NFL Wild Card Weekend

[Guest]

Finally watching the highlights of Cincy-Pitt.

 

How was the Bryant TD ruled a catch and why didn't Marvin Lewis challenge it? It appeared to me that he didn't have possession of the ball until after his right foot came off the ground and he only got the left foot in.

[PosterToBeNamedLater]

Finally watching the highlights of Cincy-Pitt.

 

How was the Bryant TD ruled a catch and why didn't Marvin Lewis challenge it? It appeared to me that he didn't have possession of the ball until after his right foot came off the ground and he only got the left foot in.

Scoring play so it was automatically reviewed. I thought the same thing, though. My thought was "it is a shame this is going to get overturned, because that was amazing." I am glad they didn't overturn it.

[Careless]

Finally watching the highlights of Cincy-Pitt.

 

How was the Bryant TD ruled a catch and why didn't Marvin Lewis challenge it? It appeared to me that he didn't have possession of the ball until after his right foot came off the ground and he only got the left foot in.

It looked like he had the ball stuck to his legs at all points. I have no idea how that should be ruled, but it was awesome.

[kujay]

One of the weird things I have always wanted to see is a Wild Card team hosting a playoff game. I absolutely don't want the Packers to win but if they did there'd be 4 wild card teams playing and a chance, especially in the AFC

 

Obviously want KC to win but also Pitt which would put the AFC title game at Arrowhead. Holy hell that would be fun.

[PosterToBeNamedLater]

Finally watching the highlights of Cincy-Pitt.

 

How was the Bryant TD ruled a catch and why didn't Marvin Lewis challenge it? It appeared to me that he didn't have possession of the ball until after his right foot came off the ground and he only got the left foot in.

It looked like he had the ball stuck to his legs at all points. I have no idea how that should be ruled, but it was awesome.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbz0o0spEgk

 

It looks like from the side view (around 30 seconds in the vid) he might still be gaining control as his right foot is coming up. The replay from behind (final replay in vid) looks like he could have it pinned the whole time, but again the side view might be better. I am fine with the call, though.

[Andy]

NFL owners approved the Rams' move to L.A. by a 30-2 vote. Rams moving.

 

The Chargers have a year to negotiate a deal to join them, after which the Raiders can move there instead, though indications right now are they will remain in Oakland.