What sort of thread have you made for us? A Wentz thread, if you can keep it.

[NDSU92]

Well Dak and Jalen take the pressure off of Carson with their playoff performances.

Remember why I gave up on the nfl before the flood of Bison made the pros. Was reminded during the Bengals vs raiders. They talk about that whistle before the td. Well the first Bengal td the ball bounced off the turf and it was never reviewed. I'm not sure the players are involved but the refs really seem to have an impact on the outcome of these big games. And the Dallas move the ball the length of the football thing? Didn't end up mattering but what a bunch of crap.

Lol Dak's biggest mistake yesterday was applauding the fans for throwing objects at the refs. Unreal...

He'll obviously get a pass for it, but still

[OrygunBison]

And the Dallas move the ball the length of the football thing? Didn't end up mattering but what a bunch of crap.

One of the very first things that we teach little kids about the game is to put the ball on the ground or hand it to an official at the end of every play. If a third grader can understand that concept, so should grown ass men. In just about every hurry-up offense that I'm used to seeing, the offense knows 100% to make sure that the official has quick and uninterrupted access to the ball so that they can get the next play ready. It is an elemental concept that the Cowboy players forgot yesterday.

[scottietohottie]

One of the very first things that we teach little kids about the game is to put the ball on the ground or hand it to an official at the end of every play. If a third grader can understand that concept, so should grown ass men. In just about every hurry-up offense that I'm used to seeing, the offense knows 100% to make sure that the official has quick and uninterrupted access to the ball so that they can get the next play ready. It is an elemental concept that the Cowboy players forgot yesterday.

No there was a play where the 49ers got a first down. They moved the ball back a half of the football length and made them go for it on 4th down. They converted so it didn't matter but it was stupid to move it that little of a bit in the first place.


Dak is dak.

[WeAreThePride]

One of the very first things that we teach little kids about the game is to put the ball on the ground or hand it to an official at the end of every play. If a third grader can understand that concept, so should grown ass men. In just about every hurry-up offense that I'm used to seeing, the offense knows 100% to make sure that the official has quick and uninterrupted access to the ball so that they can get the next play ready. It is an elemental concept that the Cowboy players forgot yesterday.

Dallas has nobody to blame but themselves for that ending. They knew they didn't have any timeouts left, but they still ran up the middle with seconds left and no timeouts.

[OrygunBison]

No there was a play where the 49ers got a first down. They moved the ball back a half of the football length and made them go for it on 4th down. They converted so it didn't matter but it was stupid to move it that little of a bit in the first place.

So, they shouldn't worry about ball placement as it relates to first downs? That's like the argument a few weeks ago about BV wanting to redefine the definition of a forward pass.

[scottietohottie]

So, they shouldn't worry about ball placement as it relates to first downs? That's like the argument a few weeks ago about BV wanting to redefine the definition of a forward pass.

They measured gave them the first down and then ended up reviewing it and moving the ball six inches so it wasn't a first down. Would have been different if they just reviewed it right away. It added a good extra ten minutes and had absolutely no effect on the outcome. That's what I get sick of. And how did they not review the first Bengals td if the replay booth can tell they didn't spot the ball right? When they came back from the break after the first Bengals td somebody had taken the time to cut the replay right so you don't see the fumble. They just conveniently use replay when they want too. That's s joke.

[scottietohottie]

This play was not even reviewed. Yet they could tell they didn't spot the ball right during the other game.

[scottietohottie]

You have technology so good you can spot the football sub inch but don't review a score in a playoff game?

[EC8CH]

Lol Dak's biggest mistake yesterday was applauding the fans for throwing objects at the refs. Unreal...

He'll obviously get a pass for it, but still

Wow? Really? Tool. His team screwed up. That's not on the Refs. They did everything possible to allow them to get a play off, but the Cowboys screwed up with their clock managment.

[TAILG8R]

This play was not even reviewed. Yet they could tell they didn't spot the ball right during the other game.

The NFL needs to figure out when "going to the ground" matters in a catch.