Fuck all of you all who are bitching about that one call. You fail to mention the missed calls that should have been called for the Cowboys in the first half? Hope you haters enjoy having Jerry's dick rammed down your throats. Bunch of cunts.
You also fail to mention the holding by the Cowboys offensive line, especially a very obvious hold by #77 against #94 on the final drive. But that's football -- those get missed. Calling a penalty and then saying "no penalty" with no explanation when an OBVIOUS penalty occurred is completely different.
Got to look at the entire play.
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-s...on-call-against-dallas-cowboys-003739926.html
Look at the 28 second mark in which Pettigrew shoved the defender's face twice.
Even better shot at the 48 second mark in which Pettigrew very obviously pushed off on the defender's face mask and it was there for quit a bit. That should have been offensive pass interference first.
Hey jackass, as usual, there is always holding with every offensive line. You retards bitch about it all the fucking time when it doesn't go your teams way but fail to notice it when it benefits you.
Hey moron, we're discussing the miss on the pass interference call and you were the idiot who brought up other penalties you thought should've been called, to which I replied "Yeah, well there were other misses as well."
Well wah, they lost. Not like shit can be changed. Get the fuck over it and move on.
Did we say it could? No. We're debating a call. Don't like it? Tough crap, don't reply. Your Cowboys Persecution Complex is comedy gold, however.
Oh, and where was the roughing the kicker penalty when the Lions hit the Cowboys punter? Huh?
I watched the video. You're nuts. Incidental contact. The defenders head does not snap back at all.
Hey moron, we're discussing the miss on the pass interference call and you were the idiot who brought up other penalties you thought should've been called on the Lions, to which I replied "Yeah, well there were other misses on the Cowboys as well."
go to the 28 seconds mark of this youtube video because he plays it in slow motion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tf57TGvh_nI
The supposed PI contact from Hitchen's left arm was very clear to dislodge the offensive's player's right arm that was firmly on his face mask.
They missed it. I think they thought the guy was blocked into the punter -- from one angle it did look that way, but from the other angle, it clearly wasn't the case. Next?
The person who hit the punter didn't have his direction changed by the blocker, he was clearly trying to go around him. It was a roughing call, and should have been called if they called the bullshit one against the Cowboys.
Uh, that's exactly what I just said -- he clearly was not blocked into the punter.
To me, the hand looked free from the face mask well before the defender's arm pushed his shoulder.
He didn't grab the facemask at any rate. He reached back and his hand contacted it. Big difference. I believe the league will say the call should've stood.
Hitchen's entire face swung towards the right of the screen when the receiver hand first made contact with his face mask. We can agree to disagree if you feel that there was no real contact there. But if there was contact, and I think there was a for an extended period of time, Hitchen had every right to use his left arm to dislodge the receiver's hold of his face mask.
Game 6 of the 2002 WCF...hardly no calls were given to the Kings because the games was clearly given to the Lakers.
Yeah, I watched the game and I am not pissed at all. Sure that was a game changer, but you still cannot win scoring only 3 points for the second half, and with Cald-a-sack too scared to play to win (should have went for it on the 4th and 1)
Sure, I think he improved the team, but no TD's, a scared coach, an offense that was shut down in the second half, no...I will not say that non-PI call costs us the game.
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Yeah, I'm not going to claim the call cost the Lions the game. There was still a lot of time left and anything could've happened. And this call was nowhere near as bad as some I've seen, such as the call last year where the refs gave the Bengals a TD against the Colts on a replay reversal, when the replay showed the runner clearly down at the 1.
Caldwell plays not to lose instead of playing to win. He did that in Indy too.
not sure why yall are debating this, I noticed that the receiver had his hands in and pulling the face mask when the play was live. when the DB arm goes up to press against the WR shoulder/it's in response to the hand in the face mask.
not sure why yall are debating this, I noticed that the receiver had his hands in and pulling the face mask when the play was live. when the DB arm goes up to press against the WR shoulder/it's in response to the hand in the face mask.