It like people don't even watch the game...
I'm a conspiracy theorist and during the game I was thinking we're getting a lot of calls. The Ryan sack by Barr that was a clear blow to the head, Noah Brown got a DPI late in the game. In my conspiracy minded brain I think we're going to get the benefit of the doubt the next 2 games because the league wants us to be a threat to the Eagles. It's great ratings if the Eagles lose a game, which I predict they lose to the Giants, and we enter 12/24/22 with a chance to take the division. The league wants it's "in season NFCCG " between us and the Eagles.
I was curious about the etymology of the term, and Googled it. According to the site thewordcounter.com it simply means "sarcasm", not necessarily "end sarcasm" part, just for future reference, not that it matters here. I thought maybe it would explain how that came to be, but no such luck. It also has a couple of other meanings, unrelated to the internet.
Call me crazy, but when I quote someone, I use quotation marks.
Collinsworth already nixed that one - sorry - wasn't FORCIBLE contact!
I think he was being sarcastic, but I'm not 100% sure.
You should be honest though Marcus. You /s was not on the validity of the said fumble which you think it was. The sarcasm was to the posters who make claims on how it effetced the outcome of the game. Otherwise you would have not defended your position on the fumble for the next few pages!
If you have Netflix check out the documentary about Tim Donaghy. I often wonder how much of what happened/happens in the NBA happens in the NFL. It's a really good watch.
changed it, how? we doing this now? how about the CB running into Gallup and he falls down gets an INT, NO CALL?? that not the ref changing the game. GB game Lamb gets mugged , no call..Since people here like to contend that they just want a fairly called game I'm shocked that this play hasn't been talked about. With Indy already up 3-0 and the Cowboys driving for what would be their first score, Schultz clearly fumbles this ball that the refs, who you all say swallow their whistles, immediately blow a play dead that was a fumble and Indy had pounced on. @Blackrain told me to be vigilant about what the refs might be up to in this game and will you look at this? An egregious benefit to Dallas who were trailing and about to go down 10-0 if this had stood. With the Cowboys as notorious slow starters, pass-happy Moore probably would have abandoned the run and Air (Pick City) Prescott would have been front and center in the offense. This obvious intentional blown call kept that from happening. Matthew Stafford said it best about AT&T Stadium: "Home cookin'!"
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Let it go Cowboy Hater..colts have red flag why not throw it.? MOVE ON jeez wanting bad thing happen to our team is ignorance..you want to be right so bad so what downplay our win.Here is the photo of the ball out. Schultz barely has one hand on the ball with the Colts player pouncing on it with 2 hands. The Colts player let go once the ref right there immediately blew his whistle vehemently saying Schultz was down. He clearly wasn't. Egregious non-call.
yup bang bang play, tie goes to offensive player
we nearly never get calls , thats ridiculous home cooking seriously. get off pipe.. move on.Since people here like to contend that they just want a fairly called game I'm shocked that this play hasn't been talked about. With Indy already up 3-0 and the Cowboys driving for what would be their first score, Schultz clearly fumbles this ball that the refs, who you all say swallow their whistles, immediately blow a play dead that was a fumble and Indy had pounced on. @Blackrain told me to be vigilant about what the refs might be up to in this game and will you look at this? An egregious benefit to Dallas who were trailing and about to go down 10-0 if this had stood. With the Cowboys as notorious slow starters, pass-happy Moore probably would have abandoned the run and Air (Pick City) Prescott would have been front and center in the offense. This obvious intentional blown call kept that from happening. Matthew Stafford said it best about AT&T Stadium: "Home cookin'!"
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