@CWar12@Rumrunner11@RealSkipBayless Pretty irrefutable: 1) the instant the video starts his arm is moving forward, 2) the ball doesn’t come loose until slightly after the video starts. Conclusion: ball doesn’t come loose until after arm is moving forward. By rule it’s a pass.
@NFL@Jaguars Is the elbow part of the arm? Sure looks like it’s going forward. How do they take ten seconds to review that? I could care less who wins. But that’s real fishy.
@NFL@Jaguars Is the elbow part of the arm? Sure looks like it’s going forward. How do they take ten seconds to review that? I could care less who wins. But that’s real fishy.
@KrayZ77 @RealSkipBayless Doesn’t matter when the defender gets there, it matters when he loses the grip. Lost the grip a couple inches after his arm moved forward
@NFL@Jaguars Is the elbow part of the arm? Sure looks like it’s going forward. How do they take ten seconds to review that? I could care less who wins. But that’s real fishy.
@ItsTony2Hands@_austinsawyer@MichaelDeSantis@NFL@Jaguars He does not have to have control when he releases it. Is arm only has to move forward 1 inch with ball still in his hand. After that it doesn’t matter what happens, it’s a forward pass
@NFL@Jaguars Is the elbow part of the arm? Sure looks like it’s going forward. How do they take ten seconds to review that? I could care less who wins. But that’s real fishy.
@NFL@Jaguars Is the elbow part of the arm? Sure looks like it’s going forward. How do they take ten seconds to review that? I could care less who wins. But that’s real fishy.