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Does anyone have a replay of that in slow mo, in trying to show my brother and cannot find it anywhere. THanks
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The end of that video has it. -
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Thanks a millionComment
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As it turns out, I don't know what is a catch OR a forward pass is anymore.Comment
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He lost control. That's obvious. What isn't is whether he regained control or batted the ball forward. You cannot throw a ball unless u have possession"Heck, now I am glad his overrated arce made the pro bowl, else we would have only got a 3rd." ~ yordad
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If that happened to us, Bills fans would still be complaining about how the NFL is rigged.Originally posted by LOSman WINSOriginally posted by Prov401Originally posted by better daysComment
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I don't think it's rigged per say, I feel like the rules are so technical and everyone has a slightly different view on them. So when you see a slow mo video 100 times it depends on your view of the rule, never mind the way people get mad at refs who are suppose to make these calls in real time.Originally posted by Crisis View PostComment
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Would ANY qb intentionally throw a ball with that grip on it? Hell no... he started to come forward because the ball was stripped and he was committed to passing the ball before he realized what happened. It was a fumble. And he did not regain control of the ball. If he did, he wouldn't have thrown a dead duck straight to the ground.www.gamersconspiracy.com - where gamers conspireComment
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That's probally the most valid explanation I've heard.Originally posted by ublinkwescore View Post
I agree he did not have control of the ball. It's just seems very inconsistent with the way those plays were called in the past, but it feels damn good to be on the good side of a questionable call that's for sure.Comment
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Or pass interference, late hit, etc. Although, what is a catch is the worst. The officiating in the league has no consistency, replay adds more controversy because they can't even get it right much of the time. This past Sunday's Bills game, it seemed that every other series there was a play that I had no idea what the final call would be, even with the replay showing what it should be.Originally posted by sahlensguy View PostComment
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Some times the refs just let them play.Originally posted by kishoph View Postwww.gamersconspiracy.com - where gamers conspireComment
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If the situation was reversed we'd be screaming bloody murderComment
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We would and I think Falcons fans are justified to be upset. It was a brutal call to go against them, but that happens sometimes.Originally posted by Chet View PostCOMING SOON...
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Look at the angle looking straight on at Ryan. There you see him slap/push the fumbled ball forward. The refs/league got it right.Comment
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There were two 50/50 plays that could have gone either way. Maybe I'm just conditioned as a lifelong Bills fans to expect the worst, but I honestly though they were going to overturn the fumble after review. Hyde's interception in the 4th was another that could have gone either way since you can clearly see the ball hit the ground but the saving grace for that call was that the ball didn't move in his hands. The nose can touch the ground as long as the player has complete control and I don't think there was enough evidence in the short time the officials have to overturn the call. Good thing for us and the NFL is that the officials let both plays continue. The NFL has come under a lot of fore for quick whistles and I'm glad they're letting them play it out.
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