What's your definition of a bobbled ball?

[mybills]

please describe.

[BuffaloBlitz83]

Re: What's your definition of a bobbled ball?

A ball that is moving and not in full control. It was obvious that the ball was moving when first foot was down. He had control when second foot was in but that first foot was attempted to be dragged in 2nd time but it was out of bounce at time. Great catch and effort but it was bobbled.

[Jan Reimers]

Re: What's your definition of a bobbled ball?

Not what Evans did. Taking your hand off the ball, if the ball is secure in your other hand/arm, is not a bobble. Nor is the ball moving a fraction of an inch when you still have it under control.

[mybills]

Re: What's your definition of a bobbled ball?

I would have to see it leave both of the players hands, and the ball moving the whole time.

[Forward_Lateral]

Re: What's your definition of a bobbled ball?

Yesterday's call could've went either way. Unfotunately, it didn't go Buffalo's way.

[LtFinFan66]

Re: What's your definition of a bobbled ball?

who the **** cares...you won. and it was a bobble

[SquishDaFish]

Re: What's your definition of a bobbled ball?

Could of gone either way but either way the refs got the call right. It was borderline but it was a bobble in my opinion.

[ddaryl]

Re: What's your definition of a bobbled ball?

Yesterday's call could've went either way. Unfotunately, it didn't go Buffalo's way.

no it couldn't he was not in full control of that ball and when he did have control the left foot clearly never made contact with the ground in bounds...


I can't beleive this one was even worth debating.. the right call was made.. It was clearly 100 % obvious

[dplus47]

Re: What's your definition of a bobbled ball?

i wanted the catch to count, but figured it wouldn't. it looked like he didn't really gain 100% control of the ball until after his feet had touched and left the ground.