The fact that they didn’t overturn it after the replay was worse. Kroft makes a great leaping catch, has full possession. Then when he lands, the DB grabs on and they both maintain possession as they fall to the ground. Tie up is supposed to go to the offensive player. How is that not a catch? Of course, if the Bills lost, the league would announce on Tuesday that the call was incorrect and say Sorry.
Is this maybe because the NFL is really losing money by not having full stadiums so they can’t afford to have one-sided games where viewers may turnoff the game? (Sarcasm!)
Unfortunately, I’ve been seeing similar things throughout the baseball season and NBA Playoffs. The replay systems are supposed to get the calls right but they’re not too many times. In one Oakland A’s game, a ball hit by an Oakland player clearly goes over the fence into the stands, hits a seat and bounces back onto the field. The umps call it a ground rule double. It’s reviewed and the broadcast shows multiple replays from different angles in real speed and SloMo and it’s obvious it’s a home run. The umps finish their long replay review and say it was the right call as a ground rule double.