this is people's real lives at stake as coaches players contracts I mean you can't have Biased officials anymore you can have biased networks..
Just remember the enchanted blown up view was done till later if BS challenges it that view would have been available. So it’s on BS not trusting the player who told them he tipped it. No conspiracy no hidden agenda no network problem especially when the guy who tells BS to challenge didn’t see it either in the replays
You do know there’s no challenge after the change of position not sure what you are saying.
You folks are bonkers, let’s make the game 5 hours and review each play for penalties, it’s almost like you folks have never seen a game.
I agree, after the play was over the Cowboy player kept indicating that he tipped the ball but nothing was done about it, when the Eagle started their series was when a clear replay was shown on TV that the tip occurred! What a freaking joke!!!
That's the actual opposite of what I said or what that's for they're doing the real live viewing in New York watching the same game we're watching and they have a button to push and it rings right down to the referee on the field and says you should review that There's nothing making that longer than a coach throwing the red flag actually that even takes longer..
That's not what we're talking about we're talking about did New York do this on purpose or not but they're liable for showing the proper broadcast and the proper play so it can be replay one way or the other they would have stopped the game whether Brian would have listened to Brian and threw the red flag or whether they got a better look at it he threw the red flag or whether New York would have called down and got it right it would have been a stoppage in place so your theory is wrong we're not trying to make the game longer we're trying to keep it fair and legitimate and whether that was accidental or not it was something that needs to be fixed because replay is part of our game and if they are egregious and negligent for not showing the right broadcast everyone can at least take a quick look at it before the next play and throw the red flag That's what we're talking about because you're saying that he should have thrown the red flag listening to the player then it would have been a stoppage anyway I still don't understand what your point is we're all in agreement they should have stopped the damn play and reviewed it and it would not have gone down the way it did they would have had to punt the ball or I don't even remember the play did the recover it I mean what happened either way it would have been a flag it would have been Cowboys ball and we were talking about this stupid play if Fox got it right in the first place is the debate not making the game longer..
