10-20-2015, 03:21 PM
(10-20-2015, 12:07 PM)Sovereign Nation Wrote: It was more of a catch than Golden Tate's TD.
Also more of a catch than during our Seahawks game. The defender hit the WR, the WR fell to the ground and the ball popped out. We challenged (due to something similar happening the week before that was ruled incomplete) and lost.
I would also argue that it was also more of a catch than what they award Clay.
Funny that Mike Carey stated that he wouldn't have overturned the Clay catch, and that he would have let the Hewitt catch stand.
BTW: I thought the Clay one was a catch and that the Officials got it right. I also thought the Hewitt catch was incomplete (he went out of bounds) and the Officials got that one right as well.
Looked to me like they got both the Clay and Hewitt calls correct based on replay. The Jones catch was odd to me, because Gilmore was adamant that the ball hit the ground, but Rex didn't move.
I'll have to try and look at the A22 on slo-mo and see what the Jones play looked like to tell if a challenge would've had any chance.
(10-20-2015, 02:17 PM)BengalsRocker Wrote: Hey it just takes more than talented players to make a successful team.
What makes Buffalo any different than any other loaded team that's underachieving.
From what I've heard and read seems like some dissension from within regardless of injuries.
That usually is a recipe for disaster and Rex is the "kitchen nightmare" in those situations.
We shall see.
Rex was talking about changing things up with regard to his pressure packages...as most Bills' fans can tell, he's scheming to make opposing QBs throw quickly.
Nuts to that I say; let the DL go after people. That's what they do best.
If Rex is true to his word, we should start to see more of that.
We shall see indeed.
(10-20-2015, 02:46 PM)rfaulk34 Wrote: It was a catch. The ball is allowed to touch the ground if you have control of it.
The Bills TE was incorrectly given credit for a catch early in the game though.
Clay had his hands under the ball from what I could tell.
I don't know about the Jones catch, as I've only seen the still shot (didn't show a replay in the stadium).
(10-20-2015, 02:49 PM)rfaulk34 Wrote: Clay was incomplete. You have to have control before the ball touches the ground. I had no problem with the Hewitt call. His foot was off the ground before he had the ball all the way in.
Really looked like his hands were under the ball.
I have no idea how two officials got the Hewitt call wrong with how close they were standing to that play. I was on the opposite sideline and nearly everyone called it out immediately (versus the Clay play, where most of us thought it hit the ground in live action).
