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why wasnt that a fumble?


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If you look at the replay, he catches it with 2 hands and pulls it in as he places his feet on the ground... then as he's getting tripped up and tackled, he moves to catch himself and cradles the ball in one arm against his body and puts his other arm out to brace his fall (to maybe stay up).

The Ball was then stripped as a defender stuck his hand in on the way by and popped the ball up. Marshall then caught the ball and the ball was secured by Marshall on the ground along with the WR's foot.

The Ball was caught, and stripped and recovered.

It was a blown call... But what do I know. I've been wrong before. LOL

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I didn't get a clear look at the play at wwork but it looked like an obvious fumble to me.

I noticed the refs took a long time reviewing it what was their excuse?

We were jobbed on that one...

And how many times after refs get a call wrong and give the ball back to the other team, that other team marches right down and scored....

Sickening

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It was a fumble and they had the call right to start with. The thing is how do you really tell if someone has pos. I mean it looked like it to me but ask someone else and they could say not. IMO you should not be able to use Pos as a reason to overturn.

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