@EmmettIzgubnik@callaway32@SharpFootball Since I helped the other guy too I’ll point out that the rules for a fumble and backwards pass aren’t exactly the same. The NFL rule book differentiates between the two as fumbles are losses of possession that are NOT passes or kicks. The call in game was correct.
@ZellzJ@EmmettIzgubnik@SharpFootball Advance means from the spot of the fumble, not from where you gain possession. Think if on fourth down a player was going to be tackled short so they just toss the ball forward and a teammate recovered, would be pretty lame if that was a first down
@BobTreeIII @B1Gfootball@oregonfootball You also need to understand it was called a touchdown on the field. It’s not that there needs to be undisputed proof his toe was in, there needs to be undisputed proof his foot was out, which there’s nothing close to
@finickus@TejasPato@B1Gfootball@oregonfootball That’s a fair objection but there is not a shot of the catch that even comes anywhere close to giving conclusive evidence of that being the case. No shot it could’ve been overturned
@flexgolden11@B1Gfootball@oregonfootball You are on some insane copium. The moment he gets two hands on it all the way through the transfer to one hand he maintains possession😂
@finickus@TejasPato@B1Gfootball@oregonfootball That means the only way it wouldn’t be a catch is if his toe touched before he caught the ball, his toe then left the ground, and then he made the catch. That is clearly not what happened
@finickus@TejasPato@B1Gfootball@oregonfootball Think through it. You can see in the clip that he gets his hands around the ball before his chin hits the ground. You can see in this picture than his toe touches in bounds before he is out. So he both got a toe in bounds before being out, and gained possession before being out