bbb Posted September 30, 2013 Author Posted September 30, 2013 You need to have control of the ball for it to be possession, not necessarily have 2 hands on it. He had it pinned securely against his shoulder with both feet in-bounds and then put his other hand on it when he was out of bounds. That's how it looked on the scoreboard.
Kelly the Dog Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 You need to have control of the ball for it to be possession, not necessarily have 2 hands on it. He had it pinned securely against his shoulder with both feet in-bounds and then put his other hand on it when he was out of bounds. It went from one hand to the other before he had possession or control. In that time, it went from two feet in to one foot in. He didnt have control at all for some time after it hit his hands. I agree you dont have to have two hands on it for control or possession. But he didnt have either for more than one step.
bbb Posted September 30, 2013 Author Posted September 30, 2013 Eh, Bogar is a Ravens fan. One or two were inconclusive. He got the last one right. Bigger problem is the NFL rules. It's a fast, hard hitting sport. They nitpick this stuff to death. Kills a lot of big plays and points. It also takes away fan enthusiasm. The crowd should have been going ape **** after Kiko's interception at the end, but there was definitely something held back because we all knew it would be reviewed. I've hated instant reply since Day One.
2003Contenders Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 That was one of the things (to me) that was most impressive about this victory. The Bills had several close calls go against them -- but managed to perservere and not give up. I do believe that all of the reviews were, unfortunately, correct. The only plays that I recall disagreeing with were both on Glenn. The unnecessary roughness call, I thought, was ticky-tack. Also, he was called for a hold on Suggs on a play that looked very clean to me.
dave mcbride Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 (edited) The Woods play was definitely not a catch. He never secured it until he was out. It was clear as day on the replay. Edited September 30, 2013 by dave mcbride
justnzane Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 The reception and fumble was truly incomplete Chandlers one foot landed on the other foot and not on turf. This to me is questionable as it could be interpreted as the first foot is part of the field of play and thus the second would be on the field of play. The Woods call is questionable, I thought he trapped the ball against his bicep as he left foot was taking off the ground (i super slow mo'd it). The scoreboard dept and Boger both did the crowd a disservice. Scoreboard could have gave the replays that CBS was giving the viewers, and Boger did a crap job explaining to the crowd why the calls were overturned (minus the Chandler call). The call on Leonhard was dubious, and the Glenn holding call was not as bad as some of the ones that weren't called on Baltimore. I question the personal foul call on Glenn as well, as I thought you are allowed to pin a defender down.
Kelly the Dog Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 That was one of the things (to me) that was most impressive about this victory. The Bills had several close calls go against them -- but managed to perservere and not give up. I do believe that all of the reviews were, unfortunately, correct. The only plays that I recall disagreeing with were both on Glenn. The unnecessary roughness call, I thought, was ticky-tack. Also, he was called for a hold on Suggs on a play that looked very clean to me. I thought that was a good call too. Glenn was beat, and he kicked his foot out. It was either kicking or tripping because the defender went down from the trip.
bbb Posted September 30, 2013 Author Posted September 30, 2013 The reception and fumble was truly incomplete Chandlers one foot landed on the other foot and not on turf. This to me is questionable as it could be interpreted as the first foot is part of the field of play and thus the second would be on the field of play. The Woods call is questionable, I thought he trapped the ball against his bicep as he left foot was taking off the ground (i super slow mo'd it). The scoreboard dept and Boger both did the crowd a disservice. Scoreboard could have gave the replays that CBS was giving the viewers, and Boger did a crap job explaining to the crowd why the calls were overturned (minus the Chandler call). I don't think anybody in the crowd would hear anyway, because as soon as you here that it's going against you, the whole crowd just boos like crazy! LOL
justnzane Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 I don't think anybody in the crowd would hear anyway, because as soon as you here that it's going against you, the whole crowd just boos like crazy! LOL He still owes it to the viewers and the crowd. The crowd will boo him but that is part of the job. If he can't deal with it, he shouldn't be in the job.
enlightener Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 im glad that the amazing lack of luck we had on those replays all resulted in a W anyway for Blo, can the officials be any f*#^$ing slower on the reviews though? idiots
vincec Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 (edited) Just back from the game and again forgot to DVR. In the stands, all those calls that got overturned against the Bills seemed inconclusive at best.........What was the consensus here, and on TV? Wasn't it three that got overturned? I can't remember the first one, but the Chandler first down and the Woods touchdown looked good to everybody where we were sitting. And, there certainly didn't look to be enough evidence to overturn. Chandler was a clear no catch. I thought Woods had a TD. Yes, the ball moved but he never lost control. The ball can move if the receiver maintains control. That's ok, the refs paid us back when they upheld Alonso's pick at the end, which was questionable. Edited September 30, 2013 by vincec
NDBUFFCUSEFAN Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 im glad that the amazing lack of luck we had on those replays all resulted in a W anyway for Blo, can the officials be any f*#^$ing slower on the reviews though? idiots They got all three correct, yes they went against the Bills but they were all right.
Doc Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 Alonso's pick was legit. He had both his hands under it.
KOKBILLS Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 Man, you definitely get a biased opinion in the stands, LOL.........I thought Woods had the ball, kind of Tyree style. It didn't seem to move.........We thought Chandler's butt even landed before a 2nd foot had to. Oh well - then what was said about the call on Leonard? That didn't seem to be anything but a good tackle when they showed the replay. Both plays were very close...The Woods play especially...I think Chandlers hip hit half on the line, half off...The Woods play looked like the right call to me...Then they showed the last replay angle, the shot coming right at him, and it looked like a good catch...Both were close for sure. But neither final call could be argued as wrong I guess...
CountryCletus Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 This just in... WE WON THE GAME!!! None of the over turned calls were horrible officiating!!!
ganesh Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 Calls were correct. I thought they may have said Chandler's calf hit the ground before he was out. Definately did not get second foot down. If Woods holds onto ball instead of dropping it at the wall maybe they give it to him. Phantom holding call on Wood was really bad. Personal foul on Leonhard was questionable though they let Seacy get away with a defenseless reciver call. He hit with his shoulder but my hunch is he gets a small fine. The rest of the calls were correct. Including Kiko's second INT. When they kept showing the replay on Kiko's INT, I thought this crew will overturn that with our wretched luck with all of that. For a change, I think the Refs got all the calls correct (at least the critical ones). Both plays were very close...The Woods play especially...I think Chandlers hip hit half on the line, half off...The Woods play looked like the right call to me...Then they showed the last replay angle, the shot coming right at him, and it looked like a good catch...Both were close for sure. But neither final call could be argued as wrong I guess... I think the OP's premise is that if there is not enough conclusive evidence, the call *must* not be overturned.
djp14150 Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 On the chandler call..... I wonder about the rule exact wording. Based on this logic if a receiver has one foot in and second foot steps on another player and not in bounds would he be ruled in bounds because the foot is all in bounds On the Woods non TD call....that was a pure judgement call. Under the rules it has to be indisputable video evidence and their wasnt that. It was a play that has to go with the way it was called on the field.
Jim in Anchorage Posted September 30, 2013 Posted September 30, 2013 You guys that endlessly complain about the calls have got to be a blast to watch the game with.
bbb Posted September 30, 2013 Author Posted September 30, 2013 I think the OP's premise is that if there is not enough conclusive evidence, the call *must* not be overturned. Yeah, that was it. They were all so close, and usually when they are so questionable, the call on the field stands.
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