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Tod Archer
English, California – Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Saeedi Lamb Did not play in saturday 31-21 President loss for Los Angeles RamBut he took one of the big hits of the game.
As quarterbacks Joe Milton III Loaded for a deep pass Jonathan Mingo In the second quarter, the lamb started celebrating, apprehending a big drama, the cowboys Pro Bowl receiver.
One problem: He was on white paint of the sideline reserved for the officers during the action and was closed from behind, Judge Anthony Jeffrees, who was following the play.
Cowboy coach Brian Shotenheimmer said, “I hope the boy is fine. He said that he is fine, the officer that he ran away, but we should be better than that.” “Ceedee knows better. We know better.”
Cowboy was covered a distance of 15 yards for the drama for unprotected conduct, and Ram was also flagged off for intervention. Instead of being a ball in Los Angeles 23, Cowboy placed it in 38. They eventually settled for a field goal.
Referee Alex Moore said in a pool report, “This is more than a rare situation. Generally, we have no one who is deep in the restricted field, or in that kind of powerful contact.” “So, this is a rare phenomenon, but it happens from time to time.”
Cowboy did not complain about the call.
Moore said, “This is something that everyone knows, that white area is our area to work safely.”
The lamb was deserted and laughed with his colleagues on the sideline.
“When I saw him walking, I think he is very fine,” Milton said.
Shotenheimer was angry with Cowboy’s discipline throughout the game. He was flagged off 11 times for 83 yards. However, he said that he was “fine” with combative punishment, pre-snap punishment-backup tackle Asim Richards Continuous plays were called for illegal formation because it was wrongly line – and there were very high flags on the lamb.
“You can’t punish this league,” Shotenhaimer said.
