Saw the Cowboys/Packers Dez non catch game on NFL network

[MarcusRock]

Why would I need someone else’s opinion on the matter? I made the argument myself which is what people are tasked to do in higher education. Maybe you’ve never received one <shrug>. ‍I’m not here to satisfy your requests for approval as if you’re a teacher giving me a grade.

It’s also called argument from authority. Logical fallacies can have multiple names just like different words can have the same meaning.

It’s “cool” that you know another name. It’s unfortunate that you couldn’t see that you were repeatedly requesting me to indulge in it.

Appreciate the DIVERSION and all but your answer would be no then, right?

 

[gtb1943]

The call was right according to both spirit and letter. But you'd need to actually know the rule to see how but your forte is just to fanboi over some past scorching I can't even remember (that's also why you're my favorite, lol).

the spirit of the rule is to make sure it is a catch

show me a WR anywhere that says that was not a catch

even the NFL in the end agreed it should have been a catch

I notice you always leave that bit of TRUTH out

but you cannot get over your lust for officiating

 

[Cowboyny]

I don't rewatch games like that but I can remember just about everything from memory that was important you're right the fumble was huge the two missed field goals were huge the mistakes once again not be able to make a stop against Aaron Rodgers was huge because it happened again to Prescott in 2016 but this has always been about more than just the quarterbacks people around here just forget all these plays that wasn't even the Dez no catch it should have never came down to one bad call or non call that fumble those two miss field goals that were huge in the game they were very big and yes defense once again yeah it's always more to it than what people remember people remember the interceptions or a misthrope or a big moment like that with the reverse call but in my opinion it was those other things that lost us the game..

That's why whenever people talk about the romo hold fumble Seattle game.. I know that that moment will be forever ingrained in people's minds and how bad that ball looked like ahead WD40 on it we had a guy holding the football that was all sweaty that shouldn't have in my opinion I don't know why he had quarterbacks holding the football but we were in a big moment he had to hurry up had his arm sweaty ball oiled up look should have never came down of that you know why because the plate before was a first down i've never seen Jason Witten so angry he almost turned purple yelling he was already a red person but he was turning purple..

How they looked at that play and didn't call that a first down II call that a curse that's being snake bitten if that's first in goal at the 1 yard line we're not talking about this play any more.. But again we can come back and wonder if we had scored a touchdown, there does our deep ends let us down once again?

Yes I remember these plays I don't want to drag this on but even to Green Bay loss in 2023 it was not the interceptions that killed that game it was the defense it was other factors like a lack of a run game that has been the biggest factor lately and recent losses into playoffs as not being physical in the trenches can't stop the run can't run the football but the two interceptions I've looked at them at least three times they were not on the quarterback they literally one was should have been past interference on cooks he got pulled on twice no call he got leverage and that's why he picked the ball off there was nothing happening anyway they're trying to make plays and then Sadie Lamb was supposed to continue his crosser he doesn't he goes off script thought he was covered too well and he decided to do his own thing and cut the ball upfield and then the ball was already being thrown into quarterback has his mind made up you're gonna blame him for these interceptions and the defense was absolutely horrid the run game was horrid the trenches were horrid the San Francisco game with the 11 penalties on just the offensive line and then we back to the rest again with not getting the ball lined up and going to blame Prescott for not stopping the clock but there was too much in some of those games my head wants to explode when I think about it.

I hate Stephen A Smith but it seems like he's right in the biggest games whatever can go wrong does go wrong we are snake bitten and that's all there is to it I mean just imagine if going back to Demarco Marion he busts through that hole and scores a touchdown or makes it to the 5 yard line this is a whole different game but how does Dan Bailey miss field goals at that time he was probably the best field goal kicker in the league?.

Good teams will expose your weaknesses. A team like the 49ers beats you up and if you cannot match their physicality it’s over

 

[MarcusRock]

the spirit of the rule is to make sure it is a catch

show me a WR anywhere that says that was not a catch

even the NFL in the end agreed it should have been a catch

I notice you always leave that bit of TRUTH out

but you cannot get over your lust for officiating

The officials did make sure. Replay evidence confirmed it wasn't a catch. They've got spirit, how 'bout you?

What WR would say that an athletic play a WR made wasn't a catch?

The NFL changed the rule so that it would be a catch in the future (not that it was then) but that wasn't until years later.

Tell me what TRUTH I'm leaving out. And why are you so mad? Lol.