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LOL I was surprised to see him too when the camera showed the booth Jones and his crew where sitting in. Looked online and he was in Texas attending Perry's gubernatorial inauguration. Weird that he was in Dallas celebrating the Dogboys' victory Him being from Jersey, I thought his football politics where either aligned with Philly or New York.
The way I saw it, they were hand battling, the Lions TE batted at the Cowboy LB's facemask, the LB had one hand on the TE's shoulder. I think it was a good no call but the officials blew it in the way they handled it.
I couldn't agree more. It wasn't blatant PI. The more I watch all the air between the two, the more I feel it was at best a no call...
I couldn't agree more. It wasn't blatant PI. The more I watch all the air between the two, the more I feel it was at best a no call...
Terrible way to handle by the refs though...
It was not a good no call. The defender was not playing the ball and he contacted the receiver. That is textbook pass interference. If that isn't pass interference, nothing is pass interference.
It was not a good no call. The defender was not playing the ball and he contacted the receiver. That is textbook pass interference. If that isn't pass interference, nothing is pass interference.
There was a ton of air between the receiver and the defender. At worst they were hand jabbing back and forth.
Worst officiating since the Fail Mary... Except that was the regular season and this is the PLAYOFFS.
Total disgrace to the game today.
This.
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The Lions wuz robbed.
This also. Hope Christie likes that home cookin.
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LOL I was surprised to see him too when the camera showed the booth Jones and his crew where sitting in. Looked online and he was in Texas attending Perry's gubernatorial inauguration. Weird that he was in Dallas celebrating the Dogboys' victory Him being from Jersey, I thought his football politics where either aligned with Philly or New York.
Wut? The last time I saw Chris Christie, he was in the booth with JJ celebrating the win over the Eagles in Philly.
The flag did not make Detroit give up a winning drive. There are missed or questionable calls every game (including the ones that Detroit committed in this game that weren't called)
Detroit lost because of a collection of bad plays in their control.
Awful call. And after watching/listening to Joe Buck/Troy Aikman swoon over Dallas for the entire game, I'm throroughly sick of the Cowboys. The add the blustering Christie to the equation, and, well, EVERYONE will be cheering for the Packers next week..
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Him being from Jersey, I thought his football politics where either aligned with Philly or New York.
