Deciphering The Decision: Tony Romo's Interception

[GShock]

Maybe some. Looks like he also ran a shitty route. He started his cut at the 21 yd line, then drifted out past the 25 allowing himself to be undercut.

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[boozeman]

Maybe some. Looks like he also ran a shitty route. He started his cut at the 21 yd line, then drifted out past the 25 allowing himself to be undercut.

He already admitted he should have "flattened" out his route, but there was still contact. I guess the refs felt it was inadvertent.

 

[NoDak]

He already admitted he should have "flattened" out his route, but there was still contact. I guess the refs felt it was inadvertent.

He must have ran through the contact.

 

[boozeman]

He must have ran through the contact.

I forgot about that gem. Hey, Greg Ellis was held. Nope, he ran through the hold.

 

[Texas Ace]

8 times in Romo's career, he has thrown a pick when the game was tied in the 4th quarter.

The Cowboys are 0-8 in those games.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

He must have ran through the contact.

We may want to give our players some acting classes. Show them how to throw their hands up in the air and flop around when they get held. I swear refs reward bullshit acting half the time when it comes to holding calls and illegal contact on both offense and defense.