That penalty that stopped the clock

[fifaguy]

Refs were atrocious yet again. What else is new.

More pissed off about the constant no call late hits on Romo.

 

[skinsscalper]

What about the 10 sec run off?

That was my first reaction.

 

[AbeBeta]

His entire body was 2 yards past LOS

If you believe that then you have no argument about it being a forward pass

 

[AbeBeta]

What about the 10 sec run off?

Was it in the last minute of the game? Pretty sure last minute of a half is the only time that applies

 

[LucaBrasi]

Saw the replay and it wasn't a good angle. Smith looked like he pancaked the guy.

It all worked out thankfully.

 

[AbeBeta]

that rule has to be changed

If you decline a penalty, it should continue from point of interruption

Why? It is a good rule. You change that and you give the OL a free shot at getting all grabby while the rb runs around and burns time. Sure it comes back but you could burn 10 extra seconds there

 

[WV Cowboy]

Refs were atrocious yet again. What else is new.

More pissed off about the constant no call late hits on Romo.

The late hit early really changed the game. Had they called the penalty, the blocked punt does not happen. Plus when he laid down to avoid getting hit it was because he didn't want to get hit again. And then they hit him on the ground!!

 

[Texas_Pete]

What a bunch of BS.

No replay was shown, and they didn't announce the penalty.

That penalty was 100% pre-meditated to add drama to the game.

Wilson (media darling) ended up throwing a pick to the player who the media basically wrote off (McClain). Gotta love Karma.

 

[Brooksey]

What a bunch of BS.

No replay was shown, and they didn't announce the penalty.

That penalty was 100% pre-meditated to add drama to the game.

I was saying (yelling) the same thing.

 

[percyhoward]

Don't forget the illegal pick of Scandrick on the 53-yarder to Kearse that set up their first FG.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Plus Wilson didn't get called for passing beyond line of scrimmage in first half

That is just one call of many the refs blew. I was surprised Troy didn't pick up on it because it wasn't even close.

 

[Teague31]

Don't forget the illegal pick of Scandrick on the 53-yarder to Kearse that set up their first FG.

The picks in this league drive me crazy. But since it's golden boy Peyton's entire offense the league will look the other way. Guarantee if it was 90% of our playbook it would be banned immediately

 

[theogt]

Don't forget the illegal pick of Scandrick on the 53-yarder to Kearse that set up their first FG.

Pretty sure there was a huge hold on that play as well.

 

[toto1939]

never would have come up if the Cowboys had taken a knee , run off 45 seconds and then kicked FG leaving the Seahawks only 25 seconds with no timeouts. Didn't we lose a game a couple years in a similar fashion by giving opposing team an extra 45 seconds vs 15 seconds that should have been left?

 

[bark]

never would have come up if the Cowboys had taken a knee , run off 45 seconds and then kicked FG leaving the Seahawks only 25 seconds with no timeouts. Didn't we lose a game a couple years in a similar fashion by giving opposing team an extra 45 seconds vs 15 seconds that should have been left?

Detroit and the hold was on smith in that game as well

 

[hutch1254]

Plus Wilson didn't get called for passing beyond line of scrimmage in first half

I couldn't understand how no one in the game saw that. He might have had a piece of his body still at the line, it was close, but definitely over.

 

[links18]

There is a big difference between refs blowing calls and them deliberately making stuff up to prolong a game Buffalo Wild Wings style.

 

[links18]

Detroit and the hold was on smith in that game as well

Smith again?

 

[bark]

Smith again?

Yes

 

[TX_Yid]

The play I didn't get was in the 4th I think it was it looked like we had a pick along the near sideline but they called him out of bounds.. I think it was Justin Durant. He ended up on his back with the ball.

I could have sworn he was down with the ball and then slid out. But they never reviewed or anything. I thought turnovers were automatically reviewed? No chance of challenging that I suppose.