Penalty Update, week 3

[dbair1967]

Week one, Jets had no (ZERO) penalties vs us, but somehow that ultra disciplined team (which ranked near the top of the league in most penalties last yr) has 7 penalties in each of the last two games (14 total) for 121 total yards.

The Niners in week two had 5 penalties for 25 yards against us.

Against a lousy Cincy team yesterday SF had 12 penalties for 70 yards. In week one at Seattle they had 9 penalties for 102 yards.

The 5 total penalties against us are the fewest in the league so far.

Yeah, league officiating isnt biased.

 

[LAZARUS_LOGAN]

That's what people fail to understand, it's not just the refs making calls against us---legitimate or otherwise, but rather the non-calls in favor of the opposing teams that face Dallas. That's where the damage is done.

 

[dbair1967]

That's what people fail to understand, it's not just the refs making calls against us---legitimate or otherwise, but rather the non-calls in favor of the opposing teams that face Dallas. That's where the damage is done.

Yep....Ware probably has drawn a total of 3 or 4 holding calls against him his entire career. Despite being the concensus best pass rusher in the league. Doesnt matter who trots out there either, the scrubbier the OL is, the more likely it is he can rip Ware's uni off without a call.

And forget about Romo ever getting the call on a late hit, roughing or shot to the head. Then there's the opposing DB's, who can basically gang rape our receivers and TE's without fear of the flag.

 

[LAZARUS_LOGAN]

Yep....Ware probably has drawn a total of 3 or 4 holding calls against him his entire career. Despite being the concensus best pass rusher in the league. Doesnt matter who trots out there either, the scrubbier the OL is, the more likely it is he can rip Ware's uni off without a call.

And forget about Romo ever getting the call on a late hit, roughing or shot to the head. Then there's the opposing DB's, who can basically gang rape our receivers and TE's without fear of the flag.

I have yet to see any officiating as bad as the one witnessed in 2009 against the Packers. The refs might have just put on Packer jerseys---it would have been more honest.

But like I said, Jerry somewhat brought this on the Cowboys by running his big mouth about Ed Hochuli over that Bronco-Charger mess, and I believe that was the same year as that Packers' game, where we got jobbed.