[Capybara]

I'm honestly surprised that this story isn't bigger today. Seems like all the talk is about how Dallas got robbed by a bad call or a bad rule. WTF?!

Hello?! Did everyone forget that they had NO business even being in that game yesterday in the first place? This is the greatest example of sports karma actually working out that I've seen in ages!

Quick refresher: Lions' Pettigrew got RUN OVER by a beaten LB, flag was thrown, penalty was announced. Detroit is about to use up more time, score again, and Dallas is then essentially fukked. Flag is then picked up.

Come on, folks, how can anyone be crying for Dallas now??? They got what was theirs. The football gods gave and then they took away. And anyway, I never had any doubt that the Dez play was NOT a catch, right from the get-go, unlike the bizarre picked-up PI flag. Maybe the rule isn't the best, but it was 100% clear that when he goes down the ball bounces out of his hand. End of story.

Best result ever of a team getting a complete gift of a playoff win. I must say I've never seen it actually come back to bite a team until now. So, finally!

[tony_come]

What happened?

[THam12]

It is big news today.

[mcdonae101]

difference is last week most of the analyst agreed that detroit got the short end of the stick. this week very few have said that it was a completed pass, however, most of the SBR NFL rules experts say it was completed tho,lmfao

[JAKEPEAVY21]

Amen, peace out dallas

[Big Bear]

i kind of feel bad for Dez Bryant.

That was a big time play.

But i am sure the money in his bank account probably has him in good spirits today.

[JAKEPEAVY21]

i kind of feel bad for Dez Bryant.

That was a big time play.

But i am sure the money in his bank account probably has him in good spirits today.

hard to feel bad for anyone that hits their Mom in the face..fukk him

[Deuce]

Fukk them. Jerruh can go fukk himself.

[opie1988]

It was an incomplete pass. Just like that wasn't pass interference.

Look both games up 5 years from now and that's exactly what it will say.

Only jerkoffs still talk about outcomes after the games long been decided.

We've all moved on.

[NrmlCurvSurfr]

Karma? So an undefinable force is why that happened...thanks for clearing that up LOL...do you believe in the tooth fairy too? Karma! Hahahahaha truth is, things happened to people that they don't "deserve" and some people never "get what's coming to them"...karma...god...luck...all bullshit. I'd rather hear that the refs were trying to make up for the previous game, at least that has an ounce of logic to it...I don't think that's what happens but c'mon, let's get out of fantasy land...karma lol

[ramones951]

Now all there's left to do is laugh at those who don't understand the concept of karma...

I'm honestly surprised that this story isn't bigger today. Seems like all the talk is about how Dallas got robbed by a bad call or a bad rule. WTF?!

Hello?! Did everyone forget that they had NO business even being in that game yesterday in the first place? This is the greatest example of sports karma actually working out that I've seen in ages!

Quick refresher: Lions' Pettigrew got RUN OVER by a beaten LB, flag was thrown, penalty was announced. Detroit is about to use up more time, score again, and Dallas is then essentially fukked. Flag is then picked up.

Come on, folks, how can anyone be crying for Dallas now??? They got what was theirs. The football gods gave and then they took away. And anyway, I never had any doubt that the Dez play was NOT a catch, right from the get-go, unlike the bizarre picked-up PI flag. Maybe the rule isn't the best, but it was 100% clear that when he goes down the ball bounces out of his hand. End of story.

Best result ever of a team getting a complete gift of a playoff win. I must say I've never seen it actually come back to bite a team until now. So, finally!

[Capybara]

Karma? So an undefinable force is why that happened...thanks for clearing that up LOL...do you believe in the tooth fairy too? Karma! Hahahahaha truth is, things happened to people that they don't "deserve" and some people never "get what's coming to them"...karma...god...luck...all bullshit. I'd rather hear that the refs were trying to make up for the previous game, at least that has an ounce of logic to it...I don't think that's what happens but c'mon, let's get out of fantasy land...karma lol

Now all there's left to do is laugh at those who don't understand the concept of karma...

Lol. Announcement to the overreaction committee: It's an expression.

Obviously I don't believe that some unseen force caused anything to happen. Saying "karma's a bitch" is just a way of expressing that they got what was fairly coming to them after they were gift-wrapped a win they didn't deserve against Detroit. That's all. I'm the least superstitious guy on this forum in actuality.

[NrmlCurvSurfr]

I'm honestly surprised that this story isn't bigger today. Seems like all the talk is about how Dallas got robbed by a bad call or a bad rule. WTF?!

Hello?! Did everyone forget that they had NO business even being in that game yesterday in the first place? This is the greatest example of sports karma actually working out that I've seen in ages!

Quick refresher: Lions' Pettigrew got RUN OVER by a beaten LB, flag was thrown, penalty was announced. Detroit is about to use up more time, score again, and Dallas is then essentially fukked. Flag is then picked up.

Come on, folks, how can anyone be crying for Dallas now??? They got what was theirs. The football gods gave and then they took away. And anyway, I never had any doubt that the Dez play was NOT a catch, right from the get-go, unlike the bizarre picked-up PI flag. Maybe the rule isn't the best, but it was 100% clear that when he goes down the ball bounces out of his hand. End of story.

Best result ever of a team getting a complete gift of a playoff win. I must say I've never seen it actually come back to bite a team until now. So, finally!

Not very superstitious?...anyway it was a catch followed by 3 steps and stretch for the endzone...I just wish people would look at the ambiguity of the "rule", and how that gives refs too much control over a game, rather than do what every other dummy on the planet is doing and just calling it "payback"..or "karma"...or whatever