Anybody have high-def pics of Holmes not catching the TD?

The second he caught the ball he had it secured and both feet were on the ground. There is no doubt about it.

I was more blown away that they didnt spend more time on the fumble on the second to last play of the game. It looked like his arm was going forward to me

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It looked like his arm was going forward to me

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it was

they didn't even review it

i can see goodell's goons on their mics just telling everyone, "do not replay. let this game end NOW."

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so i guess you don't have the pics i requested

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I can't supply you with everything on this board, slow.

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it was

they didn't even review it

i can see goodell's goons on their mics just telling everyone, "do not replay. let this game end NOW."

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it could have gone both ways, but they should have at least reviewed it. I was blown away to see Pitt in victory formation. I could not believe that they didn't even look at it.

slow his foot caught some grass. oh and its holmes brah.

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that would have been an incomplete pass, wouldn't the tuck rule come into effect?

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He would have to be tucking the ball for that rule to matter, right? He was bringing his arm back to pass, ball was knocked loose, then he just shoved it forward with his arm, not actually throwing it.

That's what I saw, at least.

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slow his foot caught some grass. oh and its holmes brah.

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grass ain't enough

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He was bringing his arm back to pass, ball was knocked loose, then he just shoved it forward with his arm, not actually throwing it.

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Exactly why I said it could've gone both ways, but they should have at least looked at it.

I'll answer the question by saying this: If the game were on CBS (shot in HDTV on Sony cameras...) we would have a high resolution shot. But with NBC, ehhhh.

There was another angle from behind the QB that showed both feet down. This seemed to be a much clearer shot.