Looks like McGee got robbed of a pick

[truth on hold]

on denver's last offensive play, it was ruled an incomplete pass. but the replay shows the ball never hit the ground and went right into mcgee's hands. only question is did he have both feet inbounds, and from this angle looks like he did. i can see why bills didn't verbally challenge it (if they win they get ball at 20, instead of 15) but of course there was more downside than up with only 30 seconds left on the clock. still for mcgee's sake and to add another pick on cutler, would have liked to seen it correctly called.

 

here's the replay:

http://www.nfl.com/videos?videoId=09000d5d...goryId=featured

[scoring is not hardy]

on denver's last offensive play, it was ruled an incomplete pass. but the replay shows the ball never hit the ground and went right into mcgee's hands. only question is did he have both feet inbounds, and from this angle looks like he did. i can see why bills didn't challenge in that situation (if they win they get ball at 20, instead of 15) but of course there was more downside than up with only 30 seconds left on the clock. still for mcgee's sake and to add another pick on cutler, would have liked to seen it correctly called.

 

here's the replay:

http://www.nfl.com/videos?videoId=09000d5d...goryId=featured

Looked to me like he was out of bounds- barely. At that point the game was over and you don't challenge that call- unless you're bellacheat

[My Friends Call Me Tebucky]

They couldn't have challenged it even had they wanted to.

 

If it was 3rd down instead of 4th the booth would have reviewed it though. Doesn't really matter, it was all cosmetic.