Reviewing the WR reaching the sidelines

[Mannix]

I am NOT excusing in ANY WAY our poor play and poor coaching decisions...we sucked!!! But at least one of you this week wanted proof that Dallas is being picked on or singled out by the refs....well, when have you EVER seen the refs call for a review on if a player made it out of bounds or not....YOU HAVEN'T is the answer....along with 3-4 other calls they've pulled out of their butt the last decade that you also have NEVER seen called against any other team....before or after it was called against us. Again, we sucked today and deserved to lose....but you asked for an example, and I am giving you one.

 

[The Natural]

How about this, make the damn tackle in bounds and this wouldnt be a discussion.

 

[MysteryIceGuro]

how about this? Stop trying to investigate the problems within this team and just let go. We’re all unnecessarily stressing ourselves out for this piss poor poverty franchise team.

 

[gimmesix]

I don't have a problem with it because he clearly got out of bounds. That's on us, not the officials, even if such a review is rare.

 

[big dog cowboy]

How about this, make the damn tackle in bounds and this wouldnt be a discussion.

I kept yelling at Kearse to just tackle him. Chased him all the way across the field.

 

[nightrain]

It was the right thing to do.

 

[big dog cowboy]

I am NOT excusing in ANY WAY our poor play and poor coaching decisions...we sucked!!! But at least one of you this week wanted proof that Dallas is being picked on or singled out by the refs....well, when have you EVER seen the refs call for a review on if a player made it out of bounds or not....YOU HAVEN'T is the answer.

All my years of watching football, I've never seen that before ever!

 

[MarcusRock]

Pipe down and accept the loss like men.

RULE 15 INSTANT REPLAY
SECTION 3 REVIEWABLE RULINGS
ARTICLE 1. PLAY SITUATIONS. The Replay System will cover the following play situations:
(a) Plays involving possession (see Section 3, Article 2).
(b) Plays involving touching of either the ball or the ground (see Section 3, Article 3).
(c) Plays governed by the goal line (see Section 3, Article 4).
(d) Plays governed by the boundary lines (see Section 3, Article 5).
(e) Plays governed by the line of scrimmage (see Section 3, Article 6).
(f) Plays governed by the line to gain (see Section 3, Article 7).
(g) Number of players on the field (see Section 3, Article 8).
(h) Game administration (see Section 3, Article 9).

(1) Penalty enforcement.
(2) Proper down.
(3) Spot of a foul.
(4) Status of the game clock.​

(i) Disqualification of a player (see Section 3, Article 10).
(j) Other reviewable plays (see Section 3, Article 11).

ARTICLE 9. GAME ADMINISTRATION AND CONSULTATION. The Replay Official and designated members of the Officiating
department may consult with on-field officials, or conduct a replay review, or advise the game officials on specific, objective
aspects of a play when clear and obvious video evidence is present, and/or to address game administration issues, including,
but not limited to:
(a) penalty enforcement;
(b) the proper down;
(c) spot of a foul;
(d) the game clock;
(e) possession;
(f) completed or intercepted pass;
(g) touching of a loose ball, boundary line, goal line, or end line;
(h) location of the football or a player in relation to a boundary line, the line of scrimmage, the line to gain, or the goal line; or
(i) down by contact (when a player is not ruled down by contact on the field).
Nothing in this Article precludes a Head Coach or Replay Official from initiating a challenge or review otherwise allowed under
Rule 15, Section 1.​

 

[Kevinicus]

I was not aware that was even reviewable. Out of bounds for where to spot the ball? Sure. To determine if the clock should run? Didn't think so.

 

[Sydla]

I am NOT excusing in ANY WAY our poor play and poor coaching decisions...we sucked!!! But at least one of you this week wanted proof that Dallas is being picked on or singled out by the refs....well, when have you EVER seen the refs call for a review on if a player made it out of bounds or not....YOU HAVEN'T is the answer....along with 3-4 other calls they've pulled out of their butt the last decade that you also have NEVER seen called against any other team....before or after it was called against us. Again, we sucked today and deserved to lose....but you asked for an example, and I am giving you one.

I mean I get it but one, by rules they can do that and two, they made the right call.

As someone noted, you tackle the guy in bounds, it doesn't matter.

 

[MarcusRock]

All my years of watching football, I've never seen that before ever!

In the rulebook though. See above.

 

[Jake]

I am NOT excusing in ANY WAY our poor play and poor coaching decisions...we sucked!!! But at least one of you this week wanted proof that Dallas is being picked on or singled out by the refs....well, when have you EVER seen the refs call for a review on if a player made it out of bounds or not....YOU HAVEN'T is the answer...

Yeah, I have.

Folks would save themselves a lot of stress if they knew the rules.

 

[KMY_Amber]

How about this, make the damn tackle in bounds and this wouldnt be a discussion.

Yes, that was a BAD missed tackle in bounds by Kearse. My goodness. I think Kearse got dragged about 8 yards, that's really unacceptable. That single play likely cost the Cowboys the game, though there was a lot of "unacceptable" plays in this game along the way.

They'll be a wildcard, likely will play the NFC South, and they likely can't beat anybody from that horrid division in the playoffs either.

And then can we move on from Moore and McCarthy?????????

 

[Mannix]

Pipe down and accept the loss like men.

RULE 15 INSTANT REPLAY
SECTION 3 REVIEWABLE RULINGS
ARTICLE 1. PLAY SITUATIONS. The Replay System will cover the following play situations:
(a) Plays involving possession (see Section 3, Article 2).
(b) Plays involving touching of either the ball or the ground (see Section 3, Article 3).
(c) Plays governed by the goal line (see Section 3, Article 4).
(d) Plays governed by the boundary lines (see Section 3, Article 5).
(e) Plays governed by the line of scrimmage (see Section 3, Article 6).
(f) Plays governed by the line to gain (see Section 3, Article 7).
(g) Number of players on the field (see Section 3, Article 8).
(h) Game administration (see Section 3, Article 9).

(1) Penalty enforcement.
(2) Proper down.
(3) Spot of a foul.
(4) Status of the game clock.​

(i) Disqualification of a player (see Section 3, Article 10).
(j) Other reviewable plays (see Section 3, Article 11).

ARTICLE 9. GAME ADMINISTRATION AND CONSULTATION. The Replay Official and designated members of the Officiating
department may consult with on-field officials, or conduct a replay review, or advise the game officials on specific, objective
aspects of a play when clear and obvious video evidence is present, and/or to address game administration issues, including,
but not limited to:
(a) penalty enforcement;
(b) the proper down;
(c) spot of a foul;
(d) the game clock;
(e) possession;
(f) completed or intercepted pass;
(g) touching of a loose ball, boundary line, goal line, or end line;
(h) location of the football or a player in relation to a boundary line, the line of scrimmage, the line to gain, or the goal line; or
(i) down by contact (when a player is not ruled down by contact on the field).
Nothing in this Article precludes a Head Coach or Replay Official from initiating a challenge or review otherwise allowed under
Rule 15, Section 1.​

Did I say that it wasn't reviewable? I am simply giving you an example of us being singled out for something that I've NEVER seen implemented before....until today...against us.

 

[conner01]

It was a huge call but it was the right call
He wasn’t down so in the end they got it right which is what fans should want

 

[Fritsch_the_cat]

Can't recall ever seeing that happen either.

 

[links18]

Was the receiver moving forward when he went out or perpendicular to the sideline?

 

[HeavyBarrel]

The review was fine-not doing everything on the planet to get the ball carrier DOWN before getting that close is my issue

 

[805BoysInBlue]

During the broadcast, Greg Olsen asked Mike Pereira if he's ever seen the offensive player lowering their helmet into the defensive player called...Pereira said that's never been called, EVER, NOT ONCE. Only player in NFL to have ever been called for that was guess who?.....Zeke.

 

[805BoysInBlue]

Was the receiver moving forward when he went out or perpendicular to the sideline?

He was perpendicular to the line