TwoDeep3 said:
With the ball going between Kucas' arms, how did his middle finger touch it?
Opinions?
Nors said:that ball sure looked like it changed direction.
I was scared to death on that replay.
Nors said:that ball sure looked like it changed direction.
I was scared to death on that replay.
Reality said:Before you read this, know that I watched the game and even after watching the video of the game again, I firmly supported the fact that the ball was not tipped at all by either player. However, my opinion has now changed.
I know a billion "experts" are going to chime in and disagree, but based on what I found out by breaking the video of the kick down frame by frame, I firmly believe he tipped it .. he just didn't get enough of it to make a noticable difference. I do not believe the call could have been overturned without extensive frame break down like I did so the ruling on the field was the only possible outcome.
If you watch the laces on the football, you will see the ball shift a little to the right just as it passes his hand. It just worked out for the Cowboys that when the ball glanced off his hand, it was at the absolute perfect angle that it had to be to minimize the deflection.
If you go back and put the kick from the moment it leaves Cundiff's foot until the moment it passes the line of scrimage into a video loop, watch it over and over in repeat mode, you will notice the slight deflection in the ball using the laces as the directional guide.
Don't believe me? Doesn't really matter .. the ruling on the field says it was not touched, the running into the kicker penalty stood and the Cowboys won the game so it doesn't really matter.
-Scott
Lets say their 'runblock impaired' and are gunna get some help in the off-season and comeback much improved. To say that can't run block is sooooo negitive and final.TunaFan33 said:The thing is that the zebras do their VERY best job in calling the games. They're not perfect, but they don't exactly have any kind of "bias" like alot of us fans think. It's really a tough job for them, but noone will be satisfied.
It was alot like the Seattle game. That non-call on Jason Witten was worse. However-like we all said, that WASN'T the reason why we lost. We lost 'cuz of that POS not-to-loose playcalling when we had the Hawks pinned down. Same with the Panthers-they lost b/c they game up TOO many ground yards to an OL who can't even run block.
sacase said:the angle of the flight of the ball didn't change nor was there a wobble. So no it wasn't
Nors said:that ball sure looked like it changed direction.
I was scared to death on that replay.
Nors said:that ball sure looked like it changed direction.
I was scared to death on that replay.