HE "caught it" but he didn't complete the process of the catch going to the ground, which is the crux of this rule. The ball popped out at the end clear as day. That's a textbook incomplete pass. In real-time it looked like a clean catch, but when you slow it down it's clear he hadn't established possession all the way to the ground because it fell out.
What they say last week.
That wasn't the deciding factor.
The cowboys had plenty of chances to win the game
If dallas scores that just gives aaron rodgers time to get the ball back and score again and win the game
KARMA fukk nikkaS
You have to complete the process of the catch all the way to the ground. This was the most open and shut "controversial call" I've ever seen. It gets made every single week, and it's common as fukk. Can't believe people really shocked by the reversal. I could feel it coming n/h
>the tears in this thread
>the tears on twitter
LMFAOOOO
he had possession of the ball. it doesn't even start moving away from him until he hit the ground. they got screwed.HE "caught it" but he didn't complete the process of the catch going to the ground, which is the crux of this rule. The ball popped out at the end clear as day. That's a textbook incomplete pass. In real-time it looked like a clean catch, but when you slow it down it's clear he hadn't established possession all the way to the ground because it fell out.
Yes he did have possession... he actually took 2.5 steps with the ball in ONE fukking hand. And used that hand with the ball to stretch for he td. You can't stretch for a td hold a ball you don't possess.
I'm not a Cowboy fan. I dont even like Dez like that. But can the haters show me where the ball ever touches the ground? At what point should this play have been called dead?
Even if you ignore everything prior to him falling, the play was still live.
he had possession of the ball. it doesn't even start moving away from him until he hit the ground. they got screwed.
You don't have possession until you complete the process going to the ground. It pops out when it hits the ground before he ever secured it all the way, then goes back in his hands when he goes for the stretch. The refs followed the rule exactly.
You don't have possession until you complete the process going to the ground. It pops out when it hits the ground before he ever secured it all the way, then goes back in his hands when he goes for the stretch. The refs followed the rule exactly.