2023 NFL Week 12: Washington Redskins vs. Dallas Cowboys

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there are a few things in life you can always count on and dbair bitching about refs is one of them

Did you watch the game?

Have you seen clips of the calls in question?

 

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This play was ruled (and replay confirmed) to be a fumble.

I'm trying to find the clip of the AJ Brown play v Buffalo in OT, game would have been over as nearly the identical play happened and it was ruled incomplete.

 

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This is the play that not only was not called a horse collar (obvious) but instead was ruled intentional grounding, causing the Bills to lose more yards (13). The play happened on 2nd and goal at the 3, and called properly the Bills would have had 1st and goal inside the 2. Had they just "missed" the horse collar and simply ruled it incomplete, the Bills would have had 3rd and goal from the 3 yd line.

The receiver is literally right in from of Allen ad officials still called it intentional grounding.

Instead, the 34-35 yd FG was blocked and the Bills didnt score at all.

 

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Per reports, he will be in Dallas tomorrow for his free agent visit.

 

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For the season now, Dallas ranks 6th worst in the league in net penalty count (-13)

Philly ranks 2nd best in net penalty count (+21) and 3rd most in opponents penalty count (79)

Philly also ranks 1st in the league in fewest offensive holding calls (4 in 11 games), Dallas is tied for 3rd in most offensive holding (17)

Cowboys lead the league in defensive holding penalties (11). Philly has 2 for the season.

We also lead the league in defensive offsides penalties (by a wide margin) and replays have shown numerous of these were bogus calls.

 

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I don't believe for 1 second that all of them are just "missed"

Gambling by refs is the real problem.

 

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Eagles defense sense they "scooped" the league and traded for Titans safety Kevin Byard

v Bills: 505 total yards allowed, 332 passing yards, 29 first downs, 13/22 3rd down conversions

v Chiefs: 336 total yards, 23 first downs, 8/17 3rd down conversions

v Cowboys: 406 total yards, 333 passing, 27 first downs, 6/15 3rd down conversions

v Redskins: 472 total yards, 388 passing, 26 first downs, 7/12 3rd down conversions

Kevin Byard in 4 games, has a bunch of downfield tackles, 2 passes defensed and 1 int on a ball thrown right to him

 

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Gets his chance to make legit claim for MVP over the next 5 weeks. Let's see how he handles it.

If he keeps playing the way he has since the bye and we go 4-1 or 5-0 I think has to be right in the mix, if not the runaway winner.