re: How many steps does it take to make "the process" complete?

You don't understand what a 'football move' is. You can't make a football move without possession. As in turning upfield. Just stop. Your Cowboys lost. It's over. You should to have even been in the game. The Packers would've scored anyway. Give it up.

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You don't understand what a 'football move' is. It is done with the legs, not the arms. As in turning upfield.

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Extending the football is a football move per the rule book bro

I guess you can debate if that happened but your definition of what constitutes a football move is incomplete

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You have to have possession to be able to do that bro.

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You don't understand what a 'football move' is. You can't make a football move without possession. As in turning upfield.

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Jesus Christ, the NFL rule book specifically lists lunging for extra yards as a football move. And there is a difference between possession and completing the catch. Dez clearly had possession and nobody disputes that.

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Football move is irrelevant once Bryant went up and went down to the ground. He had to possess through the ground. He didn't.

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What? That is not even remotely true.

If that statement holds true then there would never be a fumble after a reception, only incompletions.

You can go up, come down with both feet in bounds, make a football move and controlling to the ground is irrelevant.

If he had possession, it have been ruled down by contact, right?

He never established possession is my whole point. It's like talking to a wall with you people.

Only if a football move was made Lnch. If no football move was made possession has to be completed through the ground. There is Zero argument as to whether he possesed the ball before touching the ground.