WITHERSPOON ICE IN HIS VEINS
Cardinals are the Jets of the West. Absolute garbage play call and effort.
no PI on that is bull
Heads up play by McBride🤣 #RamsHouse
Cardinals are so poverty
Not an INT. Sorry, not sorry.
Who?
Kupp sold these last three games. The mob paid a vist to Staffords house.
Kyler = Cod Szn
Dude secured the ball with the ground, but it should have been pi anyway so doesn’t matter what people think if he caught it or not
5% I agree with that after dinner
Throwing a rocket ball there for no reason
Midget man for the win
Is charizard considered a sexy Pokémon?
That ball can hit the ground if he already has possession, but he landed with the ball hitting the ground first, and he didn’t pass the time threshold to gain possession, therefore it’s not a catch.
i dont think yall understand that you think you know the rules better than the fucking refs💀
That's a pass interference, but that was for sure a catch tho lol
If the ball is the first thing to touch down on the ground when attempting to complete the process of a catch it is called an incomplete pass, you have to get your hands under the ball so it doesn’t hit the ground
No not anymore
Simultaneous is a thing now....
Ball can touch the ground and the receiver can have two hands on it. That's a catch now as long as the ball isn't moving....and the ball wasn't moving so it's deemed possessed
The whole what is a catch, what is not a catch came from the NFL covering up a blown call in the 1999-00 NFC Championship game where Bert Emmanuel caught a ball that they called incomplete and cost the Bucs the game.
@kylecarter I would personally say this is a catch, by I am going off the nfl rule book, and what has been called in previous games. I don’t care what way the want to call that, they just need to be consistent. If one player catches a pass like that and they call it incomplete, then when someone else does it it should also be incomplete
The old rule...ground can't cause a fumble but can cause an incomplete pass is jaded now....it's not cut an dry
What am I missing?!?