Wrong wording. All these Ravens fans posting are calling it a drop. Exactly
where in the video does the guy drop the ball? I dunno bout you, but the 30
or so times I'VE watched it, the Patriots guy knocks it out. Now, if I'm
standing in the kitchen & somebody climbs through the window & knocks a cup
of coffee out of my hand, do I say I "dropped" it? No, I say,"Hey, why are
you in my kitchen & why did you KNOCK the cup out of my hand?" Bitter
Ravens fans refusing to give the Pats player credit
the calvin johnson rule does not apply here for evans never goes to the
ground but the ball does get knocked out before his second foot hits the
gorund. if i have possesion and both feet in bounds and some one knocks it
out my hands it is a fumble but in the endzone you cant fumble so as long
as you have possesion with both feet inbounds and you do not go to the
ground it is a catch even if someone knocks it out afterwards
You're forgetting the rule that possession has to be made throughout the
catching motion. It needs to be CLEAR that he held possession all the way
through the catch to be called a touchdown. Anyone with even a brief
knowledge of NFL rules would know this. In this case, Evans did not
maintain possession and there is NOT conclusive evidence to overturn the
call on the field.
This is by far the worst play of that season...look at Lee Evans eyes...he
wanted to celebrate so bad I think he was about to lift the ball up in
celebration...i'm not a raven's fan but that was some bull. fyi - no it was
not a catch; Megatron's catch in that season was though.
Both of his feet were down I say it was a completed pass and they should
have at least reviewed it. That's what pissed me off. If the ravens
would've have called a time out after that play the booth might have
decided to review it and the ravens would have won the game
he didnt have possesion long enough for it to be considered a fumble i just
compared it to the calvin johnson rule because they dont count it as TD
when you hit the ground and the ball squirts out as you dont have possesion
long enough thats why i compared it
If you freeze it at 4 seconds...It appears he has possession with his right
foot down and his left toes making contact with the ground. Players scrape
their toes all of the time making touchdowns. Why is this not considered a
touchdown at this point?
It was a touchdown. He caught the ball had control when first foot hit. Had
control when second foot hit. After the second foot hit, then the ball
comes out. Blown call. Once the ball is controlled and both feet hit, it's
a touchdown no matter what.
as much as i hate the patriots that was an incomplete pass this is the
"calvin johnson rule" thats why its an incomplete pass it doesnt matter if
you get to feet down you must maintain possesion all the way threw
This is not a dropped pass. Im from baltimore and I am a ravens fan and it
was just a "great defensive play".. not even close to a catch.. not even
close...
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