@bluedog7564 that makes no sense because if the upright were extended up, the ball would've likely bounced away if it had hit the upright. VERY small chance of a ricochet in unless it's on the inside edge (which it clearly wasn't).
@MetricsTruther@evanknowsball@nocontextcfb@SickosCommittee Well that's a bunch of BS. The entire football must pass completely inside the invisible vertical extension of the uprights to be ruled good. If any part "breaks the plane" it's NO good. That's, you know, the actual rule.
@ryanripkenshow Gimme a break. On the VERY SAME PLAY, you benefitted from a no-call on one of the most blatant facemasks I've ever seen that should've resulted in a Saints win. The only ones robbed were the Saints because the Ravens still had a chance to tie or win the game after the score.