DET - DAL

[langer]

Pretty good game so far.

It'll be ruined when they put on the Jimmy Johnson ring of fame bs.

Should put O'Donnell up there tonight.

[Works At A Bank]

Terry wearing a cowboy hat

[Jobu]

Of course fuck head Jerruh has to plop himself right in the spotlight.

[Texas Black & Gold]

Of course fuck head Jerruh has to plop himself right in the spotlight.

Privilege of being the owner.

[Jobu]

Of course fuck head Jerruh has to plop himself right in the spotlight.

Privilege of being the owner.

Name one other owner in professional sports that does that.

[Texas Black & Gold]

Of course fuck head Jerruh has to plop himself right in the spotlight.

Privilege of being the owner.

Name one other owner in professional sports that does that.

Mark Cuban ???

[jeemie]

CeeDee Lamb's cleat prints are all over Cam Sutton.

[Jobu]

Privilege of being the owner.

Name one other owner in professional sports that does that.

Mark Cuban ???

I’m not an NBA fan, it’s more WWE than an actual sport IMO, but I don’t think even he does it.
That’s a job for a FO flunky or a media person, not the owner of the franchise. Jerruh is just an attention whore.

[jeemie]

How was that not DPI?

[jeemie]

Dan Campbell going for the win.

Wow!

[jeemie]

Oh wow the guy forgot to report?

[jeemie]

Oh wow the guy forgot to report?

And now offside!

Holy shit!

[Orangesteel]

We need an OL like DET has. Holy smokes they are good.

[langer]

Can’t give Jimmy a loss not on his night.

[Jobu]

Oh wow the guy forgot to report?

I’d bet a dollar to a donut that the guy reported.

[jeemie]

Oh wow the guy forgot to report?

I’d bet a dollar to a donut that the guy reported.

Looks like Detroit was trying some gamesmanship to keep Dallas guessing as to who was reporting, and maybe, according to this guy, confused the official?

https://x.com/ASaunders_PGH/status/1741 ... 56018?s=20

Which is weird because the whole issue of reporting is so the ref can announce who is eligible.

Leave them guessing to the last minute.

Listening to how Detroit addressed this after the game, something suspicious happened.

Either Detroit was being coy, or NFL games are scripted.

The flag was very late in coming.

[langer]

The simplest answer is that Jerry threw a tantrum, was super pissed, then Jimmy got on the hone to New York and whined and cried, then Aikman took two minutes from what he was doing in the men's room with someone and started crying with Jimmy and to make those assholes happy Roger called it in.

That's probably what happened.

[Texas Steel]

Of course fuck head Jerruh has to plop himself right in the spotlight.

Privilege of being the owner.

Name one other owner in professional sports that does that.

Have you met Mark Cuban?

[Texas Steel]

Name one other owner in professional sports that does that.

Mark Cuban ???

I’m not an NBA fan, it’s more WWE than an actual sport IMO, but I don’t think even he does it.
That’s a job for a FO flunky or a media person, not the owner of the franchise. Jerruh is just an attention whore.

Lol, I see Other Tex gave the same answer. Perhaps you just don't see it much being outside Texas, but dude's all OVER the place when it comes (came) to the Mavs. Perhaps the new owners will take a step back and just let basketball be basketball.

[Jobu]

Mark Cuban ???

I’m not an NBA fan, it’s more WWE than an actual sport IMO, but I don’t think even he does it.
That’s a job for a FO flunky or a media person, not the owner of the franchise. Jerruh is just an attention whore.

Lol, I see Other Tex gave the same answer. Perhaps you just don't see it much being outside Texas, but dude's all OVER the place when it comes (came) to the Mavs. Perhaps the new owners will take a step back and just let basketball be basketball.

Well like I said, I’m not an NBA fan. I do know that Cuban is a showman, but never seen him put himself front and center of a ceremony celebrating other’s accomplishments. If he has, I stand corrected. Maybe it’s just a Dallas thing…
Did he sell the Mavs?

[Dan Smith--BYU]

That call was the worst travesty of officiating I have seen, barring the New Orleans PI non call vs Rams a couple years ago.

[Texas Steel]

I’m not an NBA fan, it’s more WWE than an actual sport IMO, but I don’t think even he does it.
That’s a job for a FO flunky or a media person, not the owner of the franchise. Jerruh is just an attention whore.

Lol, I see Other Tex gave the same answer. Perhaps you just don't see it much being outside Texas, but dude's all OVER the place when it comes (came) to the Mavs. Perhaps the new owners will take a step back and just let basketball be basketball.

Well like I said, I’m not an NBA fan. I do know that Cuban is a showman, but never seen him put himself front and center of a ceremony celebrating other’s accomplishments. If he has, I stand corrected. Maybe it’s just a Dallas thing…
Did he sell the Mavs?

He sold his majority stake to two casino families, the Adelsons and Dumonts for around 3.5 billion.

[Jobu]

Lol, I see Other Tex gave the same answer. Perhaps you just don't see it much being outside Texas, but dude's all OVER the place when it comes (came) to the Mavs. Perhaps the new owners will take a step back and just let basketball be basketball.

Well like I said, I’m not an NBA fan. I do know that Cuban is a showman, but never seen him put himself front and center of a ceremony celebrating other’s accomplishments. If he has, I stand corrected. Maybe it’s just a Dallas thing…
Did he sell the Mavs?

He sold his majority stake to two casino families, the Adelsons and Dumonts for around 3.5 billion.

I didn’t know that. Thanks.

[Texas Steel]

Well like I said, I’m not an NBA fan. I do know that Cuban is a showman, but never seen him put himself front and center of a ceremony celebrating other’s accomplishments. If he has, I stand corrected. Maybe it’s just a Dallas thing…
Did he sell the Mavs?

He sold his majority stake to two casino families, the Adelsons and Dumonts for around 3.5 billion.

I didn’t know that. Thanks.

He still has a 27% stake and is director of basketball operations, but pulled back from ownership duties to send more time with his family.

[Jobu]

He sold his majority stake to two casino families, the Adelsons and Dumonts for around 3.5 billion.

I didn’t know that. Thanks.

He still has a 27% stake and is director of basketball operations, but pulled back from ownership duties to send more time with his family.

Oh…so he’s still hugely involved.

[bradshaw2ben]

That call was the worst travesty of officiating I have seen, barring the New Orleans PI non call vs Rams a couple years ago.

It was actually a lot closer to the Jerome Bettis "HEADStails" Coin toss, as far as the kind of controversy.