Plain as day on my cheap ass laptop screen...

[TheRed]

Look Cam had some iffy throws yesterday. There's no doubt about it.

But after rewatching this play over and over can we all agree that maybe let's not run risky ass plays like this backed up at our own end zone again?

[hepcat]

Shawn Hochuli might be retarded or he might just hate the Panthers because his dad infamously told Cam he wasn't old enough to get a late hit call back in 2015. Cam should have told the younger Hochuli he wasn't old enough to make that call.

[trucpfan]

17 minutes ago, Castavar said:

Yeah, we got fugged over per par, but DJ Moore gotta give a better effort than that. If you don't know whether it is a live ball or not, you always pounce on it like it's a fumble. This is basic high school sh*t.

That’s all I wanted to say in this thread no matter what you secure the dam football this shouldn’t be a topic at all it’s seems inconclusive to me tbh of course my team I want to see it our way but it’s close as poo. 

[Knockout]

40 minutes ago, CMCVP#22 said:

Can someone find a shot of the guy catch/incomplete pass when the guy was clearly still up when the ball came out

I took a look at the replay.  It definitely looks like he was bobbling it before his knee came down.  I'm just not sure what the NFL considers control because it looked like the ball was in his hand, but he was fighting with Luke to secure it.

 

[Don137]

I was in the stands remember watching the play clock on a field goal by Zuerlein just hit zero when the ball was snapped. Not sure if the refs give them the benefit if it just hits zero or not. I think that was the 49 yard attempt.

[Shotgun]

58 minutes ago, Dunn said:

I thought they were changing the rules where a simple game infraction couldn't offset a personal foul?  

That's only if Brees is involved.

[Harbingers]

2 hours ago, Jeremy Igo said:

 

Are the officials working on etch-a-sketches or something?

 

 

 

 

 

 

On the wide shot they showed you can clearly see an official showing the tip signal from where he was standing in the end zone.

[Knockout]

Cam release the ball at the 9.  The ball was tipped and landed at the 8.  Looking at the angle of his throw, I'd assume it would've landed at about the 10, but can't expect refs to understand math like that.

[JawnyBlaze]

1 hour ago, joemac said:

Looks to me that it was a backwards pass.  Look at the line I put in this pic, it would have to be thrown at that angle for it to be a forward pass, and it definitely was not.

Look at your line in relation to the 10 yard line. Because of the angle of the camera, your line isn’t accurate

[TheWiz]

I know we like to say that one play doesnt win or lose a game.... but that was a pretty big effin call. 

Team didn't play well enough to overcome it but this definitely set us back. 

[rippadonn]

Just now, stbugs said:

Exactly. The announcers even lauded the officials for letting it play on. Then of course on the Rams actual fumble they blow the whistle immediately instead of letting it play on so what happens when the review isn’t conclusive enough? We get screwed both times.

The officials fuging up is just too crucial to these games. There isn’t a technology that could instantly say that it’s a forward pass? The all 22 camera into a computer would be instantaneous and correct.

Those two plays ended up gifting the Rams 14 points. It’s amazing when people don’t think there could be rigging. Those two plays take an easy win for us and turn it into a close loss. I am not saying Goodell and team do rig it but for a Broncos fan replay official, it’s easy to impact a game.

Preach!

[Eric4280]

A very questionable call... we should’ve been given the same slack on that fumble that wasn’t overturned. But of course not.

[DeAngelo Beason]

2 hours ago, shaka said:

"In American football and Canadian football, a lateral pass or lateral (officially backward pass in American football and onside pass in Canadian football) occurs when the ball carrier throws the football to a teammate in a direction parallel to or away from the opponents' goal line. "

 

The question isn't if the ball was tipped.  Go back and look at the play again, the ref in the endzone saw it was tipped.  Can you tell in that 3-5 yards the ball is in the air before it's tipped that it is clearly going towards the opponents goal line?  It's a really tough call and would be hard to overturn. 

 

Was it the right call on the field?  I don't think so.  But it is one of those times where it's almost impossible to over turn. 

 

This.  Wrong call on the field, but wasn't enough evidence to overturn it.

[rippadonn]

As you can see the official isn't concerned with the game itself must be checking the lines in Vegas.

That fumble was a momentum changer and we had hostile officials so they fixed it that's the REAL NFL. They have their finger on the scales at all times. The officials control the outcomes of games for.....