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Game Thread W9 - Dallas at Philly (1 Viewer)

3rd and 5.....Romo to Witten's been OK on 3rd downs, just make sure you run 5 yards this time Witten. The Big O has also caught two WR screens on 3rd down in Philly's end both times too, we'll see what they decide to call here.A draw or a screen would take a lot of balls but would probably work since Philly will most likely bring pressure.
Some random throw out to Roy Williams, don't like it.
Romo's got to know he's got a quick route coming, and stand in there and take the hit and make the throw. That ball was incomplete because he threw it running backwards, but I don't care how many people they're blitzing you have enough time to stand in there and throw a 5 yard hitch.
 
is it just me or is Romo deliberately targeting Roy on almost every throw? trying to prove a point i think....but hard to figure what that might be :thumbdown:

 
I don't own him so not venting... but man the Cowboys have managed to keep Jackson very very quiet... kudo's for that at least.

 
Theres ROMO
I don't put that one on him.
Agreed, not all of it. Witten was covered.Oh and penalty # 6.
I don't get it. He threw a bad pass high and behind into double coverage and it was a very simple pick for Brown. How is any part of that not Romo's fault. He shouldn't be forcing the ball to a TE covered by Sheldon Brown. That's a no brainer. Choke Romo.
The real question here is how the heck is throwing an INT with 9 minutes to go in the 3rd quarter a "choke"?If that's the case, Brady, Manning, Roethlisberger, et all are all just gigantic chokers.Seriously, the way people reach and pull for reasons to scream "choke" with this guy is freaking hilarious. Many of them could be applied to even the most clutch quarterbacks in the league.
:thumbdown: Thank you.That is what I meant by "That is just silly."
 
It feels like Dallas has dominated but it's 7-6 and getting dangerous. The offense needs to put together a drive. Also getting nervous about Austin having a big fat 0 as atleast from what I can see on TV he isn't getting bracketed.
Is Romo trying to placate Roy? What's going on with Austin - their BEST playmaker - getting one look? Is he being shut down or what?
I hate to be the one to tell you, but it's entirely possible that Austin isn't their best playmaker.
:thumbdown:i love fantasy football....guy has two good weeks and he becomes a superstar and everyone who picked him up becomes livid when he regresses to normal WR3 production :thumbup:
 
The correct call was made.With that said, I don't like that rule. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me that the entire has to cross the line of scrimmage. To me it's all about the ball as far as making sense. The ball starts on that line and if the ball crosses that line of scrimmage before it's thrown, to me that's crossing the line. Obviously that's not the rule but it's a rule that has changed so it's not like there's not a difference of opinion out there on it, I don't like it this way.
:thumbup: exactly what i was trying to say....it goes against every other rule in the game - what if your entire body had to be in the endzone for a td? if your body doesn't have to cross every other plane - first down, td, etc, - why should it in this case? it just doesn't make sense.
 
Mcnabb looks bad tonight.
His wideouts haven't done him any favors either, really. That's at least three balls that have clanged off Maclin or Jackson that have either been picked, or been close to picked, I believe.
 
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It feels like Dallas has dominated but it's 7-6 and getting dangerous. The offense needs to put together a drive. Also getting nervous about Austin having a big fat 0 as atleast from what I can see on TV he isn't getting bracketed.
Is Romo trying to placate Roy? What's going on with Austin - their BEST playmaker - getting one look? Is he being shut down or what?
I hate to be the one to tell you, but it's entirely possible that Austin isn't their best playmaker.
:thumbup:i love fantasy football....guy has two good weeks and he becomes a superstar and everyone who picked him up becomes livid when he regresses to normal WR3 production :lol:
I'm going to go out on a limb and say he is somewhere between 10-250-2 and 0-0-0.
 
The correct call was made.With that said, I don't like that rule. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me that the entire has to cross the line of scrimmage. To me it's all about the ball as far as making sense. The ball starts on that line and if the ball crosses that line of scrimmage before it's thrown, to me that's crossing the line. Obviously that's not the rule but it's a rule that has changed so it's not like there's not a difference of opinion out there on it, I don't like it this way.
:thumbup: exactly what i was trying to say....it goes against every other rule in the game - what if your entire body had to be in the endzone for a td? if your body doesn't have to cross every other plane - first down, td, etc, - why should it in this case? it just doesn't make sense.
Could it not be seen the opposite? Why is only the tip of the ball needed to be a TD? Why does the whole ball not need to cross the plane like in hockey? I don't know - seems like it's worked and rarely is an issue.
 
The correct call was made.With that said, I don't like that rule. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me that the entire has to cross the line of scrimmage. To me it's all about the ball as far as making sense. The ball starts on that line and if the ball crosses that line of scrimmage before it's thrown, to me that's crossing the line. Obviously that's not the rule but it's a rule that has changed so it's not like there's not a difference of opinion out there on it, I don't like it this way.
:thumbup: exactly what i was trying to say....it goes against every other rule in the game - what if your entire body had to be in the endzone for a td? if your body doesn't have to cross every other plane - first down, td, etc, - why should it in this case? it just doesn't make sense.
Could it not be seen the opposite? Why is only the tip of the ball needed to be a TD? Why does the whole ball not need to cross the plane like in hockey? I don't know - seems like it's worked and rarely is an issue.
didn't we go through all of this ad nauseum with that Santonio Holmes play last year in the Ravens game?
 
The correct call was made.With that said, I don't like that rule. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me that the entire has to cross the line of scrimmage. To me it's all about the ball as far as making sense. The ball starts on that line and if the ball crosses that line of scrimmage before it's thrown, to me that's crossing the line. Obviously that's not the rule but it's a rule that has changed so it's not like there's not a difference of opinion out there on it, I don't like it this way.
:thumbup: exactly what i was trying to say....it goes against every other rule in the game - what if your entire body had to be in the endzone for a td? if your body doesn't have to cross every other plane - first down, td, etc, - why should it in this case? it just doesn't make sense.
Could it not be seen the opposite? Why is only the tip of the ball needed to be a TD? Why does the whole ball not need to cross the plane like in hockey? I don't know - seems like it's worked and rarely is an issue.
It could be. I think the OP was just saying that it should be consistent throughout the sport.
 
McNabb hasn't looked good tonight but it baffles me that this guy is constantly getting crap thrown his way with the success and numbers that he has produced.He is the Rodney Dangerfield of the NFL.

 
The correct call was made.With that said, I don't like that rule. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me that the entire has to cross the line of scrimmage. To me it's all about the ball as far as making sense. The ball starts on that line and if the ball crosses that line of scrimmage before it's thrown, to me that's crossing the line. Obviously that's not the rule but it's a rule that has changed so it's not like there's not a difference of opinion out there on it, I don't like it this way.
:thumbup: exactly what i was trying to say....it goes against every other rule in the game - what if your entire body had to be in the endzone for a td? if your body doesn't have to cross every other plane - first down, td, etc, - why should it in this case? it just doesn't make sense.
Could it not be seen the opposite? Why is only the tip of the ball needed to be a TD? Why does the whole ball not need to cross the plane like in hockey? I don't know - seems like it's worked and rarely is an issue.
didn't we go through all of this ad nauseum with that Santonio Holmes play last year in the Ravens game?
Are you assuming that the entire SP was present in that thread? Also, I don't need it to be rehashed, it was more of a rhetorical post.
 
They are going to hit them with that forward progress BS. If that was Tom Brady's sneak.. it would be where his elbow hit.

 
The correct call was made.With that said, I don't like that rule. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me that the entire has to cross the line of scrimmage. To me it's all about the ball as far as making sense. The ball starts on that line and if the ball crosses that line of scrimmage before it's thrown, to me that's crossing the line. Obviously that's not the rule but it's a rule that has changed so it's not like there's not a difference of opinion out there on it, I don't like it this way.
:thumbup: exactly what i was trying to say....it goes against every other rule in the game - what if your entire body had to be in the endzone for a td? if your body doesn't have to cross every other plane - first down, td, etc, - why should it in this case? it just doesn't make sense.
Could it not be seen the opposite? Why is only the tip of the ball needed to be a TD? Why does the whole ball not need to cross the plane like in hockey? I don't know - seems like it's worked and rarely is an issue.
didn't we go through all of this ad nauseum with that Santonio Holmes play last year in the Ravens game?
Are you assuming that the entire SP was present in that thread? Also, I don't need it to be rehashed, it was more of a rhetorical post.
yes
 
The correct call was made.With that said, I don't like that rule. It doesn't make a lot of sense to me that the entire has to cross the line of scrimmage. To me it's all about the ball as far as making sense. The ball starts on that line and if the ball crosses that line of scrimmage before it's thrown, to me that's crossing the line. Obviously that's not the rule but it's a rule that has changed so it's not like there's not a difference of opinion out there on it, I don't like it this way.
:goodposting: exactly what i was trying to say....it goes against every other rule in the game - what if your entire body had to be in the endzone for a td? if your body doesn't have to cross every other plane - first down, td, etc, - why should it in this case? it just doesn't make sense.
Could it not be seen the opposite? Why is only the tip of the ball needed to be a TD? Why does the whole ball not need to cross the plane like in hockey? I don't know - seems like it's worked and rarely is an issue.
didn't we go through all of this ad nauseum with that Santonio Holmes play last year in the Ravens game?
Are you assuming that the entire SP was present in that thread? Also, I don't need it to be rehashed, it was more of a rhetorical post.
It was a historic day. We were all here.It is in thu guiness book of records.
 
Man, at least pretend like you were looking at something under the hood. That being said, I don't like the challenge and did not expect them to overturn it.

 
Lol Collinsworth gives the ref way too much credit. As if these guys working the replay are going to be smart enough to use landmarks painted on the field, these guys have proven a million times that they're incompetent and you expect them to think outside the box?

 

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