That might be the worst call I've even seen, WOAH.ASJ with 2nd TD - but it is under review. Looked good on first glance but who the hell knows these days
OMG - Jets just got royally screwed - they said he fumbled it out of the end zone and yet he had it in his hand.
It was an automatic scoring reviewThat was a garbage call, absolutely absurd.
Is there a reason why the Jets didn't challenge?
Wasn’t his decision. NFL office screwed this one.Someone just walk right onto the field and kick Tony Corenti in the balls.
You can't challenge a player AFTER the review.That was a garbage call, absolutely absurd.
Is there a reason why the Jets didn't challenge?
It was an automatic scoring reviewThat was a garbage call, absolutely absurd.
Is there a reason why the Jets didn't challenge?
I object.You can't challenge a player AFTER the review.
Where did he lose control? You see the ball moves but teh next shot you see he is on the ground with control. Where did you clearly see the ball out of control and him out of bounds? There isn't a shot of that, and remember it was a TD on the field.Didn't think it was that crazy of a call. You can make a case that the ruling wasn't conclusive. But in my opinion he lost control of the ball and regained control with the other hand after already going out of bounds.
contrarian by nature or lifetime pats fan since 2001?Didn't think it was that crazy of a call. You can make a case that the ruling wasn't conclusive. But in my opinion he lost control of the ball and regained control with the other hand after already going out of bounds.
I only got a couple looks at the replay but I saw the ball totally in the air just as he was crossing the goal line. I don't believe he regained control until his shoulder was out of bounds. But I am surprised they over turned it, yes, as I said you could say it wasn't conclusive.Where did he lose control? You see the ball moves but teh next shot you see he is on the ground with control. Where did you clearly see the ball out of control and him out of bounds? There isn't a shot of that, and remember it was a TD on the field.
Where did he lose control? You see the ball moves but teh next shot you see he is on the ground with control. Where did you clearly see the ball out of control and him out of bounds? There isn't a shot of that, and remember it was a TD on the field.Didn't think it was that crazy of a call. You can make a case that the ruling wasn't conclusive. But in my opinion he lost control of the ball and regained control with the other hand after already going out of bounds.
*2000. I was 7 years old, a huge Bledsoe fan, can't beat those dimples.contrarian by nature or lifetime pats fan since 2001?
It's obvious he lost control, but then his body obscured the vision of the ref/camera. So I think the issue is that they didn't believe that there was indisputable evidence that he did regain control before.that is absolute insanity. Not that the Jets were going to win this game anyway, but that's absolute robbery. How can you POSSIBLY say that there was indisputable evidence that ASJ didn't regain possession before he hit the ground.
Just give the Pats another trophy now if you're going to give them that call. What an absolute disgrace./
And oh yeah, its an 8 point swing in my fantasy game because I have ASJ.
That's not how replay works. It was ruled a td on the fieldIt's obvious he lost control, but then his body obscured the vision of the ref/camera. So I think the issue is that they didn't believe that there was indisputable evidence that he did regain control before.