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BonoMan posted:Jason Witten has caught a pass in 130 consecutive games. The last time he didn't catch a pass in a game was Nov. 2, 2008 in a 35-14 loss to the New York Giants. Shoulda thrown it to him instead of kneeling there.
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As a green Bay fan I'm always happy to see min lose but daaaamn that really really should've been called. That was pretty drat egregious and prob had a pretty drat big impact on that throw. Sorry vikes fans that was a bullshit way to lose it
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Grittybeard posted:How long has it been since Witten hasn't caught a pass? birth
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Grittybeard posted:Shoulda thrown it to him instead of kneeling there. Lol. Um. Kinda?
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That was the ugliest Cowboys win I've seen since that 2007 game in Buffalo
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Easily the ugliest game of the season, woof
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Tony Boselli just called that ref the gently caress out on the radio
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYP6SJyixBo
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b-minus1 posted:Aaron Rogers would have gotten that call. gently caress the cowboys. Aaron Rodgers gets that call even when his facemask isn't actually touched!
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gently caress the refs, that poo poo was egregious
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Rasczak posted:Easily the ugliest game of the season, woof Yep
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Naturally Selected posted:Oh hey another game the refs gently caress over in the last minute. Reffing kept the vikes in this game lol.
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Didn't Witten catch 1 pass this game?
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Burginator posted:gently caress the refs, that poo poo was egregious Honesty that was almost certainly the worst blown call I've seen all season, definitely in the top 3 at least. That absolutely should not have been missed
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dest posted:Didn't Witten catch 1 pass this game? Called back on penalty
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dest posted:Didn't Witten catch 1 pass this game? Called back by holding on Zeke
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That last fuckin call
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If you are into gambling: if the Cowboys make it to the SB, bet on their opponent Even if it's the Pats. Even if Gronk's still out.
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wasianchickn posted:the ballad of sam bradford If he didnt get mega paid the first time around I'd feel legit bad for this guy. I remember when he came out of Oklahoma that I wanted the Redskins to go after him. Probably wouldn't have ended much better for him but..good god man.
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Sickening posted:Reffing kept the vikes in this game lol. Vikes got 1 questionable holding call (That really wasn't that questionable) Cowboys got handed a coin toss fumble, where they changed the field ruling, and a completely missed smack to bradford's head. The vikes D kept them in this game, the refs didn't have much to do with it
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That was a sweet game, hung out with a cowboys fan next to me at the bar
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Pokemaster #421 posted:Honesty that was almost certainly the worst blown call I've seen all season, definitely in the top 3 at least. That absolutely should not have been missed Also missed false start on the same play, soooo...
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Pokemaster #421 posted:Honesty that was almost certainly the worst blown call I've seen all season, definitely in the top 3 at least. That absolutely should not have been missed Same thing with the Sherman interference with Julio Jones, the guy who's job it is to watch for that penalty was blocked from seeing it. And since you can't challenge 'judgment calls' welp, here we are.
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Am I the only one who sometimes just stops watching games because of reffing? Like yes that last play was really bad, but all the flags in the first half for what appeared to be literally a 100 times less obvious than that play made me change the channel. I really only started watching again towards the end.
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Santheb posted:If he didnt get mega paid the first time around I'd feel legit bad for this guy. I remember when he came out of Oklahoma that I wanted the Redskins to go after him. Probably wouldn't have ended much better for him but..good god man. He was the no. 1 overall draft pick of 2010.
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Burginator posted:Vikes got 1 questionable holding call (That really wasn't that questionable) You know that saying that you can call holding on every play? Just so happened to be on plays of 15+ in the first 3 quarters. Hell, even nullified an int.
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Chichevache posted:I got sick of watching football with idiot cheeseheads so I'm at my local cigar lounge with all the old men. Football the way it was meant to be watched. Dont you live in cali?
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WENTZ WAGON NUI posted:He was the no. 1 overall draft pick of 2010. I know that. Wasn't he the last of the #1/#1 to get the huge contract or was it Jamarcus?
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got any sevens posted:Dont you live in cali? California produces more dairy products than any other state. edit: I have not looked this up since I first learned this fact in like 2003, so poo poo might have changed.
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Calling it now Bradford spends the bulk of his career as backup for Nick Foles at the Chiefs
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Santheb posted:I know that. Wasn't he the last of the #1/#1 to get the huge contract or was it Jamarcus? Jamarcus Russell got his contract with Oakland in 2007 so yeah I think maybe after Bradford they started realizing it's a bad idea. Or didn't the Rams also give Jared Goff an obscene amount of money?
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WENTZ WAGON NUI posted:Calling it now Bradford spends the bulk of his career as backup for Nick Foles at the Chiefs It's the only way Bradford sees a full year without injury at this point
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WENTZ WAGON NUI posted:Jamarcus Russell got his contract with Oakland in 2007 so yeah I think maybe after Bradford they started realizing it's a bad idea. Or didn't the Rams also give Jared Goff an obscene amount of money? It was just timing really, the CBA happened to be up after Bradford's rookie season and the league wanted to get rid of big rookie contracts so they instituted a slotting system. The NFLPA (like most player's associations) cares a lot more about current players than future ones, so it was fairly easy for the owners to get that written in to the new/current CBA.
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WENTZ WAGON NUI posted:Jamarcus Russell got his contract with Oakland in 2007 so yeah I think maybe after Bradford they started realizing it's a bad idea. Or didn't the Rams also give Jared Goff an obscene amount of money? I don't think the rookie contracts are team killers anymore. From what I understood they are mostly predetermined based on draft slot.
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Santheb posted:I don't think the rookie contracts are team killers anymore. From what I understood they are mostly predetermined based on draft slot. Not that it will stop at least some owners from screwing their own team over on principle to not give up a theoretical penny to their first round draft pick. Say, like, a guy you drafted #3 overall and might be the best defensive rookie in the league.
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