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I don't really care, but I do think Dallas would have zero chance vs Sea
GB will give them a game

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http://blackandgold.com/nfl/70568-ro...es-closed.html

He throws with his eyes closed ... :rolleyes:

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According to Officiating VP Dean Blandino, it was not a catch.

I saw his interview on the NFL Network.

My thing is, it should never be ruled a catch.

I am going to look out for that next season in every catch like this.

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Dallas beat Seattle earlier in the season.

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And pretty convincingly.. especially in the trenches. That O line is probably the best I have seen this year. Solid across the board.

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I betcha Detroit believe in karma,, if the refs non calls didn't effect the Detroit game I probably will have sympathy for the cowgirls. I would've never suspect them to overturn that call after the early PI and flagrant fouls going in Dallas favor

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And we beat Green Bay so who knows what happens on any given day!!

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Agree, and if it was a team/player I liked, I'd probably be more upset, :lol:. I'm beginning to think they somehow reinstated the Replacement Refs from a few seasons ago, :rolleyes: ... maybe it's not that bad, but come on!. There were a few other calls where I kinda' went, "huh?".

Kudos to Mike McCarthy & his staff for the challenge if they did so in the knowledge that Bryant did not make a 'football move' after the catch, yada, yada, yada ... that's a pretty technical assessment to make in real time during the heat of battle. My guess is they just threw the flag out there & hoped for the best, :neutral:.

Couple good points I've heard since last week's fiasco and in this article are: 1) NFL refs are part-time, maybe they should consider full-time refs, 2) "All-Star" officiating crews for the post season aren't getting the job done., 3) the NFL rulebook is too voluminous for refs to properly officiate a game or for the players/coaches/fans to understand. :neutral:.

JMO.