Video: Tony Romo pass to Terry Glenn gets intercepted.

[MikMak]

That play wasn't even Henry it was Alan Ball. The play that we have been talking about was a photocopy of the play on the video except the Commanders had the ball and Dallas was on defense, and Henry didn't catch the ball. But the play was exactly the same short slant with the defender, receiver and ball all arriving at the same time.

I'll have to re-watch it. You think it would have changed the outcome of the game?

 

[MikMak]

You = lost

Actually Commanders = win.

 

[theogt]

Actually Commanders = win.

Fantastic reply. You truly are lost.

Hi, I'm the English language. Have we met?

 

[Next_years_Champs]

Actually Commanders = win.

So I was right about you being a skins troll LOL!!!!!!!

 

[hermitkid]

One more thing, on the play it almost looks as if Glenn let's up and shorts arms the catch in anticipation of the hit.

 

[YosemiteSam]

Actually Commanders = win.

You = lost argument
You = Troll.
You = Loser Commander fan
You = Outted from playoffs by Seattle

 

[SuspectCorner]

That was a tough call/no call for the refs. Springs coulda been flagged for driving thru the receiver. But I can't say "shoulda".

 

[Fletch]

Could have been Pass Interference. To me, it was the same exact play that Anthony Henry got flagged for a Pass Interference in the 3rd Quarter against Antwan Randle El.

Also, for the folks who are anti-gloves, check out the volocity on the ball that Tony Romo throws.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lsCRtzrH2E

I completely agree. Shawn jumped the route and basically ran over Terry Glenn to get the INT. No flags.

Almost the exact same play when Anthony Henry busted up the slant pass, but called for pass INT. Crappy call by the official.

 

[Maikeru-sama]

Henry didn't even know where the ball was. He completely prevented Randle El from even making a play on the ball. They'll call that one every time.

He didn't know where the ball was? What are you talking about?

I am watching the play right now and the pass was thrown right in front of him and Anthony Henry jumped the route.

Even Troy Aikman stated that it was a bad call as both players had a right to the football.

Anthony Henry knew exactly where the ball was.

See for yourself:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nui8ZEV54EI

 

[Chief]

Henry didn't even know where the ball was. He completely prevented Randle El from even making a play on the ball. They'll call that one every time.

Bull crap.

 

[MikMak]

Fantastic reply.

Thank you, I thought it was good reply as well.


Here's my take on the Cowboys. For the regular season they have clearly been a very good and consistant team.

But there is no denying that they are currently playing their worst football as they roll into the playoffs. I think they are the most talented team over all in the NFC but are they so talented that they can just turn on the good switch when it matters most?

I think if they go into the playoffs with the mentality of Glenn "The Commanders tried to hurt me" than it doesn't look too good. Or go into the playoffs feeling they got robbed of a game they were clearly dominated in because of a questionable pass interference call they are doomed.


Cowboys have the most talent in the NFC but they seem to be playing the victim card. I don't see how that helps them. If they want to win they should point the finger at themselve's and get back to work.

If you guys do that I'm worried about playing you guys if we manage to beat Seattle. If we do win I hope Glenn is still crying about people trying to hurt him.

 

[kevin11]

Neither were PI.

There was PI on that play that got picked.

 

[theogt]

Thank you, I thought it was good reply as well.


Here's my take on the Cowboys. For the regular season they have clearly been a very good and consistant team.

But there is no denying that they are currently playing their worst football as they roll into the playoffs. I think they are the most talented team over all in the NFC but are they so talented that they can just turn on the good switch when it matters most?

I think if they go into the playoffs with the mentality of Glenn "The Commanders tried to hurt me" than it doesn't look too good. Or go into the playoffs feeling they got robbed of a game they were clearly dominated in because of a questionable pass interference call they are doomed.


Cowboys have the most talent in the NFC but they seem to be playing the victim card. I don't see how that helps them. If they want to win they should point the finger at themselve's and get back to work.

If you guys do that I'm worried about playing you guys if we manage to beat Seattle. If we do win I hope Glenn is still crying about people trying to hurt him.

Thanks, but no one really cares.

 

[MikMak]

He didn't know where the ball was? What are you talking about?

I am watching the play right now and the pass was thrown right in front of him and Anthony Henry jumped the route.

Even Troy Aikman stated that it was a bad call as both players had a right to the football.

Anthony Henry knew exactly where the ball was.

See for yourself:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nui8ZEV54EI

You're right that shouldn't have been a pass interference call.


I think the Cowboys should be more worried about 1 rushing yard than blaming the refs for a bad call. Bad calls happen every game.

 

[percyhoward]

Actually Commanders = win.

One win. Singular. One regular season win, which became very important because of several previous losses.

I was starting to think some of you guys had forgotten.

 

[MikMak]

Thanks, but no one really cares.

You cared enough to read it and respond.

 

[Maikeru-sama]

You cared enough to read it and respond.

Actually I think he stopped reading after the below:

Here's my take on the Cowboys

I know I did.

 

[YosemiteSam]

Thank you, I thought it was good reply as well.


Here's my take on the Cowboys. For the regular season they have clearly been a very good and consistant team.

But there is no denying that they are currently playing their worst football as they roll into the playoffs. I think they are the most talented team over all in the NFC but are they so talented that they can just turn on the good switch when it matters most?

I think if they go into the playoffs with the mentality of Glenn "The Commanders tried to hurt me" than it doesn't look too good. Or go into the playoffs feeling they got robbed of a game they were clearly dominated in because of a questionable pass interference call they are doomed.


Cowboys have the most talent in the NFC but they seem to be playing the victim card. I don't see how that helps them. If they want to win they should point the finger at themselve's and get back to work.

If you guys do that I'm worried about playing you guys if we manage to beat Seattle. If we do win I hope Glenn is still crying about people trying to hurt him.

Here is my thought. The Commanders are going to Seattle where Seattle is 7-1 and playing VERY well. Saturday at 7:30pm the Commanders will be heading home permanently.

 

[pugilist]

good no call

 

[theogt]

You cared enough to read it and respond.

Nonsensical reply.

Actually I think he stopped reading after the below:

Here's my take on the Cowboys

I know I did.

Indeed.