Game Thread W14 - San Diego V Tennessee (1 Viewer)

[tommyGunZ]

Bolts are fortunate there wasn't a shot from the Titans end zone. Like you guys, I was waiting for it, thinking it would be the definitive shot.

 

[Duke1948]

I'd like to know where the other camera angles were on the Chambers "catch". It will be interesting to watch the NFL Films version on Inside the NFL this week to see if they got it. The whole game swung on that 4th & 5 play that was very questionable...And to only have one camera view that was mostly blocked (from the back) is not acceptable.

I agree. I was quite surprised that CBS didn't have a shot from the Chagers' end zone.

was wondering the same thing, to me it looked as if the ball was on the ground. when i saw the replay the first time i said incomplete. i was watching in a bar so there was no sound, did they say why there was only that angle.

 

[Maurile Tremblay]

I'd like to know where the other camera angles were on the Chambers "catch". It will be interesting to watch the NFL Films version on Inside the NFL this week to see if they got it. The whole game swung on that 4th & 5 play that was very questionable...And to only have one camera view that was mostly blocked (from the back) is not acceptable.

I agree. I was quite surprised that CBS didn't have a shot from the Chagers' end zone.

was wondering the same thing, to me it looked as if the ball was on the ground. when i saw the replay the first time i said incomplete. i was watching in a bar so there was no sound, did they say why there was only that angle.

They didn't say.From the angle they had, there was no way to rule out the possibility that Chambers' left hand was under the ball. So they really couldn't overturn it without a better angle.

I thought they always had cameras in both end zones. I don't know why they couldn't get an angle showing things without Chambers' body in the way.

 

[mad sweeney]

I'd like to know where the other camera angles were on the Chambers "catch". It will be interesting to watch the NFL Films version on Inside the NFL this week to see if they got it. The whole game swung on that 4th & 5 play that was very questionable...And to only have one camera view that was mostly blocked (from the back) is not acceptable.

I agree. I was quite surprised that CBS didn't have a shot from the Chagers' end zone.

was wondering the same thing, to me it looked as if the ball was on the ground. when i saw the replay the first time i said incomplete. i was watching in a bar so there was no sound, did they say why there was only that angle.

They didn't say.From the angle they had, there was no way to rule out the possibility that Chambers' left hand was under the ball. So they really couldn't overturn it without a better angle.

I thought they always had cameras in both end zones. I don't know why they couldn't get an angle showing things without Chambers' body in the way.

Not only in the replay booth but in all the shows since. I haven't ever seen that angle, so where is that shot? Did the NFL police confiscate that view? You'd at least think that it would surface somewhere. I find it hard to believe that Chambers caught the ball, but I agree that there was no way to overturn it, and I'm glad they didn't.

 

[enfuego]

Anyone watch Inside the NFL for their camera view?

 

[mad sweeney]

Anyone watch Inside the NFL for their camera view?

They didn't show any other angle, and I don't even think they showed the catch at all.