The Brady game with the Tuck rule was the right call. It was also called earlier in the season and later too. It was not a bad call. What should’ve been there is the one against the Saints where DPI wasn’t called and Brees lost the game in OT
To be clear. The Seahawks touchdown was the right call. The receiver touched both feet down before the defender. Because of that the rules state that the receiver is given the possession, and it is a touchdown.
The rules states "simultaneous possession goes to the offense. " M.D. Jennings had both hands on the ball 1st. That was a clear interception, and even the NFL confirmed so.
What happened to the sound at the end of Tomlin making excuses for being too close to the field of play (how does ANYONE get away with that interference?) then the start of the Lions' "Eligible WR" game? Was I the only one who lost sound? But, for some reason THAT ref was TRYING to find a reason to penalize Marsh. Something said during the course of the game? How come the sound went out again when The Steelers were being gifted ANOTHER they got all the calls moment. This time the super bowl fiasco vs the Seahawks. hmm. besides the sound mishap good video. Music City Miracle seems SO obvious. Wychek needed to throw a curveball for that to be a legal lateral. I'll never understand how The Tuck rule became a thing. Not throwing a pass is not in a throwing motion. Common sense thrown out the window. Calvin Johnson catches the ball, two strides, making a football move to score a TD ... the ground can't cause a fumble is what the call should be ... and ... Incomplete pass? Preposterous. Hasselback being called for an illegal block when he is tackling the player with the ball. No wonder the ref conceded he made multiple bad calls that game ... even though it took 4 years to confess.
The Brady game with the Tuck rule was the right call. It was also called earlier in the season and later too. It was not a bad call.
What should’ve been there is the one against the Saints where DPI wasn’t called and Brees lost the game in OT
To be clear. The Seahawks touchdown was the right call. The receiver touched both feet down before the defender. Because of that the rules state that the receiver is given the possession, and it is a touchdown.
The rules states "simultaneous possession goes to the offense. " M.D. Jennings had both hands on the ball 1st. That was a clear interception, and even the NFL confirmed so.
What happened to the sound at the end of Tomlin making excuses for being too close to the field of play (how does ANYONE get away with that interference?) then the start of the Lions' "Eligible WR" game? Was I the only one who lost sound? But, for some reason THAT ref was TRYING to find a reason to penalize Marsh. Something said during the course of the game?
How come the sound went out again when The Steelers were being gifted ANOTHER they got all the calls moment. This time the super bowl fiasco vs the Seahawks. hmm.
besides the sound mishap good video.
Music City Miracle seems SO obvious. Wychek needed to throw a curveball for that to be a legal lateral.
I'll never understand how The Tuck rule became a thing. Not throwing a pass is not in a throwing motion. Common sense thrown out the window.
Calvin Johnson catches the ball, two strides, making a football move to score a TD ... the ground can't cause a fumble is what the call should be ... and ... Incomplete pass? Preposterous.
Hasselback being called for an illegal block when he is tackling the player with the ball. No wonder the ref conceded he made multiple bad calls that game ... even though it took 4 years to confess.
Tony Corrente is the worst. Just unbelievable bad ref. I hope nfl took action against him. Like wow. Holy game and he’s unholy
WHY would you post a video knowing the sound is fucked up?
@@Aubreykrendale it wasn’t when I posted it. I’ll have to check into it
Unfortunately, the refs always follow the script.
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