Nope - scored me points - and...I am an Eagles fan. Sadly.Someone lost their game from this!
I snapped that off my tv screen...they had the angle.It is weird because we were shown every angle presented of the Bowe 1 inch short of TD play a few weeks back and countless others....yet this play was a quick glance and a confirmation. I am glad to get the points...just thought there was no way when I paused the screen on that shot...his knee clearly bounces if you watch the video. Clear cut and simple to call...but ignored. Weird.the reviewers didn't have tht angle. not hard.
if they had that angle they would of done something.I snapped that off my tv screen...they had the angle.It is weird because we were shown every angle presented of the Bowe 1 inch short of TD play a few weeks back and countless others....yet this play was a quick glance and a confirmation. I am glad to get the points...just thought there was no way when I paused the screen on that shot...his knee clearly bounces if you watch the video. Clear cut and simple to call...but ignored. Weird.the reviewers didn't have tht angle. not hard.
So you agree that the laws of physics do indeed apply to Shady and there is no possible way he could have broken the plane with the ball given the fact that he was tackled at the 10 and was falling to the ground?I have a buddy who is POSITIVE McCoy broke the plane and that he "Extended" his leg and lifted it off the ground as he fell forward. So non-sensical that it is almost insane...Hi Phil.if they had that angle they would of done something.I snapped that off my tv screen...they had the angle.It is weird because we were shown every angle presented of the Bowe 1 inch short of TD play a few weeks back and countless others....yet this play was a quick glance and a confirmation. I am glad to get the points...just thought there was no way when I paused the screen on that shot...his knee clearly bounces if you watch the video. Clear cut and simple to call...but ignored. Weird.the reviewers didn't have tht angle. not hard.
His knee is NOT DOWN THERE.... did you see the angle they showed going into the commercial break? He is horizontal to the ground and somehow before his knee hits, does this crazy knee kick and keeps it off the ground. It was insane... I watched it over and over in slow motion... but that knee is NOT DOWN.
His knee is NOT DOWN THERE.... did you see the angle they showed going into the commercial break? He is horizontal to the ground and somehow before his knee hits, does this crazy knee kick and keeps it off the ground. It was insane... I watched it over and over in slow motion... but that knee is NOT DOWN.
I thought that only happened in the Penn State showers.You can tell he's still in the air because he's not touching his shadow.
Okay, I'll try to explain it (although it seems others have done so, and you don't want to accept it). For a runner to be ruled down, while he is down, he must be touched by a member of the opposing team OR be touched by a member of the opposing team whilst on his way to the ground.In this case, neither of those stipulations apply, because the picture you showed clearly shows that McCoy was not down. There appears to be several inches between McCoy's left knee and the ground. The knee is clearly not touching the shadow of his knee, which it would be if his knee were on the ground. When they showed the video replay, it CLEARLY showed that his knee never touched down.
bingo - he is heading TO THE GROUND - he cannot defy the laws of physics.looks like his knee is down. the defenders foot is on the ground right next to his knee.
He did go to the ground, AFTER THE BALL CROSSED THE GOAL-LINE.No one is claiming he denied the law of physics. You, however, are trying to do just that. If a shadown originates ON a surface, than the object and the shadow must have contact at some point. There is not contact between McCoy's knee and his shadow, therefore, his knee was not on the ground.bingo - he is heading TO THE GROUND - he cannot defy the laws of physics.looks like his knee is down. the defenders foot is on the ground right next to his knee.
Are you kidding? The defenders foot is clearly in the air as well.bingo - he is heading TO THE GROUND - he cannot defy the laws of physics.looks like his knee is down. the defenders foot is on the ground right next to his knee.
Yes, it is. But his knee didn't hit the ground, as anyone who saw the replay can attest.if you are diving foward at that speed its really easy to have your knee hit the ground then come off the ground and continue airborn.
'Owning 1% of FF talent said:I thought that only happened in the Penn State showers.'bonesman said:You can tell he's still in the air because he's not touching his shadow.
That someone was me. Lost by 5 points to the McCoy owner.'Nick Nasty said:Someone lost their game from this!
looks like his knee is down. the defenders foot is on the ground right next to his knee.
The defender's foot and McCoy's knee are not on the same plane. It's like if the sun is behind a building or tree, that doesn't mean those objects are at the same point vertically.looks like his knee is down. the defenders foot is on the ground right next to his knee.
Anxiously awaiting your physics lesson on an object propelled horizontally versus gravity.bingo - he is heading TO THE GROUND - he cannot defy the laws of physics.looks like his knee is down. the defenders foot is on the ground right next to his knee.
Okay, I'll try to explain it (although it seems others have done so, and you don't want to accept it). For a runner to be ruled down, while he is down, he must be touched by a member of the opposing team OR be touched by a member of the opposing team whilst on his way to the ground.In this case, neither of those stipulations apply, because the picture you showed clearly shows that McCoy was not down. There appears to be several inches between McCoy's left knee and the ground. The knee is clearly not touching the shadow of his knee, which it would be if his knee were on the ground. When they showed the video replay, it CLEARLY showed that his knee never touched down.
Just because you wanted him to be down, doesn't mean he was down.
Correct,case dismissed.Okay, I'll try to explain it (although it seems others have done so, and you don't want to accept it). For a runner to be ruled down, while he is down, he must be touched by a member of the opposing team OR be touched by a member of the opposing team whilst on his way to the ground.In this case, neither of those stipulations apply, because the picture you showed clearly shows that McCoy was not down. There appears to be several inches between McCoy's left knee and the ground. The knee is clearly not touching the shadow of his knee, which it would be if his knee were on the ground. When they showed the video replay, it CLEARLY showed that his knee never touched down.
Just because you wanted him to be down, doesn't mean he was down.He is still in the air in the picture.
The OP thinks that the bent knee is touching the ground - which it is obviously is not.
Speaking as someone who needed Vick to score 8 more points Monday night: you're nuts.I agree with OP. His knee even looks like it is being compressed from contact with the ground. The shadows in the picture are from his upper body and not from his leg. The video is even more conclusive IMO.
I don't know, maybe I am. I think it is easy to tell from the video that the shadow in the picture is not from his leg. This coming from a Vick owner who barely squeaked out a win. I'm sure if I would have lost because of this that I would be swearing up and down that there is no way his knee touched the ground.I guess the fact that there isn't a consensus in this thread shows that there wasn't inconclusive proof for them to overturn.Speaking as someone who needed Vick to score 8 more points Monday night: you're nuts.I agree with OP. His knee even looks like it is being compressed from contact with the ground. The shadows in the picture are from his upper body and not from his leg. The video is even more conclusive IMO.
Oh so you're the one......JKThere's been so many God awful calls the last couple years it is just par for the course in my mind. At some point they have to reel in the replays because it is turning into a gong show and the refs can't do their job the right way when they are constantly being second guessed.It did look like the knee touched to me.. And I'm a McCoy owner
i saw his knee his the ground, i saw the replay.Yes, it is. But his knee didn't hit the ground, as anyone who saw the replay can attest.if you are diving foward at that speed its really easy to have your knee hit the ground then come off the ground and continue airborn.
Don't worry on it. McCoy likely would have had the TD on the next play anyway.That someone was me. Lost by 5 points to the McCoy owner.Someone lost their game from this!![]()