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First of all we all know this was a make up call  for last week. Second the guy took three steps then extended for the goalline. Third I didn't see the ball hit the ground I seen his forearm hit the ground not the ball and when it came out he caught it again without it hitting the ground. This is basically the refs showing "they have no bias towards the Cowboys" and we get a bad matchup for the NFC Championship.
 
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Dallas loses because the replay official doesn't believe Dez makes a football move. This hurts. I would have been ok with a loss almost any other way. But not on a questionable replay call. 
 
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You guys crack me up, if it was truly fixed, why did they call it on the field a catch and risk McCarthy not challenging the call?  I would love to think it's fixed, but always the losing bettors cry "fix" when they have the losing ticket.  I understand the reasoning of the reversal and it's a very tough beat but since Perriera called it correctly as the expert that is would be reversed, does this mean he is on the fix as well?
 
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Posted: #54
It was a catch 2 feet or elbow take your pick screw job
 
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I don't like this call either....  I thought it was a catch.

What a time for McCarthy to actually win a challenge. 
 
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The no fun league has become a joke
 
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Absolute farce 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by VegasVandal:

Another BS call which its title appropriately demonstrates....In that play it is obvious and clear and convincing evidence that the ball hit the ground so it may be easier to overturn than this one even. still horrible call


Exactly. The point was that's the rule you are all complaining about in action. It looked like a catch to everyone. Two feet down with possession but after coming down he spins around to party and puts ball on ground and it's a not catch. 
I agree it's a bizarre rule but it's the rule. 

Also watch the play today. The ball hits the ground and moves. 
 
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That was a catch in my book 
 
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He also took steps that was a fumble recovered by Bryant ball spotted at 1 can't advance your own fumble or a td! Dopey ref had it right on field!
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One mistake after another this year starting with the Ray Rice incident and on
 
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Quote Originally Posted by DA_BOYS:

Dallas loses because the replay official doesn't believe Dez makes a football move. This hurts. I would have been ok with a loss almost any other way. But not on a questionable replay call. 

Now you know how Lions fans felt last week. 
 
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Pereira himself said nothing else matters other than making a football move. How many steps he took , elbow down, only if he made a football move. In his opinion he did not. I completely disagree.  But neither of our opinions matter just the replay official. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by sevenout44:

One mistake after another this year starting with the Ray Rice incident and on

It has been a bad year. Hope it clears up though it looks unlikely. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by OddShaad:

First of all we all know this was a make up call  for last week. Second the guy took three steps then extended for the goalline. Third I didn't see the ball hit the ground I seen his forearm hit the ground not the ball and when it came out he caught it again without it hitting the ground. This is basically the refs showing "they have no bias towards the Cowboys" and we get a bad matchup for the NFC Championship.

^^^^^^

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I challenge anyone to send me a gif file of the ball hitting the ground with clear and convincing evidence. I only see forearm and since he caught it anyway after the forearm caused the ball to move the call was actually incorrect twice.

 
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I was at the 2010 bears game when calvin johnsons catch was overturned, same thing no catch. Thats the rule, the ground can cause an incompletion on a pass play. on a rush the ground cant cause a fumble.

You dont have to agree w/ the rule, but thats what it is.
 
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his elbow was never down your all idiots.. not a catch
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Quote Originally Posted by DA_BOYS:

Pereira himself said nothing else matters other than making a football move. How many steps he took , elbow down, only if he made a football move. In his opinion he did not. I completely disagree.  But neither of our opinions matter just the replay official. 

 

LMAO yea according to these guidelines you can take 15 steps toward the endzone and score without making  a single football move but it wouldn't be a catch

 
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^so if that rule has always been in effect, why is the calvin johnson play the first time in history anyone knew about the rule?  shouldn't plays like that have been called a couple of times every season before 2010?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by aaironworks:

his elbow was never down your all idiots.. not a catch

 

I think you missed an important conjunction in there somewhere killer.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by howzuck:

   I understand the reasoning of the reversal and it's a very tough beat but since Perriera called it correctly as the expert that is would be reversed, does this mean he is on the fix as well?

If you've been paying attention Perriera predicts the outcomes of replays about as well as any of us could.  Might as well call him Coin Flip Perrieira.  They should get rid of that whole expert in the booth, just makes it painfully obvious what a
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I just watched it ten times. Left arm is out above his shoulder cupping ball then ball and forearm hit the ground and the ball shifted up. I don't know how you can't see it. It hit the ground if you can't see but that's your opinion. Game's over Boys lose. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by VegasVandal:

^^^^^^

THIS

 

I challenge anyone to send me a gif file of the ball hitting the ground with clear and convincing evidence. I only see forearm and since he caught it anyway after the forearm caused the ball to move the call was actually incorrect twice.

I'm not sure if it was a catch or not,its a judgement call,depending what you think a football move is,i thought the calvin johson play was a catch when I first saw it,but it leaves it up to the officials judgement unfortunately.But I do think they ball touched the ground.
 
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Frankly I'm curious to hear what the NFL says tomorrow about it. They said the Lions got screwed last week. 
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by VegasVandal:

 

LMAO yea according to these guidelines you can take 15 steps toward the endzone and score without making  a single football move but it wouldn't be a catch


Pereira said it doesn't matter how many steps he took after Long says it looks like he took 3 steps. 
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