Dal @det*wild card in-game discussion*

[EVincent]

All you guys complaining about that NO PI call, watch replays, Pettigrew hooked his face mask right before ball arrives, he basically bailed out Dallas defender... otherwise it would have been PI

How about the holding on every play on the TD drive?

 

[Stax]

All you guys complaining about that NO PI call, watch replays, Pettigrew hooked his face mask right before ball arrives, he basically bailed out Dallas defender... otherwise it would have been PI

Then whyd they throw the flag. Make the call. Then pick it up with no explanation? That's PI every day except today.

 

[scottcarter]

for sure. that made no sense at all

 

[texansfan]

Bullshit Fox, the "play of the Game" was picking up that flag.

 

[bobbyjones2]

Legalized gambling would threaten the integrity of the game thou
:hammerit

quote of the day

 

[ILoveToWin]

Lighten up on him, it was his first game after switching from basketball varsity.

 

[honzie]

How about the holding on every play on the TD drive?

I don't disagree with any of that just talking about the flag pickup. Dallas got the benefit of officiating today IMO.

 

[Akillies]

oddds of kate uptons boobs exploding
-1000

 

[honzie]

i hope jerry's pecker gets stuck in christie's throat

lmfao!!!!

 

[Tacopants]

Wait, just watching the replay. Dez Bryant came out on the field without his helmet and got in the refs face on the field of play after the PI flag?

WTF, so players on the other side of the ball can come out on the field without their helmet and get in the face of the refs for calls they do not like? That is as bad as the non-PI call.

 

[bobbyjones2]

Wait, just watching the replay. Dez Bryant came out on the field without his helmet and got in the refs face on the field of play after the PI flag?

WTF, so players on the other side of the ball can come out on the field without their helmet and get in the face of the refs for calls they do not like? That is as bad as the non-PI call.

I thought there was a 10 yard penalty, and a fifteen yard penalty. Turns out, there was neither. Speechless, and I won.

 

[MackDonald]

The game of football as it was once known is long gone......todays its all about money and TV and more money.

 

[cutacrossshorty]

Wait, just watching the replay. Dez Bryant came out on the field without his helmet and got in the refs face on the field of play after the PI flag?

WTF, so players on the other side of the ball can come out on the field without their helmet and get in the face of the refs for calls they do not like? That is as bad as the non-PI call.

Absolutely should've been an unsportsmanlike 15 yard penalty 100% of the time. It was a worse non-call that the non-PI.

 

[Tacopants]

I thought there was a 10 yard penalty, and a fifteen yard penalty. Turns out, there was neither. Speechless, and I won.

I agree, you can argue with the PI call all you want but there is no defense to Bryant running onto the field without his helmet to argue the call. Should have been an unsportsmanlike 15 yard penalty minimum. What makes it worse is that Bryant was flagged for the exact same thing last year!

But when asked why he took his helmet off, Bryant said he just wanted to make sure Triplette could understand him when he was asking about the flag.


“So he could see me clear,” Bryant said. “I took my helmet off so I could tell him. I didn’t know it was a flag because the play was over with. I’ll learn from it.”


The Cowboys’ coaches may want to sit down with Bryant for a chat about other rules, so that he doesn’t have to learn anything else by getting a 15-yard penalty.

Bryant may not have known that’s a penalty, but it is: When a player takes off his helmet to argue a call, he gets flagged. Period.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...s-shocked-by-penalty-for-removing-his-helmet/

 

[akphidelt]

I agree, you can argue with the PI call all you want but there is no defense to Bryant running onto the field without his helmet to argue the call. Should have been an unsportsmanlike 15 yard penalty minimum. What makes it worse is that Bryant was flagged for the exact same thing last year!

But when asked why he took his helmet off, Bryant said he just wanted to make sure Triplette could understand him when he was asking about the flag.


“So he could see me clear,” Bryant said. “I took my helmet off so I could tell him. I didn’t know it was a flag because the play was over with. I’ll learn from it.”


The Cowboys’ coaches may want to sit down with Bryant for a chat about other rules, so that he doesn’t have to learn anything else by getting a 15-yard penalty.

Bryant may not have known that’s a penalty, but it is: When a player takes off his helmet to argue a call, he gets flagged. Period.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...s-shocked-by-penalty-for-removing-his-helmet/

The removing your helmet penalty only applies to players on the field during the play. I have no clue what the penalty situation is for a player coming off the sideline to argue a call.

 

[Tacopants]

The removing your helmet penalty only applies to players on the field during the play. I have no clue what the penalty situation is for a player coming off the sideline to argue a call.

Would you you not assume it would apply to players on the bench also? If not, would you not have the Dez Bryant's of the world jumping off the bench and arguing every call on the field of play? I think it is worse coming off the sidelines without your helmet to argue a call. Imagine any player running onto the field to argue argue any call? It would be total anarchy.

Is the NFL going to come up with the Dez Bryant rule?

It would be like a rough streetball game where someone calls foul everytime down the court and you argue for 5 minutes before someone shoots for the ball. No running, no flow just constant players running onto the field to argue calls. That is what it would be like if it was not a penalty.

 

[thekeyman]

All you guys complaining about that NO PI call, watch replays, Pettigrew hooked his face mask right before ball arrives, he basically bailed out Dallas defender... otherwise it would have been PI

if you have all the answers ,then explain why dez bryant didn't get a flag for leaving the sideline with no helmut and screaming at the refs about the call,....why was he not flagged for unsportsman like conduct,........its all disgusting and the refs are really bad,....in my eyes dallas lost that game but the nfl didn't want that to happen

 

[Lollo]

The game of football as it was once known is long gone......todays its all about money and TV and more money.

Couldn't agree more. It's sad and disgusting.

 

[bobbyjones2]

if you have all the answers ,then explain why dez bryant didn't get a flag for leaving the sideline with no helmut and screaming at the refs about the call,....why was he not flagged for unsportsman like conduct,........its all disgusting and the refs are really bad,....in my eyes dallas lost that game but the nfl didn't want that to happen

so, monday , the nfl comes out and says they fucked up? sorry? i thought there would be 30 yards of penalties on the play..there was none...lions scored 3 after half time..didn t help them, but wow, they really got screwed there

 

[akphidelt]

Would you you not assume it would apply to players on the bench also? If not, would you not have the Dez Bryant's of the world jumping off the bench and arguing every call on the field of play? I think it is worse coming off the sidelines without your helmet to argue a call. Imagine any player running onto the field to argue argue any call? It would be total anarchy.

Is the NFL going to come up with the Dez Bryant rule?

It would be like a rough streetball game where someone calls foul everytime down the court and you argue for 5 minutes before someone shoots for the ball. No running, no flow just constant players running onto the field to argue calls. That is what it would be like if it was not a penalty.

Well according to the NFL director of officiating...

that throwing a flag against Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant for coming onto the field without his helmet to argue the initial pass interference call was not an automatic penalty because Bryant wasn't in the game at the time.


What to make of that I have no clue...