It looked to me that the TE didn't have control of the ball because he bobbled it and didn't get control until he was half a yard from the end zone.Originally Posted by pbmax
It looked to me that the TE didn't have control of the ball because he bobbled it and didn't get control until he was half a yard from the end zone.
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From the one angle it did look like he was bobbling it as he reached across. If the ball crossed the goal line, he possibly didn't have possession of it at that time. Play stands as called was the correct call to make post review.
Maybe. But consider an alternate scenario. I would bet you that loose ball control that was clearly over the line (plus control of ball when on the ground) would yield a TD call that would stand up to being reversed. Of course, I am probably forgetting about the rules section that covers this exact scenario that might render my argument moot.
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