NFL refs come under scrutiny from Tony Romo
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Former Dallas Cowboys gamers Tony Romo attracted the attention of NFL fans on Sunday that Denver Broncos criticized his victory on Philadelphia Eagles.
While CBS served as a color commentator for the released game, there were at least two games that stand out for Romo.
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Denver Broncos Gamers Bo Nix (10) celebrates on Sunday, October 5, 2025, leaving the field after a NFL football match against Philadelphia Eagles in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
The game remained at 8:41, the Broncos players found Evan Engam tightly to complete the first lower pointer. A flag was thrown into the game and Enmram was called for aggressive transition intervention.
“This will be a choice that I don’t think it’s right, Rom Romo said immediately after the flag was thrown. “I don’t think this is actually an election game. This is actually accidentally because he is running a disruption route and running randomly to each other. I would have taken it if I were. But if I was a fan of Eagles, I would say it was 100% (right).”
Even with the penalty, Denver descends to the field and scores a goal and leads with a 2 -point transformation.
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Dallas Cowboys Gamer Tony Romo (9) is on the counter against Minnesota Vikings at the US Bank Stadium on December 1, 2016 in the fourth quarter. (Brad Rempel/USA Today Sports)
Broncos left 3:37 in the game. Nix returned to pass and was immediately suppressed by the defense of Eagles. The tight -ended man in the area, which did not require a deliberate grounding penalty, threw the ball with his trautman – or fans thought.
The crew in charge decided to deliberately throw a flag for grounding. Romo, Jim Nantz and the analyst in charge of the Sterator discussed the call, while the authorities again took the flag through the assists. The call was changed to an unpretentious transition.
“Just don’t tell us?” Romo said the silence of the authorities. “It’s not such a big deal – just a big deal.”
It was two calls when Romo was upset. NFL supporters, Eagles’ın a tight -end Dallas Goert’in Jalan Hurts trying to make a shot from the last game of the game turned to the previous game.
Dallas Cowboys Gamer Tony Romo (9) during a match against Philadelphia Eagles in Lincoln Financial Field on January 1, 2017. (Bill Streicher/Usa Today Sports)
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No flag was thrown and Broncos fled victory.
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