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The implication is they were doing something illegal.
Kind of like Vick complaining about being on the ground after every play with no flag. He isn't saying that defenses are cheating. He's saying they're doing something illegal and should be flagged.
Or a defensive back like Revis holding all the time. If a player complains about it, the implication isn't that the dback is cheating, but doing something illegal that should be flagged.
Romo implied no different.
*Edit: For the sake of argument, let's say Romo WAS in fact implying they were "cheating", or even explicitly said they were cheating. How is this "rediculous" or something to even call Romo out on? If that's what they were doing, and it's illegal, it is Romo's right to bring it up.
Another example, and maybe even more relevant: The Steelers after Game 1 accusing the Ravens o-line of chop blocking. Nobody was trying to imply they were cheating, let alone saying they were cheating, but simply doing something illegal that should be called.
Kind of like Vick complaining about being on the ground after every play with no flag. He isn't saying that defenses are cheating. He's saying they're doing something illegal and should be flagged.
Or a defensive back like Revis holding all the time. If a player complains about it, the implication isn't that the dback is cheating, but doing something illegal that should be flagged.
Romo implied no different.
*Edit: For the sake of argument, let's say Romo WAS in fact implying they were "cheating", or even explicitly said they were cheating. How is this "rediculous" or something to even call Romo out on? If that's what they were doing, and it's illegal, it is Romo's right to bring it up.
Another example, and maybe even more relevant: The Steelers after Game 1 accusing the Ravens o-line of chop blocking. Nobody was trying to imply they were cheating, let alone saying they were cheating, but simply doing something illegal that should be called.
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