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tdSKINS1 11-05-2006 06:05 PM

The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
Dont get me wrong this game was incredible i loved the "W" But there were so many holding calls on Dallas that weren't called i almost puked on some of the missed calls. But hey it came and bit them in the ass, dammmmmnn i love karma

RedskinRat 11-05-2006 06:06 PM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
I love my [I]Karma[/I] with the [I]Sutra[/I] upgrade.

3rd ID SOLDIER 11-05-2006 06:30 PM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
especially the one hold on griffen

dall-assblows 11-05-2006 06:54 PM

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people make there own karma

hurrykaine 11-05-2006 07:02 PM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
2 bad non-calls by the refs cancel out with TO's dropped balls which would've been sure TDs. Had we lost the game, I wouldn't have blamed the refs, just poor offensive line play, play calling and execution on offense.

SkinsLove24/7 11-05-2006 07:18 PM

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There was also a freakin' blantant block in the back on a Dallas punt return that 95,000 people saw but somehow the refs were looking at our smokin' hot cheerleaders.

SmootSmack 11-05-2006 07:24 PM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
Aikman was saying something about a "tripping call" that should have been called against Dallas on a Randle-El punt return that he almost broke free for a TD

Anyone see that trip? I missed it

RedskinRat 11-05-2006 07:31 PM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
[quote=TAFKAS;239552]Aikman was saying something about a "tripping call" that should have been called against Dallas on a Randle-El punt return that he almost broke free for a TD

Anyone see that trip? I missed it[/quote]

Yeah, looked like the lineman (I think) swung himself around to leg whip ARE. Could have gone either way as it also looked like our guy blocking him had a big handful of jersey.

VTSkins897 11-05-2006 07:49 PM

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it was a trip

oh well though

hesscl34 11-05-2006 07:55 PM

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Dirty Dallas - and the refs allowed it. That's all I have to say about that!

Alvin#40 11-05-2006 08:02 PM

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Was an old fashioned leg wip for us ol timers. Pretty obvious, should of been 15 but no call. All and all, other then the "NO CALLS", I really wasn't to upset with the refs. I saw a stat in 4th that cowboys had 10 and Skins had 5 penalties, so I don't think it went either way. IMO
P.S. Hiya Hess!!! thanks for keeping it positive this week.:)

dmek25 11-05-2006 08:03 PM

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[quote=RedskinRat;239563]Yeah, looked like the lineman (I think) swung himself around to leg whip ARE. Could have gone either way as it also looked like our guy blocking him had a big handful of jersey.[/quote]
rat, your right on the money.and randle el was getting tackled by a different defender, anyway

hesscl34 11-05-2006 08:05 PM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
[quote=Alvin#40;239593]Was an old fashioned leg wip for us ol timers. Pretty obvious, should of been 15 but no call. All and all, other then the "NO CALLS", I really wasn't to upset with the refs. I saw a stat in 4th that cowboys had 10 and Skins had 5 penalties, so I don't think it went either way. IMO[/quote]

That first Dallas TD should have been called back. Daniels was being held the entire time, and even the guy holding him was looking for the flag after the play because he knew he held him. BS!!! Also, there was another hold that was RIGHT in the refs face, and no call. I was pissed and seeing red at that point. BS!!!!

12thMan 11-05-2006 08:10 PM

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Reporter: Coach, looked liked Dallas got away with a couple of questionable calls, what did you guys think?

Gibbs: Yeah, we looked at the film real good. We think we saw a couple of things there. We're sending up three of those calls that we thought we should have had. I tell ya, I guys played there guys out today.....

TheMalcolmConnection 11-05-2006 08:17 PM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
[quote=hurrykaine;239529]2 bad non-calls by the refs cancel out with TO's dropped balls which would've been sure TDs. Had we lost the game, I wouldn't have blamed the refs, just poor offensive line play, play calling and execution on offense.[/quote]

What about Cooley's "Almost TD drop"? What about not punching it in on the 1 after seven chances? Already all the Cowboys fans I know are saying we got lucky. THEY got lucky it was even that close. With the field position we had, the score should have been in the mid-30s.

tdSKINS1 11-05-2006 08:20 PM

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Well the first dallas T.D , Dallas TE Jason Witten was looking for a holding flag and realized there wasn't one and started celebrating thats pretty bad, they knew they commited the penalty but the refs didn't. But F it we got the W

hesscl34 11-05-2006 08:22 PM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
[quote=TAFKAS;239552]Aikman was saying something about a "tripping call" that should have been called against Dallas on a Randle-El punt return that he almost broke free for a TD

Anyone see that trip? I missed it[/quote]

Yep, he threw his leg out and tripped him up. Dirty FUCKING Dallas. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR! So glad we beat them!

hesscl34 11-05-2006 08:23 PM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
[quote=hurrykaine;239529]2 bad non-calls by the refs cancel out with TO's dropped balls which would've been sure TDs. Had we lost the game, I wouldn't have blamed the refs, just poor offensive line play, play calling and execution on offense.[/quote]

TO sleeping on football = two dropped balls. KARMA!

EternalEnigma21 11-05-2006 08:26 PM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
I was severely pissed about some of the calls/ non-calls today. In a game that close the refs were definately picking on the hometeam.... and the announcers were all over tony romo's jock... (I tried to start a drinking game drinking only when the said, "romo", but only lasted about 5 minutes, 3 of which we were on offense...

Several dallas holds (big ones that would've gone for sacks, or at least pressures) weren't called. ST gets called for "going low" on a QB, but every time I saw anyone near Brunell they were going for his knees. Re-watch the game... it was all they went for, and refs were standing 2 feet away and allowed it.

I know refs have it bad, but this was udderly one of the most lop-sided games as far as calls go, and the cowboys still had like 200 yards in penalties... they should've had 300.

That Guy 11-05-2006 09:50 PM

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if you're going to be bad, at least be consistent. i agree they should be fired, but you get bad refs sometimes... too bad they're not full time, so they can devote more time to not screwing games up.

Pocket$ $traight 11-05-2006 09:51 PM

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That 15 yarder on Taylor looked pretty good to me!!!!!!!!!

HAIL TO THE REDSKINS!

JWsleep 11-06-2006 11:26 AM

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The refs were very bad Sunday--I was sitting behind one endzone (the one Portis ran to) and there were some OBVIOUS things they missed. But then they called it very tight in other places (Dallas did have 153 of penalty yards, so it's hard to complain all that much! ;) ). Inconsistent is the worst. Did Furia really hold on that pass play? WTF?

But we won, nonetheless. Talk about fight through adversity!

dmek25 11-06-2006 11:28 AM

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hell, furia didnt get close enough to anyone to hold

5RINGS 11-06-2006 12:04 PM

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[QUOTE=canthetuna;239651]I was severely pissed about some of the calls/ non-calls today. In a game that close the refs were definately picking on the hometeam.... and the announcers were all over tony romo's jock... (I tried to start a drinking game drinking only when the said, "romo", but only lasted about 5 minutes, 3 of which we were on offense...

Several dallas holds (big ones that would've gone for sacks, or at least pressures) weren't called. ST gets called for "going low" on a QB, but every time I saw anyone near Brunell they were going for his knees. Re-watch the game... it was all they went for, and refs were standing 2 feet away and allowed it.

I know refs have it bad, but this was udderly one of the most lop-sided games as far as calls go, and the cowboys still had like 200 yards in penalties... they should've had 300.[/QUOTE]

The Cowboys had their third worst penalized game in their history yesterday.

I am scared to think that there should have been more called.....

Team looks undisciplined.
150 yards in penalties.

firstdown 11-06-2006 12:17 PM

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[quote=Grim21Reaper;239755]That 15 yarder on Taylor looked pretty good to me!!!!!!!!!

HAIL TO THE REDSKINS![/quote]
That was an awful call and was a text book tackle. He hit Romo in his mid section with his right shoulder and raped the back of his legs with his arms bringing him down. He did not hit him in the knees and only rapped him up by the legs as you should when making a tackle.

gibbsisgod 11-06-2006 12:22 PM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
[quote=firstdown;240162]That was an awful call and was a text book tackle. He hit Romo in his mid section with his right shoulder and raped the back of his legs with his arms bringing him down. He did not hit him in the knees and only rapped him up by the legs as you should when making a tackle.[/quote]This is the one that get me. Taylor's shoulder hit Homo right in the jock and he get called for a lowblow? I guess the only place you can hit a qb is that 18-24" area from under his face mask down to his belt buckle? That is horse shit!

firstdown 11-06-2006 12:28 PM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
Maybe we found what Lloyd is good for. Not catching the ball but running as fast as he can down field drawing Intf. calls. I did miss his catch that was call back so maybe it will be on the highlight film.

That Guy 11-06-2006 07:16 PM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
patten got a couple deep intf calls last year too. it's not a bad play. lloyd also seems to run block well for a WR.

Pocket$ $traight 11-06-2006 07:23 PM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
[quote=firstdown;240162]That was an awful call and was a text book tackle. He hit Romo in his mid section with his right shoulder and raped the back of his legs with his arms bringing him down. He did not hit him in the knees and only rapped him up by the legs as you should when making a tackle.[/quote]

I meant the one that won the game.

FRPLG 11-06-2006 07:32 PM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
[QUOTE=5RINGS;240144]The Cowboys had their third worst penalized game in their history yesterday.

I am scared to think that there should have been more called.....

Team looks undisciplined.
150 yards in penalties.[/QUOTE]

PIs really skew that though. I thought the refing was all around bad. Basically a wash. We have definitely been the victims of far worse. Almost every call on #21 this season has been wrong.

wheeler 11-07-2006 12:21 AM

Re: The REFS were BLIND TODAY
 
[quote=Alvin#40;239593]Was an old fashioned leg wip for us ol timers. Pretty obvious, should of been 15 but no call. All and all, other then the "NO CALLS", I really wasn't to upset with the refs. I saw a stat in 4th that cowboys had 10 and Skins had 5 penalties, so I don't think it went either way. IMO
P.S. Hiya Hess!!! thanks for keeping it positive this week.:)[/quote]hey when troy aikmen is calling a holding penalty while circling the hold ,when there is a roughing the passer call just because it's taylor:nono: .you know they missed a few:dallas: and we got em:point:


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