Eisen: "I understand the tuck rule, but not why there IS a tuck rule."

[gusmahler]

I'll guarantee you that if the teams had been reversed the refs would have stopped play with an officials time out or held the ball until all the Dallas defenders were back onside. No way the Cards would ever get the extra 5 yards.

Or even more likely called the Cards for a false start. 10 second run off game over.

This whole conspiracy theory stuff is getting tiring. Refs don't wait until defenders are onside during the 2 minute drill. If the roles were reversed, they would have called false start. But only because #75 would have false started.

If the NFL was so pro-Cowboys, don't you think they would have won a playoff game sometime in the last 12 years?

 

[Duckjake]

This whole conspiracy theory stuff is getting tiring. Refs don't wait until defenders are onside during the 2 minute drill. If the roles were reversed, they would have called false start. But only because #75 would have false started.

If the NFL was so pro-Cowboys, don't you think they would have won a playoff game sometime in the last 12 years?

Who said anything about the NFL being pro Cowboys. They're anti-Cardinals.

And yes after 40 years of getting shafted by the refs the conspiracy thing is extremely tiring. But now that we're selling tickets, getting good TV ratings and moving merchandise we'll finally start to get some calls.

Funny how #75 still manages a false start a game for the Cardinals. That number needs to be retired and no more players named Leonard either.

 

[football karma]

Funny how #75 still manages a false start a game for the Cardinals. That number needs to be retired and no more players named Leonard either.

Better yet --

the year the team gets rid of false start machine #75 Leonard Davis, they replace him with Leonard Pope, good for one a game, and #75, Levi Brown, also good for one a game