Actually Romo did question it on the replay.

IMO it was worth a challenge but it was most likely not going to get overturned, ended up not needing the timeout anyway. Should have taken the FG in the first place though

3rd down call: Garbage.
Not taking the FG: Garbage.
4th down call: Garbage.
Not challenging? Yeah, Garbage.

That was a really bad sequence for Andy.

The more I watch it the more it looks like he does have possession and two feet down and it's in a controlled state

I'll admit this:

I thought it was a touchdown when I saw it. It looked like a TD that was ripped out after the fact....and I do not know, still...how this rule works. I have no clue what the proper ruling is. I have a feeling, since we didnt challenge it ...and no one made a stink over it...that it was not a TD....but thats simply a guess.

I'd love it if some of you drafturbator geniouses could enlighten me.

And, absoluetly yes. I was horrified we didnt take the 3 points and move on.

Absolutely game losing decision, right there.

You're now qualified to referee and NFL football game.

The thing that burns me is the no call for challenge. Let the Refs decide the catch, maybe they give it to us and we have a chance. Taking it away wasn't egregious, but I would waste a timeout to at least try to get 7 points, instead of lose by 6.

Can you explain the "process".

These attributes are why some of us just love the fat guy.

So is this correct? if it is ruled a score it gets automatically reviewed but if ruled not a score the coach has to challenge?

Not challenging this play is dumb. Its an extremely controversial play that you want the refs to determine the outcome of after a second look...

How can anyone be mad that Reid was aggressive and went for 7?

People kill him all prior years for being too conservative, settling for FG's, having no sense of urgency when trying to score, etc.

I love aggressive Andy.

Let's talk about Harris's catch.
 

There are times to be aggressive and times not to be. That simply was not one of them.

.. and the worst part, aside from possibly costing us this game, is it’ll likely make him more gun shy later on when it actually is smart to be aggressive.

If it's Brady to Gronk, it's a TD. Smith to Harris, not so much...