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By: seahawklioncourt

Here’s the one question I have about this explanation of “why it was a bad call”. Where in the rulebook does it state that one hand isn’t control, or that there is such a thing as “more control” or...

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By: kstreetdawg

This analysis of the rule is sound, but it assumes that Jennings undeniably obtained control prior to Tate. The fact of the matter is that the timing Tate’s control is uncertain. And to think that...

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By: sariff420

I’m thinking the NFL didn’t envision this scenario when they wrote the rule book. The rule book seems to be written with the thought process of both players being grounded to earth when trying to make...

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By: kmanx89

sariff420 says: Sep 28, 2012 6:14 PM hat’s missing in all this is Tate comes out with the ball! I know , irrelevant but if Jennings had “control” how does he lose it to someone else? ——————————————————...

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By: sariff420

What’s missing in all this is Tate comes out with the ball! I know , irrelevant but if Jennings had “control” how does he lose it to someone else?

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By: kmanx89

Footage from both the sideline and back of the end zone show the ball appearing to pass THROUGH Jennings hands (to the extent that it probably would have bounced off his chest) and INTO Tate’s left...

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By: kmanx89

aliensshoot1st says: Sep 26, 2012 10:45 PM If a catch can be made with one hand, ‘control’ can be constituted by one hand. Tate’s hand was on the ball first, followed by Jenning’s. Going by the rule...

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By: halps80

Love this page and respect your work, Mr Florio. I think it’s a shame that you are choosing to ridicule those who have a different interpretation of the film and application of the rule. Footage from...

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By: elvoid

Let’s grant that by the book, the call was wrong. I’m giving you that one. However, now let’s get to the part all you armchair referees should be ashamed of: the treatment of the replacement official...

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By: hawkfan72

Most people believe INT, mainly because they refuse to give any “control” to Tate with his one hand. The ball hits Tate’s hand, stops, and his hand never leaves. So much so that he is holding the ball...

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By: callmetrl

You know who else screwed up the hail mary, besides the officials (and the NFL)? The Packers! Jennings was first to the ball – all he had to do was smack it out of bounds or spike it into the ground....

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By: mark0226

The real issue here is not whether the call was correct or incorrect. The issue is whether the real officials would have got it right. Would anyone bet their life on that? The real officials screw up...

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By: thejimius

@ andrewproughcfe I’m afraid I disagree on the Austin catch. I just rewatched it on NFL Gamepass, and it definitely looks to me that both players put their hands on the ball at the same time.

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By: muskyhunter2542

Anyone who truly thinks that was a TD is either blind or is liking through teal colored glasses. Golden Taint didnt even have his right hand on the ball till the ball was alread secured by Jennings....

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By: muskyhunter2542

Its over…. Your welcome the the rest of the NFL for being the team that brought the real officials back…

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By: packerfanfordecades

Oh yeah …. and then there is the fact that the Seattle fingertips on the ball way up in the air were left hand fingertips. But ….. on the ground in the scrum, the Seattle left arm disappears altogether...

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By: packerfanfordecades

Yep …. I just watched the video clip referenced in your story frame by frame and was able to catch a snip and then magnify that snipped image. The magnified clip shows that Jennings has both hands...

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By: coachglove

I agree with a few other posters and add that the 2nd ref never signaled interception (by signaling touchback or pointing Green Bay’s way) he only signaled for the clock to stop.

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By: coachglove

problem with your argument: you imply it is not possible for a player to gain control of a ball with one hand…obviously not true as we have seen one handed catches. Therefore you can suggest that Tate...

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By: blanchonegro

tate had simultaneous control with one hand hit left hand. you can have control and possession with 1 hand.

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