Game Thread: Dallas Cowboys @ Green Bay Packers

[aar000n]

Uhmm, we Lions fans heard an awful lot about how one play doesn't mean win or lose. And your defense had plenty of time to make a stop and get the ball back. You didn't get it done. How's it feel?

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[GNG]

So a stretch to score isn't a football move now? Or is it because he didn't have control of the ball long enough? What constitutes long enough? IMO the rules a little gray. I agree with this call but if he had the ability and control of the ball to dive across the goal line it has to be a catch and TD similar to when a running back does this.

He didn't complete the process similar to the call on Calvin Johnson. It was the right call unless you want to change the rules.

 

[GNG]

Congratulations GB fans. It was a tough game that as always a play or two made the difference. But Dallas did well this year which was a surprise in itself.

I thought the Cowboys exceeded expectations.

 

[Moab]

That was a good game, props to the Cowboys, one play makes a big difference in this game, just like most. Nothing to be ashamed of, one team would win and the other would lose, time honored tradition.

 

[Hank Kingsley]

Bottom line.

Dez should have come down with that ball and settled for possession.

Then they run Murray 2 or 3 times, go fo a 2 pt conversion. Give ball back to GB with less than 3 minutes left.

But you still have to stop GB.

Correct call on a bad rule.

 

[Nasty_Magician]

The turning point for me was the missed FG and giving up the big play that setup the Green Bay FG right before the half. Those are 2 fuck ups you cannot allow if you want to beat a team as good as Green Bay. They hit that FG and hold Green Bay to no points before the half the momentum changes, the strategy changes etc. It was a momentum killer and a missed opportunity.

 

[Hank Kingsley]

The turning point for me was the missed FG and giving up the big play that setup the Green Bay FG right before the half. Those are 2 fuck ups you cannot allow if you want to beat a team as good as Green Bay. They hit that FG and hold Green Bay to no points before the half the momentum changes, the strategy changes etc. It was a momentum killer and a missed opportunity.

Just before that missed FG, they throw deep off a "Kill, Kill" on 3rd and 1?

I was confused..........

And the Murray fumble was my turning point.