The person who REALLY dominated on the Cowboys & Lions... Ed Hochuli

[Big Country]

A cross between the Incredible Hulk (without the green hue) and the mild mannered lawyer (yeah right)...

This guy's crew always seem to chunk the venerable yellow flag like madmen.

Thank goodness he was throwing flags against Detroit...

He did a really good job telling the national audience when the guilty Lion angrily chunked the rock back at the line judge and almost hit him in the head, that he didn't hit him in the head, therefore he wouldn't be objected, but both personal foul penalties offset... Would have been funny if he got pelted with the pigskin...

LMAO...

 

[Jarv]

A cross between the Incredible Hulk (without the green hue) and the mild mannered lawyer (yeah right)...

This guy's crew always seem to chunk the venerable yellow flag like madmen.

Thank goodness he was throwing flags against Detroit...

He did a really good job telling the national audience when the guilty Lion angrily chunked the rock back at the line judge and almost hit him in the head, that he didn't hit him in the head, therefore he wouldn't be objected, but both personal foul penalties offset... Would have been funny if he got pelted with the pigskin...

LMAO...

What I thought was real funny is that both were tic tac calls. RW gave Harrington a slight push, where he staggered a few steps backwards and eventually fell over...If he doesn't fall...no call...

The other call was the throw of the football to the ref, who wasn't ready for the throw...and felt like the reciever was trying to hit him with the ball intentially.

2 stupid calls that offset each other...Like nothing happened.

The real call fellow Dallas fans could/should have been a late hit out of bounds against us. The reason the reciever threw the ball at the ref like that was because he was pissed at the non-call of the late hit outta bounds.

I think we were lucky on that one...lol

 

[Big Country]

The real call fellow Dallas fans could/should have been a late hit out of bounds against us. The reason the reciever threw the ball at the ref like that was because he was pissed at the non-call of the late hit outta bounds.

I think we were lucky on that one...lol

Yeah we did dodge a bullet on that one... maybe even a couple of others...

you could have cooked an egg on Mooch's head...

:laugh1:

 

[trickblue]

I'm surprised LA didn't get a penalty for flexing his guns... Ed Hercules doesn't like to share the spotlight on arm size/flexing...

 

[jcblanco22]

Funny coincidence was that in the late game between Buffalo and San Diego, Losman did almost the exact same thing, except it was as the ref was starting his explanation of a penalty, which made it even funnier. The guy had to dodge the ball as he was talking.

 

[D41lasCowboys31]

There were some iffy calls but then again Detroit jumped offsides atleast once every drive. I thought they were offsides on Barber's first TD.

 

[Doomsday101]

There were some iffy calls but then again Detroit jumped offsides atleast once every drive. I thought they were offsides on Barber's first TD.

All game long, some times it was called other times it wasn't. I agree with Ellis when he said normally when a defense is jumping offside they tend to delay a bit so they don't continue to get offside, Det did not appear to care and just continued doing the same thing over and over.

 

[conner01]

wonder if officials are covered under the drug testing program? maybe some juice flowing around these guys and he had roid rage.lol

 

[rynochop]

Are NFL Referees subject to steroid testing?? Dude's ripped.

He probably felt like he worked out today throwing all those flags.

 

[dallasblue05]

There were some iffy calls but then again Detroit jumped offsides atleast once every drive. I thought they were offsides on Barber's first TD.

One of those offsides kept 7 points from going against them!! I wish theyd have settled down for that play.......27-7 would have looked a lot better, but we won and thats what counts!