Rich Eisen Show on the game

[Stonyhands]

(01-12-2016, 05:13 AM)BernLock Wrote: Im not wrong. It was called a touchdown. It was a touchdown. Let go of your Homerism bullshit for 2 seconds

So explain to me how one has possession when it's pinned between two objects and is visibly moving?  Taking it frame by frame you can see the rotation of the ball when he is holding it against his leg. You can see it coming separating from his leg as it is rotating at the same time his leg is coming up.  The leg came up because he was losing the football.  He had to flip because he couldn't put the leg down that was now securing the football.  When that leg came up so did the foot.  Possession was secured after the foot came up and just as his other foot hit the ground.