Does anyone have a gif of the Griff Whalen 4th down "catch"?

[Growl]

All these gifs and i have yet to see the best possible one

 

Gano nonchalantly walking off the field after finding some prayer peace and lookin like he just called his shot on a 7-10 split

[Stewart up the middle]

Cam whispered something to backup center Velasco before the fumbled snap on the 1 yard line and it looked suspicious to me.

[GaCatFan]

Don't forget the offensive PI on Andre Johnson when he pushed Benwikere to the ground in the end zone. They missed that one, too.

[KSpan]

6 hours ago, pantherj said:

Trapping. Thank goodness the refs didn't cost us the game.

Agreed, but it really never should have come to be this close.

[juliosantos]

wish nfl would review that , refs are out for us 

[TheRed]

One of the worst calls I've ever seen.

The clock management in favor of the Colts at the end of the 4th was just as egregious.

[Marguide]

Don't think it was ever showed on replay, but I would swear there was a neutral zone infraction on Indy on the play with the fumble near the end zone.

Anyone else see that?

[tiger7_88]

The Referee's Union has had it out for us since Cam outed Ed Crapuli's biased bullcrap.

[htown704]

Now keep in mind the ball is allowed to hit the ground as long as the receiver has full control of it and the ground can't help you make the catch. 

 

That being said it looked like the ball moved as soon as it hit the ground indicating that it helped the receiver make the catch therefore it should have been reversed and found incomplete. 

[JawnyBlaze]

Ya know, this isn't even so much a case of "I don't even know what's a catch anymore".  This isn't a Calvin Johnson rule.  What happened last night WAS NEVER A CATCH.  He didn't catch the ball but not control it to the ground.  There's no grey area or misinterpretation possible.  He trapped it against the ground.  At no point in NFL history would that have counted as a catch.  Truly ridiculous.

[JawnyBlaze]

57 minutes ago, SOJA said:

Three straight HORRIBLE calls:

1- Olsen holding

2- "Catch" 

3- Out of bounds 

+ Andre Johnson pushoff TD. (a no-call)

[Mr Mojo Risin]

Need a gif of the "catch" from the side view angle that is the one that shows it is an incomplete pass the one posted here already you can't tell

[o803oVaDeR]

I went to the game and didn't record it so I didn't get to watch it. What was the broadcasters' opinion of it, while it was under review? They usually will say their opinions of the call while it is being reviewed. Sometimes they even talk to an NFL Official and get his opinion. Did they do this on TV last night and what did they say?

[JawnyBlaze]

24 minutes ago, o803oVaDeR said:

I went to the game and didn't record it so I didn't get to watch it. What was the broadcasters' opinion of it, while it was under review? They usually will say their opinions of the call while it is being reviewed. Sometimes they even talk to an NFL Official and get his opinion. Did they do this on TV last night and what did they say?

Yea, when they were discussing it, they were leaning to no-catch (you know they rarely give definitive opinions).  The ref they had give an opinion on was pretty confident no-catch.