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Isn't this play different though than the CJ play? CJ goes up and comes down and doesn't hang on.

Dez catches the ball, takes three steps and reaches for the goal. He made a football move.

It's a different kind of play right?
My thoughts too.
 

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Isn't this play different though than the CJ play? CJ goes up and comes down and doesn't hang on.

Dez catches the ball, takes three steps and reaches for the goal. He made a football move.

It's a different kind of play right?

Yeah I get what you are saying but but it still falls under that same umbrella of "maintain when you go to the ground" rule
 

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I strongly DISAGREE that that's the right call...

A football Move? he caught it on the 5 yard line, so he naturally "falls" 5 yards.. so that's not a "big enough lunge"

complete and utter bullshit. you can only overturn on 100% certainty and that was anything but...

refs have ruined this playoffs...




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We have seen that call made countless times. When the red flag was thrown, I knew it would be overturned. Sucks to lose that way.



tell the lions that
 

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Talk about "double talk" chop


Instead of admitting they made a bad call they just changed the rule to make the bad call fit the rule instead of the other way around .

Years later after all the emotion of the tuck rule call has passed. Very quietly they went back and changed the tuck rule back to the way it was before.

This one today Pereira admits Bryant stretches the ball towards the end zone, but apparently it wasn't enough?
 

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I thought he made the catch. But now looking at the replay, that is a close play, and it probably is incomplete.

He had two hands on the ball, then switched hands, but if he did that and lost control of the ball, they would call it incomplete. In this case, in the process of switching hands, the ball hit the ground and bounced up. Close, but probably incomplete.

What I really would like to say, is that Dez Bryant blew it. In the biggest play of the game, a play for your season, and the Dallas Cowboys season, they call your number and Romo threw the perfect ball to a well covered Bryant who got both hands on the ball and had control, for a split second at least. All inside the 5 yard line. Then, he did a mistake of a young player, he tired to do too much, and the ball, that was in both hands, with the season on the line, slipped out.

The Cowboys never got the ball back. Green Bay receivers did not drop a ball on the final drive to run out the clock. That was their season.
 

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The way I would interpret the wording would make this a catch. He caught it at the 5 and made two steps and went 5 yards and changed hands and reached for the goal line. How is what he did not a catch? I would like to know.

steps? he just came down to re-establish position on the field, i wouldn't call those "steps" … he then fell after coming down from a vertical leap. i'm not a fan of either team, but i still don't call that a catch.
 

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I agree with this..

If Dez caught the ball there and went down there, it's incomplete... but 5 yards is a football move...

his momentum carried him 5 yards defy, i don't see a football move there. he fell.
 
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Cowgirls have to live with the call......just like they accepted the call of no pass interference last week.....

Karma can be a bitch.....

That being said, Dez and Beckham are monster receivers and are 1 and 1A in my book.....
 

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sorry but totally irrelevant


This is the official rule on receptions in the NFL:


"If a player goes to the ground in the act of catching a pass (with or without contact by an opponent), he must maintain control of the ball after he touches the ground, whether in the field of play or the end zone. If he loses control of the ball, and the ball touches the ground before he regains control, the pass is incomplete. If he regains control prior to the ball touching the ground, the pass is complete."


I think they ruled he was in the act of going down thus it's incomplete. I don't think you can argue otherwise since Dez would have just walked into the end zone if he could (if he wasn't going down)

whether or not it's a football move is irrelevant under these circumstances

that football move stuff comes into play when the ball is caught and subsequently dislodged from the receiver by the defender, the ground is entirely different



it's actually a very easy call
 

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PS: the tuck rule was in effect from 1999 through 2013, for twelve years after the 2001 playoff game

none of us ever heard of the rule before that infamous playoff game, but I saw it called scores of times for the next 12 years following that game
 

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I think they ruled he was in the act of going down thus it's incomplete. I don't think you can argue otherwise since Dez would have just walked into the end zone if he could (if he wasn't going down)

whether or not it's a football move is irrelevant under these circumstances

that football move stuff comes into play when the ball is caught and subsequently dislodged from the receiver by the defender, the ground is entirely different



it's actually a very easy call



PS: he caught the ball and was making a football move, BUT he did not maintain control after he touches the ground. I hope they modify this rule
 
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Talk about "double talk" chop


Instead of admitting they made a bad call they just changed the rule to make the bad call fit the rule instead of the other way around .

Years later after all the emotion of the tuck rule call has passed. Very quietly they went back and changed the tuck rule back to the way it was before.

This one today Pereira admits Bryant stretches the ball towards the end zone, but apparently it wasn't enough?

OR...

the tuck rule had been in place and remained unchanged for over a decade until 2013.
 

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There seems to be a huge misinterpretation of the catch rule in here. Let me clarify. By NFL rule, you've got to take 3 steps, eat a bag of chips, smoke a joint, heisman pose, then it's a catch.
 

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Some Observations from a Packer fan:


1--GOOD CALL IF THAT IS THE RULE

2--BAD RULE

3--TYPICAL "ME ME LOOK AT ME " ATHLETE.
SECURE BALL AND GO DOWN---SCORE ON NEXT PLAY--AT LEAST
HAVE A 50/50 CHANCE TO GO TO SEATTLE (RODGERS COULD STILL DRIVE
TEAM DOWN FIELD AGAIN WAY HE PLAYED IN 2ND HALF)

4--INSTEAD--COULDNT WAIT TO GET IN ENDZONE--REMOVE HELMET (WHICH
WOULD HAVE BEEN PENALTY ON KICKOFF GIVING PACK SHORT FIELD)--AND
SHOW WORLD HOW GREAT HE IS (MAY HAVE HAD CELL IN POCKET AND TWEETED
FROM END ZONE)--NOW ENJOY TITLE GAME ON TV
 

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Funny thing is, had he been able to go a couple more inches through the air he would have crossed the goal line. Would have been irrelevant if the ball moved when it hit the ground.
 

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Funny thing is, had he been able to go a couple more inches through the air he would have crossed the goal line. Would have been irrelevant if the ball moved when it hit the ground.

No you still need to maintain control. Wouldn't have been a TD

Saw a few people ask this though.
 

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