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Interesting photo of the incorrect call on the SB catch

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link


 
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What a trip!!
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Is that after Holmes' right foot hit the ground though?
 
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did Greg Brady shoot that?
 
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man cards backers must feel screwed
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Molsen:

did Greg Brady shoot that?


Yes.



That is when he was trying to drag in bounds.

Impossible to tell in the heat of the moment, plus they could have scored anyway after the play.


 
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It was that obvious watching the game live. unless one leg was longer than the other he didnt get both down in bounds

wasnt as bad as SuperBowl XL being handed to the Steelers by the refs but if you have replay you shouldnt get that call wrong
 
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Huh?
 
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Messed up the link

https://my.thescore.com/scoreblog/archive/2009/02/05/santonio-holmes-got-his-feet-down-as-if-we-didn-t-already-know.aspx
 
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Holy shit I totally forgot about that episode!!!
 
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That Picture is kind of Blurry... I don't even remember that play 
 
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Those shots on the link are VERY far away and dont give perspective in relation to where the first foot was.

I am like NJDevils, to me after watching the replay during the game, it looked obvious, he didnt get both in..but that doesnt mean they wouldnt have scored at a later point.
 
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unfortunately, i don't think any of the pictures really gives definitive proof... the pic posted by Orchardhills is pretty tough to argue with...

 

having said that, i watched the game live, saw all the replays and angles... i will never for one second agree that it was a TD... just not a chance in hell... he was definitely NOT in bounds... my eyes simply do not lie...

 
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Quote Originally Posted by NJDevils:

It was that obvious watching the game live. unless one leg was longer than the other he didnt get both down in bounds

wasnt as bad as SuperBowl XL being handed to the Steelers by the refs but if you have replay you shouldnt get that call wrong

 

man NJ... i could write a fucking doctoral thesis on that last statement...

it blows my mind how often NFL refs can still get the call wrong after watching it from all angles on replay... completely ridiculous!

WITH the advantage of replay, given a situation where the replay is actually used... refs should get the call right NO LESS than 99% of the time... and yet i would say they don't even get it right more than 75% of the time... 80% is the absolute max they are hitting it correctly...

totally fucking ridiculous... and for it to happen in a SB makes it even more aggregious...

can't understand why this is so hard?

 
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Quote Originally Posted by CalBear:

Is that after Holmes' right foot hit the ground though?


You can only keep your foot down for so long.
 
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AFTER FURTHER REVIEW...Orchard Hills pic shows both feet down....but did he have the ball at that point?????
 
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amazing shot
 
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Quote Originally Posted by samuelsosa:

 
amazing shot


Now that shot I think is what WS is saying, you can't tell from that angle if the right foot was down.

In the other shot it is clear both feet were down but where is the ball at that point.  A single still frame picture is not going to solve it.  Gotten break down the video.  Amazing that people still can't agree on what was the correct call.

How about this one?
 
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That's a great shot Cards should've won the sb. Now i hate the Steelers even more now.  They cheated my Seahawks in the last SB they won. 
 
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by depeche2:



A single still frame picture is not going to solve it.  Gotten break down the video. 

 

that is the bottom line... anyone looking at one picture and saying it is definitive is not very smart...

 
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 Video..end of story
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Popped in my DVD of the game after [posting in here last night...he did have the ball with both feet down then as he tipped over that back foot came up...I slowed it down constantly  I must reverse my initial thing that i thought he never got them down
 
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That score got me the over!  Good clean catch!  I watched the video multiple times.  He was in.
 
 
 
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wallstreet - you had Zona ML?
 
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