Yet a RB can drop the ball right after he touches the white line or cone..
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Get StartedI mean really guys think about it ball never hits the ground but it's some how not a catch that's just asinine...how does it feel Dallas..dallas just had the game taken from them just like the lions had it taken from them last week
Welcome to the staged rigged NFL
CJ rule, it was right to be overturned..
I get that the way that rule is written that that probably isn't a catch, but it's a dumb and poorly written rule. He went up for the ball, secured possession, had both feet hit the ground while still maintaingin possession, then took an additional half step as he steadiest himself before falling and and having the ball trapped against the ground as he hit it.
If you have both feet touch the ground after securing posession it should be a catch even if you happen to fall after that.
The ball did hit the ground, hit when Dez came down, that's what caused the ball to move and pop out of his hands for a moment.
Yet a RB can drop the ball right after he touches the white line or cone..
It's going to be really funny seeing all the Cowboy fans whine about this after telling to Detroit quit bitching all last week.
This one was different at least with CJ you can make the aurgement the ball hit the ground as he used it to push himself up from the ground, this one here he didn't drop it, it never hit or touched the ground yet it's not a catch hell I think he retained control in the end zone and it should have been over turned into touch down imo...stupid stupid rule
That was a damn good catch to
This is what I don't get....what studio ref Mike Perria (sp?) keeps saying. He didn't make a move common to the game. What does that mean? He had 3 feet down and dives forward to reach the ball across the goal line. How is that not a football move or a move common to the game?
Why does a receiver have to do insane shit to demonstrate he has possession?
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