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[earldagoat]

TODAY [emoji]10004[/emoji] @TODAYshow

"Cam couldn't have been nicer to me. He was extremely humble." -Peyton Manning

7:03 AM - 8 Feb 2016

 

[macbk]

TODAY [emoji]10004[/emoji] @TODAYshow

"Cam couldn't have been nicer to me. He was extremely humble." -Peyton Manning
7:03 AM - 8 Feb 2016

I don't doubt he was. But the step-back on the fumble and leaving the presser doesn't leave a good impression of him heading into the off-season.

 

[shatterkneesinc]

How much would you have to pay cam to throw the game

 

[earldagoat]

 

[dland24]

 

He juggled the ball, then he hits the ground and the ball moves. It never looked like he had full control and you can't confirm if the ball hit the ground or not. They're gonna stick with the original call. Thought that was a no brainer.

I would have to see it again but i could have sworn there was an angle that showed his arm under the ball.

yeah i didnt see the ball touch the ground, should have been reversed 

I swear the TV broadcast only showed a great angle of this replay once, and then never again to attempt to save face (when all were in agreement that the ball never touched the ground). It did. CLEARLY.

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Wish I could find the actual clip, but there is no doubt the ball touched the ground and moved. Good call refs!

 

[shatterkneesinc]

Scumbag Eli

 

[dontbelikethat]

The ball can touch the ground as long as the player has control and the ball doesn't move as its going down, don't remember if it moved or not in the process before his knee or elbow was down, but it obviously bounced out eventually. Ground can't cause a fumble either.

 

[polosanddunks]

That expression Eli had when he knew it was a wrap was hilarious. I swear midway during that Seahawks blowout he had a slight grin on his face . Scumbag Eli

 

[dland24]

The ball can touch the ground as long as the player has control and the ball doesn't move as its going down, don't remember if it moved or not in the process before his knee or elbow was down, but it obviously bounced out eventually. Ground can't cause a fumble either.

The ball moved. 99% of the world is claiming the ball never hit the ground period....which is clearly wrong.

 

[DeadsetAce]

That expression Eli had when he knew it was a wrap was hilarious. I swear midway during that Seahawks blowout he had a slight grin on his face . Scumbag Eli

 

[DB Cooper]

This ***** needs to be under investigation

It's not like they would have done anything anyway had he recovered it.

 

[iamdef]

I swear the TV broadcast only showed a great angle of this replay once, and then never again to attempt to save face (when all were in agreement that the ball never touched the ground). It did. CLEARLY.



Wish I could find the actual clip, but there is no doubt the ball touched the ground and moved. Good call refs!

 

[Peep Game]

I didn't notice Chris Harris(?) talking all loud while they were asking Cam questions, I would've left as well

 

[jayfiend]

Man that's not a catch

Not with how they're calling it today.

 

[keko jones]

So people mad cause Cam walked up and left?

 

[EddieDoyers]

Man that's not a catch

Not with how they're calling it today.

Once Mike Carey called that a catch, I knew it wasn't gonna be called a catch

 

[rolaholic]

I didn't notice Chris Harris(?) talking all loud while they were asking Cam questions, I would've left as well

"Can you throw a football?"

 

[DeadsetAce]

So people mad cause Cam walked up and left?

nah we mad cause he didn't fall on that ******* football

 

[iamdef]

 
The ball can touch the ground as long as the player has control and the ball doesn't move as its going down, don't remember if it moved or not in the process before his knee or elbow was down, but it obviously bounced out eventually. Ground can't cause a fumble either.

I'd have to look at the whole play again to see if he got the generic 2 steps after he secured the ball before being brought down. I know I was only focusing on whether the ball hit the ground, which it did

 

[dman14]

 
The ball can touch the ground as long as the player has control and the ball doesn't move as its going down, don't remember if it moved or not in the process before his knee or elbow was down, but it obviously bounced out eventually. Ground can't cause a fumble either.

I'd have to look at the whole play again to see if he got the generic 2 steps after he secured the ball before being brought down. I know I was only focusing on whether the ball hit the ground, which it did

if calvin and dez catches were overturned, i dont even know what a catch is, lol.

 

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[whywesteppin]

 
The ball can touch the ground as long as the player has control and the ball doesn't move as its going down, don't remember if it moved or not in the process before his knee or elbow was down, but it obviously bounced out eventually. Ground can't cause a fumble either.

I'd have to look at the whole play again to see if he got the generic 2 steps after he secured the ball before being brought down. I know I was only focusing on whether the ball hit the ground, which it did

if calvin and dez catches were overturned, i dont even know what a catch is, lol.

I'm still bitter about the overturned Bert Emmanuel catch against the Rams...

Given that it was originally called incomplete, I could see why they wouldn't overturn it. To me it's not so much that it hit the ground but that it caused the ball to come out of his hand. Sure, he kept it precariously wedged beneath his elbow as he rolled over, but to me that's not enough. But I could see it being interpreted either way.

 

[kingfoamnyc]

That Denver defense is the closest thing ive seen to the 2000 Ravens. Incredible

 

[dland24]

 

I swear the TV broadcast only showed a great angle of this replay once, and then never again to attempt to save face (when all were in agreement that the ball never touched the ground). It did. CLEARLY.



Wish I could find the actual clip, but there is no doubt the ball touched the ground and moved. Good call refs!

Repped.  

Not sure how anyone could watch this and say that the ball definitively did NOT touch the ground.  Looked very clear to me that the ball hit the ground AND moved.  

 

[doublemesh96]

He maintained control going to the ground