Divisional Round Playoff Chatter | Cowboys vs Packers | 1/11/2015

[Tony D]

I said at halftime if we don't turn it over there's no shot we lose. Oh well.

 

[Bob Roberts]

And does Tony know he can throw the ball away instead of running around waiting to get sacked?

 

[1bigfan13]

I thought the two steps that Dez took after securing ball were football moves.

That play and our failure to recover Cobb's fumble on the KR were the two biggest plays of the game, IMO.

 

[Deuce]

More Buck Rodgers-slobbering. Fun.

 

[1bigfan13]

And does Tony know he can throw the ball away instead of running around waiting to get sacked?

Apparently not.

 

[Deuce]

I thought the two steps that Dez took after securing ball were football moves.

That play and our failure to recover Cobb's fumble on the KR were the two biggest plays of the game, IMO.

Pierrera confirmed the steps don't matter. He needed to either stay up and then lunge for the goal or maintain possession through the fall. He did neither.

 

[dallen]

I would get not calling it a catch on review but how do you overturn it? Calls aren't supposed to be reversed if there is any room for reasonable doubt. There seems to be plenty of reasonable doubt about that call.

 

[jootep]

Yea blowout losses are always better than close last minute ones. Especially when they have some ridiculous bullshit like we saw today.

And you know this bullshit will be forgotten tomorrow. Unlike the Detroit thing.

Having said that, we fucked up our share of plays.

But fuck these refs and that smug homo Rodgers. Hopefully Seattle breaks both his fucking legs. And his arms while they're at it.

 

[data]

I hate this line of thinking. Yes, we made some bad plays, but it should come down to the plays, not the fucking refs.

Well, you can't separate the two.

 

[p1_]

In a game where one call can make the difference we got Lioned.

 

[Smitty]

I said at halftime if we don't turn it over there's no shot we lose. Oh well.

We did turn it over.

 

[jootep]

I would get not calling it a catch on review but how do you overturn it? Calls aren't supposed to be reversed if there is any room for reasonable doubt. There seems to be plenty of reasonable doubt about that call.

Exactly.

They looked at closely and saw enough to overturn it? And actually saw a catch on the Cobb play?

GTFO.

 

[dallen]

Props to Garrett for going for it. Great call. He has come along way in my estimation this year. In his post game he is saying exactly the right things. Give the man his money and get back to planning for next season

 

[boozeman]

Still trying to get this.

So.

The ball never touches the ground.

And it is incomplete?

Help me out here, because I am really fucking struggling here.

 

[DLK150]

I can deal with losing, I can't deal with losing in a game that was in hand and the win was attainable. I also am not one to blame the refs but this was clearly influenced by officiating.

Now I have to deal with my Packer fan family members. Great. Just fucking great. I hope The Seahawks rip them a new asshole.

 

[Smitty]

I thought the two steps that Dez took after securing ball were football moves.

Me too. I don't think I agree he was "going to the ground" so I don't think a football move was even a requirement.

 

[boozeman]

Props to Garrett for going for it. Great call. He has come along way in my estimation this year. In his post game he is saying exactly the right things. Give the man his money and get back to planning for next season

Planning for what?

When the inner machinations of the fix in the NFL game come to show themselves from game to game?

 

[p1_]

Apparently not.

A great point. Romo needs way too much time.

 

[Lotuseater]

FUCK THIS GAME. FUCK THAT FAGGOT RODGERS. I WANT TO SEE A HUMAN CENTIPEDE WITH JOE BUCKS MOUTH SEWN TO RODGERS' ASSHOLE, THEN LET HIM PLAY A GAME THAT WAY.

 

[Smitty]

I would get not calling it a catch on review but how do you overturn it? Calls aren't supposed to be reversed if there is any room for reasonable doubt. There seems to be plenty of reasonable doubt about that call.

Yeah, they have never honored that rule.