I seen a replay on ESPN....his foot was out of bounds before the ball crossed the line or even touched the pilon.
I seen a replay on ESPN....his foot was out of bounds before the ball crossed the line or even touched the pilon.
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1.) the ball does not have to cross the line, all the ball has to do is have the nose of the ball break the very front of the white line. it doesn't have to cross it. If the tip of the ball barely cross's the beginning of the white line its a TD
2.) The fact that half of the ball made contact with the pylon as his foot stepped out of bounds is further proof that it was indeed a TD.
Re: Carr was out of bounds
I was wondering why we didn't at least challenge the play. We had nothing to lose.
Originally Posted by kevinj22
Bills had already used all 3 timeouts so they could not challenge
He was out of bounds. It was close but his foot was on the line before the ball went over the pylon.
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I was screaming that when it happened. Touching the pylon doesn't mean anything. Fortunately it didn't effect the outcome of the game. Bad call by the officials, they gave them that touchdown with all of the defensive penalties on that drive.
exactly.
I think the call on the field was the correct call. It was close enough to give Carr the benefit of the doubt.
Fact of the matter is, if the Bills hadn't used up all there timeouts it would have been reveresed. Let's face it, with over 6 minutes remaining in the game the Bills should have had timeouts remaining for review. Don't get me wrong though, I think they used the timeouts in the first half wisely.
YES he was out of Bounds and the refs blo it again
lets go BUFFALO lets go BUFFALO
Hey at least we know we havnt allowed a single point yet.
I thought he was out of bounds, too, but I was sitting at the other end of the field and had had several Molsons. The officials, presumably, weren't even drinking.
Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
Don't waste timeouts. Lesson learned.
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While I thought he was out of bounds, I think that it was good for the Bills that he was given the TD. Buffalo scored a TD on their drive immediately following. Had they started from the one foot line, where they would have been had Carr not been awarded the TD, they probably would not have scored their own TD. I think it was more important for the offence's confidence that Buffalo score the TD than for the D to pitch a shoutout.
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Here's the proof. Look at how much his foot was out of bounds.
That's no proof at all. His foot hasn't hit yet, so it doesn't matter how far out it is. Also, it is impossible to tell how far forward the ball is in this picture.
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Once a body part of the player is out of bounds, the ball is considered dead right there. At least, that's what I thought the NFL rules were.
The play ends when either his foot HITS or the ball crosses.
I thought he was out and the CBS replays looked like he was out but it was so close it would have been hard to overturn it even if we had a TO to use.
Look at the shadow of his arm...its at the one....its nearly impossible for him to keep his foot an inch off the ground long enough for him to reach 3 feet.....
That depends a LOT on the angle of the sun. Given that this is a still shot, and we don't know how fast he/his foot/his arm/the ball are moving (and in what direction), it is impossible to tell from this picture.
Guys, it was ruled a touchdown, so it's a touchdown. We won 22-7. Who cares at this point if the officials blew it or not?
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