Twitter: The NFL determines that Kazee delivered a clean hit

[Loso86]

But of course

 

[Echo9]

Before we all get up in arms about this, remember that Schultz clearly fumbled a ball where he was wrongly called for stopped forward progress earlier in the game. With stopped forward progress as the call, Carolina couldn't even challenge it. What would have been a turnover turned into a Dallas Touchdown in that drive.

This BS call evened it out.

 

[MarcusRock]

I don’t think he left his feet. He was just in a running motion and it looked that way

I think he did leave his feet but didn't lead with his helmet.

Either way, we got away with saving Schultz' fumble this game and this helmet to helmet last season from Donovan Wilson. Got credit for the turnover too so it all evens out over time.

 

[Starforever]

These afterthought reviews are a waste. I'd rather not hear them.

 

[EST_1986]

All I can say is, about time. He didn’t drop his shoulder I still remember it

I hope you remember it was only 6 days ago

 

[Ranched]

That's great. Now the NFL needs to work on games that were lost due to horrific calls. Dez famously caught a pass comes to mind, only to have said catch overturned & the Cowboys would subsequently lose the game. The referee that day, Gene Steratore, who eventually came out & admitted it was a catch.

 

[LandryFan]

Could make it reviewable….and a full time officiating crew…just sayin…

I would at least allow the HC to challenge penalties if they so choose. Challenge rules apply…lose the challenge, lose a TO.

 

[MarcusRock]

That's great. Now the NFL needs to work on games that were lost due to horrific calls. Dez famously caught a pass comes to mind, only to have said catch overturned & the Cowboys would subsequently lose the game. The referee that day, Gene Steratore, who eventually came out & admitted it was a catch.

No he didn't. He defended the call that day and beyond because it was correctly called per the rules at the time. Show a link.

 

[JayFord]

im not accecpting this

it was a clean hit Sunday and he went shoulder to shoulder just because it was a violent crash does not make it illegal and they scored a td after

fix it in game and review calls like that immediatly because football is a contact sport and its his job to dislodge the ball by any legal means

 

[Runwildboys]

Three cheers for the league!

It the quick decision making like this that warms the cockles of my heart...whatever cockles are.

 

[Runwildboys]

Why can’t refs be fined like players when they screw up? Hold em accountable.

I don't blame the refs on the field. In real time it could easily look like a penalty. But they should make those type of penalties reviewable, or even have an official in the booth who can reverse the call without having a challenge.

 

[CT Dal Fan]

Between Kazee getting flagged for no reason, the non-call for the helmet removal in the Tampa Bay game that could have affected the outcome, the phantom tripping calls at New England in 2019, Zeke getting a six game ban in 2017 while Deshaun Watson is still on a roster, and the rules committee deciding five years later that Dez caught it, I really wonder what Jerry Jones did to piss off Roger Goodell.

Yes, I am joking. Kind of. Sort of. Ah heck with it, I see a conspiracy against the Cowboys.

 

[conner01]

Those need to be reviewed. Or be able to be challenged.

That’s the answer
I get the call in real time but it should be reviewable so that it doesn’t cost a team a game

 

[conner01]

Why can’t refs be fined like players when they screw up? Hold em accountable.

That play was very quick in real time
Blowing the rules is different than interpreting a bang bang play in real time

 

[CT Dal Fan]

That play was very quick in real time
Blowing the rules is different than interpreting a bang bang play in real time

Agreed. At home we get instant replays from multiple angles in slow motion. The officials get one full speed look and have to make a judgment call.

Game changing penalties should not be made based on judgment calls; which is why this needs to be added to the reviewable plays list.

 

[Rockport]

Before we all get up in arms about this, remember that Schultz clearly fumbled a ball where he was wrongly called for stopped forward progress earlier in the game. With stopped forward progress as the call, Carolina couldn't even challenge it. What would have been a turnover turned into a Dallas Touchdown in that drive.

This BS call evened it out.

Debbie Downer appears. But you’re correct.

 

[ScipioCowboy]

So both teams had touchdown drives aided by bad calls.

 

[Blake]

Think about what you just said. If you’re capable of that.

I wasn’t suggesting they fine them the same amount as players smart guy.

An amount commensurate to their salaries is fair.

 

[Thomas82]

We knew that would happen when it was too late to do anything about it.....as always.

 

[Cowpolk]

The ref that threw the flag should be fined