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The Vikings left tackle false started on that play before it began. The refs missed that falls start which would have killed the play and made anything following (blow to the head) irrelevant. Game. Set. Match.
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MINNEAPOLIS -- Thursday night's game at U.S. Bank Stadium was the loudest crowd the Cowboys have played in front of this season.
That was mostly on display when the Vikings scored or came up with big defensive stops. But the Cowboys were well represented. On multiple occasions, "Let's Go Cowboys!" chants echoed throughout the brand new 66,000-seat stadium.
The Dallas faithful even made a difference on the game-winning play. With Minnesota trying to tie the game on a two-point conversion in the final minute, Cowboys fans got loud enough to force right tackle Jeremiah Sirles to false start.
Ezekiel Elliott noticed.
"I mean, you got to thank those Cowboys fans out there," Elliott said. "It was pretty loud. They got them to jump. You see the Vikings fans at the end trying to tell the crowd to be quiet and they realized it was all those Cowboys fans out there."
The extra five yards made things more difficult on Vikings quarterback Sam Bradford, who threw over the head of tight end Kyle Rudolph after being pressured by defensive tackle Cedric Thornton.
Remember, the Cowboys had a 40-1 ratio according to reports at Cleveland.
And 49ers players complained about Cowboys fans taking over a game earlier in the season in San Francisco.
Several cool tweets at the link below.
http://sportsday.***BANNED-URL***/d...innesota-helped-force-key-false-start-penalty
Your boy Bleu
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MINNEAPOLIS -- Thursday night's game at U.S. Bank Stadium was the loudest crowd the Cowboys have played in front of this season.
That was mostly on display when the Vikings scored or came up with big defensive stops. But the Cowboys were well represented. On multiple occasions, "Let's Go Cowboys!" chants echoed throughout the brand new 66,000-seat stadium.
The Dallas faithful even made a difference on the game-winning play. With Minnesota trying to tie the game on a two-point conversion in the final minute, Cowboys fans got loud enough to force right tackle Jeremiah Sirles to false start.
Ezekiel Elliott noticed.
"I mean, you got to thank those Cowboys fans out there," Elliott said. "It was pretty loud. They got them to jump. You see the Vikings fans at the end trying to tell the crowd to be quiet and they realized it was all those Cowboys fans out there."
The extra five yards made things more difficult on Vikings quarterback Sam Bradford, who threw over the head of tight end Kyle Rudolph after being pressured by defensive tackle Cedric Thornton.
Remember, the Cowboys had a 40-1 ratio according to reports at Cleveland.
And 49ers players complained about Cowboys fans taking over a game earlier in the season in San Francisco.
Several cool tweets at the link below.
http://sportsday.***BANNED-URL***/d...innesota-helped-force-key-false-start-penalty
