Teslaa. block in the back? Yes or No?

[Floatyworm]

 

[big dog cowboy]

Yes.

 

[cowboys5xsbs]

Looks like it's borderline to the side I wouldn't call that

 

[gimmesix]

No. He got him in the side.

 

[805BoysInBlue]

I said this when it was live on the game thread. This and the play where Jameson Williams threw the ball after he thought he got a TD should've been flags.

 

[Floatyworm]

I said this when it was live on the game thread. This and the play where Jameson Williams threw the ball after he thought he got a TD should've been flags.

The NFL has a problem...when you can see how a game is blatantly being called for one team to get them the win.....getting calls...No calls...That's a problem.

I've definitely picked up on something though...SF and Detroit specifically ...they will literally commit some kind of penalty on every play...especially in the secondary....knowing the refs will not call a penalty on every play. It's definitely an analytical approach to playing defense. Staying aggressive in coverage...while playing chicken with the refs...to make a call. You literally could have called Anzaloni for PI or holding on every play.

 

[Creeper]

That's a close one. I suppose it could be argued that the Cowboys player turned a little which is why he got blocked in the back. I saw a worse one on one of the Lions returns that wasn't called.

That crew last nigh was bad and Hoculi has been bad for a long time, especially against the Cowboys. They go overturned a few times after making bad call that were obvious. The safety was a bad call and so was the spot on a Flournoy reception that had to be overturned.

But the refs had nothing to do with this one. Dallas was bad enough to lose all on their own.

 

[Ben7]

The NFL has a problem...when you can see how a game is blatantly being called for one team to get them the win.....getting calls...No calls...That's a problem.

I've definitely picked up on something though...SF and Detroit specifically ...they will literally commit some kind of penalty on every play...especially in the secondary....knowing the refs will not call a penalty on every play. It's definitely an analytical approach to playing defense. Staying aggressive in coverage...while playing chicken with the refs...to make a call. You literally could have called Anzaloni for PI or holding on every play.

You right about "Anzaloni"! He should been flagged several times!!!

 

[805BoysInBlue]

The NFL has a problem...when you can see how a game is blatantly being called for one team to get them the win.....getting calls...No calls...That's a problem.

I've definitely picked up on something though...SF and Detroit specifically ...they will literally commit some kind of penalty on every play...especially in the secondary....knowing the refs will not call a penalty on every play. It's definitely an analytical approach to playing defense. Staying aggressive in coverage...while playing chicken with the refs...to make a call. You literally could have called Anzaloni for PI or holding on every play.

I thought Revel plays like that as well, hes very grabby. Last night he finally called for it. I dont mind the refs calling penalties on us, but it needs to go both ways. On one Detroits long developing plays, they called Williams for a late hit but on thay same play they were holding the heck out of him.

 

[StarOfGlory]

No. If you slow it down and stop at the point of contact he's hitting him on the shoulder as our player is turning. No ref will call that. Well, maybe a Chief's ref in a close game.