Hypothetical: Mike Wallace Catches the Bomb at the End

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

Wish I had a gif of his critical drop on the Dolphins Hail Mary.

 

Does he land short of the end zone and is he touched down by Mike Mitchell a yard or two short of the goal line? I honestly think this would have been the case and doubt the Dolphins offense could have ran the 60+ yards up the field to get the next play off in under 10 seconds.

 

Or,

 

Would Wallace have been able to reach his arms or extend to cross the plane? 

 

In the replays I've seen I keep thinking he'd be a yard short and Mitchell would have landed on him to down him near the line. 

[fieryprophet]

Down at the one, no way they get another play off.

[the butch]

Reality: Mike Wallace Doesn't Catch the Bomb at the End.

[SZ James (banned)]

i need a replay...

[gakonline]

If Ginn catches the bomb thrown to him earlier that play is irrelevant anyway.

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

i was thinking about that too.  i don't think they would have had enough time to get set and run another play thank god.

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

Anyone got a gif/replay? I know it is in the game highlights on NFL.com but thats all I know of. 

[teeray]

I don't think he would have gotten in, but it would have been close.  Too close

[MtnJax]

Not sure he holds onto it even if he does catch it. The ground might have jarred it loose anyway

[Jackofalltrades]

Reality: Mike Wallace Doesn't Catch the Bomb at the End.

This is all that matters.

[SpeedOFLight]

That was too close for comfort lol. Glad our guys pulled it out. I almost fainted when I seen that lol

[NewYork fan89]

Ginns drop wound up not mattering because we wound up scoring a TD on that drive anyway. (Cam rushing TD).

If Ginn catches the bomb thrown to him earlier that play is irrelevant anyway.

[Cary Kollins]

I don't think he scores.

 

 

But the bigger question is, on a play where the only chance the Dolphins have is to score a TD, how does Mike Wallace get behind our defense?

 

Why were there not three defenders with their backs to the endzone?  Mind boggling defensive breakdown with shades of Nakamura and ATL.

[Darth Biscuit]

I don't think he scores.

 

 

But the bigger question is, on a play where the only chance the Dolphins have is to score a TD, how does Mike Wallace get behind our defense?

 

Why were there not three defenders with their backs to the endzone?  Mind boggling defensive breakdown with shades of Nakamura and ATL.

 

Agreed.

 

Can't believe that they didn't have at least one guy way back and had told him, "don't let Wallace get deep"

 

I'm glad it worked out but that would have been crushing.