How much did Tomlin pay the refs?

Don't get me wrong, I'm glad we won, I'd just rather it happen without the refs help.

 

It's a garbage call. Now we're talking about three steps. He possessed the ball. Two steps. A "football move" is equivalent to a commentator trying to praise a scrub as "he's a football player!"

They all are! But steelers won. Still a stupid offense and nothing in the middle. Zero

 

Correct
Plus
A 15yd penalty
For taunting

 

taunting?
not
giving them the business?

 

Than again
The ref
Might like
What he or she seen
Or
Could say they were short
Of the line to gain

 

I think the fine line was the CB was still defending the play. If a WR caught the ball on his toes and fell out of bounds, but had possession and lost the ball before he hit the ground it would be incomplete too.

 

bad call but I’ll take it.

 

Dogdammit man
He needs to act like he's been there before. Maybe after a few more years of experience will help.

 

Harbaugh, is that you?

 

2 and make a "football move"

 

Correct. What was the football move that makes it a bad call? Answer; there wasn't any.

 

I think he had time to quickly bring that ball to his chest. Felt like this was mild show-boating “Look at me, I caught the winning TD” Why “seemingly” grandstand there by hanging the ball out on a clothes line. I don’t know, maybe once I rewatch the tape, I’ll see he didn’t have time to pull that ball in ?

 

What "football move" is there to be made once you're in the end zone?

 

A 3rd step, pulling the ball into your chest.

 

Tomlin is such a putz. he needs to keep his head down and his mouth shut.

 

Well, good job giving effort all the way to the end knocking it out.

 

well apparently the refs didn’t think so

 

NFL wanted Tomlin to win. He’s the Rooney rule darling. That field goal penalty was preposterous.

 

We got 3 calls that had it gone against us I would have been pissed.

The blocking the center in the FG that ended up becoming a TD

the AR catch/fumble/INT

The Likely TD

I’m not even saying by the letter of the law they were all wrong but just very questionable.

 

How soon we forget.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/xtcoQP-KWjw

 

Yup, but they got away with pretty blatant pass interference on the play before, so screw 'em.

 

They say his foot was inches away from completing a step that would have made it a catch.

Strange that 3 steps needed. I have seen less steps called a catch and fumble outside the endzone.