Those 2 interference calls

[loublue22]

The goal line play was not PI, it's no different than the Malcolm Butter play in the Super Bowl.

The other one was ticky tacky but whatever.

 

[Kevinicus]

If anything the Cooper one was probably OPI. He was pushing him the entire way. The "grabbing" by the defender was a reaction to that. The other one, the guy was hit early, but it was close and didn't really hinder the guy that much. They need to scrap the stupid PI challenge rule, or actually start calling it legitimately. As it is, the play in the Rams/Saints game last year would have stood (this is more based on other blatant calls the league has let stand, not the one from last nights game. Giants were stupid to challenge).

 

[lostar2009]

Right now I DON'T CARE!!!

This team has been screwed over some much the league owe the Cowboys 2-3 rings from the BS.

Cry me a river and on to the next game.

 

[TexasHillbilly]

That's not a grab. He didn't stop him from going after the ball at all.

... and I stopped listening to the announcers about 3 minutes in.

Sorry but I gotta disagree with you C. I see your point but I believe that he slowed the receivers progress by however slightly grabbing his jersey so Cooper could not get any separation. He knew that he was beat. It was a good call. If it would have been Bryon covering Ingram I still would have called PI.

 

[CPanther95]

Sorry but I gotta disagree with you C. I see your point but I believe that he slowed the receivers progress by however slightly grabbing his jersey so Cooper could not get any separation. He knew that he was beat. It was a good call. If it would have been Bryon covering Ingram I still would have called PI.

Now you guys have me thinking I'm not thinking of the right play. Between the PIs in the Steelers game and a couple others on Sunday, and last night's PIs, I might not be thinking of the right replay.

 

[droopdog7]

So when fans whine and whine about officiating after every game, I guess they need to justify why it was okay when the cowboys benefit.

As for me, I understand that refs are part of the game and that calls eventually even out. So I am completely comfortable and like the players, I "play" through that stuff.

 

[John813]

I thought they were both pass interference.

I saw the Giants false start twice with no calls. (I watch a lot of plays frame by frame)

Their RT was in motion way before the ball was snapped

 

[TexasHillbilly]

Now you guys have me thinking I'm not thinking of the right play. Between the PIs in the Steelers game and a couple others on Sunday, and last night's PIs, I might not be thinking of the right replay.

I think we are talking about the same play. It was close either way. Coop was going down the sideline on the left side of the field.

 

[endersdragon]

Geez, who is this dude? The Giants defenders didn't even touch Cooper on that PI? What game was he watching? If he is an Eagles fan he must still be upset over that shellacking the Cowboys put on his team a couple of weeks ago.

Cowboys hater, tends to be pretty good when he is talking about the draft (though he does like to punish the Cowboys a bit) but yea... he sucks most everywhere else