Pretty sure that was simultaneous possession.....
Van, Jennings was higher than Tate, he caught the ball from the very start. Can't you see that? Jennings caught/touched, the ball first, and made a full catch. Now, going down is when Tate put his hands on the ball.
Thats not what I see. I see what appears to be 3 hands on the ball at the same time. You can have possession with one hand - one handed catches are an every week occurrance.
Going down is when Tate got his SECOND hand on the ball. But that doesnt make a difference IMO - I THINK the refs ruled and will rule that there was simultaneous possesssion BEFORE the second hand of tate went on the ball.
The one-handed catches you see every week, do not include a 2cd player with 2 hands on the ball grasp against his chest, silly silly comparison.
Van, Jennings was higher than Tate, he caught the ball from the very start. Can't you see that? Jennings caught/touched, the ball first, and made a full catch. Now, going down is when Tate put his hands on the ball.
Thats not what I see. I see what appears to be 3 hands on the ball at the same time. You can have possession with one hand - one handed catches are an every week occurrance.
Going down is when Tate got his SECOND hand on the ball. But that doesnt make a difference IMO - I THINK the refs ruled and will rule that there was simultaneous possesssion BEFORE the second hand of tate went on the ball.
The one-handed catches you see every week, do not include a 2cd player with 2 hands on the ball grasp against his chest, silly silly comparison.
I think by rule the refs actually got that right.
But so ridiculous. Just silly ending.
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No even close to simultaneous possession. Defense had the ball cradled, and offense had his hands on the ball. Only one guy had the ball.
I think by rule the refs actually got that right.
But so ridiculous. Just silly ending.
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No even close to simultaneous possession. Defense had the ball cradled, and offense had his hands on the ball. Only one guy had the ball.
That was clearly and interception. The play should have been over when the green bay player hit the ground because he was down on contact from hitting the Seatle player.
The Seatle player tried to steal the ball after the play was over. This is a no brainer
That was clearly and interception. The play should have been over when the green bay player hit the ground because he was down on contact from hitting the Seatle player.
The Seatle player tried to steal the ball after the play was over. This is a no brainer
worst officiated game i have ever seen!!...and with these clowns reffing i am sure there are more to come!!
there was a pushing penalty on seattle and then a wrong call on the reception.....it was an INTERCEPTION!!!...how could the refs screw the "calls" up more~!!!!...
like they said it was an interception for a touchdown to end the game..we gotta get rid of these "clowns" masquerading as nfl refs, or the integrity of the game is in question!
green bay got ROYALLY SCREWED!!...they should put an asterick after this game in the record book....seattle did not win that game!!!
these guys should be wearing clowns uniforms instead of zebra uniforms...they are just AWFUL!!!!!
worst officiated game i have ever seen!!...and with these clowns reffing i am sure there are more to come!!
there was a pushing penalty on seattle and then a wrong call on the reception.....it was an INTERCEPTION!!!...how could the refs screw the "calls" up more~!!!!...
like they said it was an interception for a touchdown to end the game..we gotta get rid of these "clowns" masquerading as nfl refs, or the integrity of the game is in question!
green bay got ROYALLY SCREWED!!...they should put an asterick after this game in the record book....seattle did not win that game!!!
these guys should be wearing clowns uniforms instead of zebra uniforms...they are just AWFUL!!!!!
Refs got it wrong. Its clear that GB caught the ball. The SEA WR however had the presence of mind to get "entangled" with GB player and the ball to give the look of a simutanous catch - tie goes to the offense.
The only thing they got right was that it was not reviewable.
Now for the PAT...GB screwed that up...SEA had 11 guys named Mo on the field...GB could have blocked it, recovered, and taken in for a 2-point return to win the game. However, they gave up the ghost.
Refs got it wrong. Its clear that GB caught the ball. The SEA WR however had the presence of mind to get "entangled" with GB player and the ball to give the look of a simutanous catch - tie goes to the offense.
The only thing they got right was that it was not reviewable.
Now for the PAT...GB screwed that up...SEA had 11 guys named Mo on the field...GB could have blocked it, recovered, and taken in for a 2-point return to win the game. However, they gave up the ghost.
Refs got it wrong. Its clear that GB caught the ball. The SEA WR however had the presence of mind to get "entangled" with GB player and the ball to give the look of a simutanous catch - tie goes to the offense.
The only thing they got right was that it was not reviewable.
Now for the PAT...GB screwed that up...SEA had 11 guys named Mo on the field...GB could have blocked it, recovered, and taken in for a 2-point return to win the game. However, they gave up the ghost.
Maybe somebody can help me out here. The NFL says that ALL touchdowns are going to be reviewed. They call this a TD. Then they go ahead and review it, and confirm it's a TD. My question is, what was not reviewable?
Refs got it wrong. Its clear that GB caught the ball. The SEA WR however had the presence of mind to get "entangled" with GB player and the ball to give the look of a simutanous catch - tie goes to the offense.
The only thing they got right was that it was not reviewable.
Now for the PAT...GB screwed that up...SEA had 11 guys named Mo on the field...GB could have blocked it, recovered, and taken in for a 2-point return to win the game. However, they gave up the ghost.
Maybe somebody can help me out here. The NFL says that ALL touchdowns are going to be reviewed. They call this a TD. Then they go ahead and review it, and confirm it's a TD. My question is, what was not reviewable?
One thing though, they couldn't reverse the call on review. Can't reverse possession of the ball on a call like that.
One thing though, they couldn't reverse the call on review. Can't reverse possession of the ball on a call like that.
I will watch it again on DVR in slow.
But I still think it was simultaneous.
I agree the defender had MORE of the ball - but I do not think the defender had it FIRST and then Tate took it from him.
In fact - just saw it again - tates hand was inside of the ball - so essentially there were 3 hands on the ball at the same time and remained there. I think by rule - that is simultaneous.
Maybe. I don't think the rule is clear. And I don't think anybody knew that was the rule if in fact it is the rule. Think about it. The defender catches it and all the offensive guy has to do is make sure to affix one hand to the ball as the defender catches it? Come on. You can almost imagine the hilarity of that. Defies logic and common sense. It's not a simple rule interpretation because the rule doesn't seem to define simultaneous possession or joint control. Those definition of those phrases are not obvious.
I will watch it again on DVR in slow.
But I still think it was simultaneous.
I agree the defender had MORE of the ball - but I do not think the defender had it FIRST and then Tate took it from him.
In fact - just saw it again - tates hand was inside of the ball - so essentially there were 3 hands on the ball at the same time and remained there. I think by rule - that is simultaneous.
Maybe. I don't think the rule is clear. And I don't think anybody knew that was the rule if in fact it is the rule. Think about it. The defender catches it and all the offensive guy has to do is make sure to affix one hand to the ball as the defender catches it? Come on. You can almost imagine the hilarity of that. Defies logic and common sense. It's not a simple rule interpretation because the rule doesn't seem to define simultaneous possession or joint control. Those definition of those phrases are not obvious.
Everyone saying it was an INT.
Please tell me if there was ever a time that Jennings had the ball when Tate didnt.
What does it mean to "have the ball"? If I've got the thing wrapped and clutched in my hands, arms and my chest and you've got a few fingers touching ball, is that actually joint control?
I've just never seen this called like this for any frame of reference. And the rule is not clear at all.
Everyone saying it was an INT.
Please tell me if there was ever a time that Jennings had the ball when Tate didnt.
What does it mean to "have the ball"? If I've got the thing wrapped and clutched in my hands, arms and my chest and you've got a few fingers touching ball, is that actually joint control?
I've just never seen this called like this for any frame of reference. And the rule is not clear at all.
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