His Heel Hit First. Why doesn't that count?

Some of you guys are fricking retards.

Goodell got his extension.

Saints fricked.

That was literally never allowed

I was wondering the same thing.

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It's not if the reciever is falling backwards and then he puts his heel down after his toes. They would called it out. It was the correct call. The forward toe drag is something that is part of the game. It might due to the fact that another body part hits out of bounds before the rest of the foot on drag plays.

I'm not sure that's true. Let's assume you only tap your second toe and the whole foot never comes down and you're shoved out. The rest of your foot actually does come down out of bounds doesn't it? It just does it further away from the out-of-bounds mark

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I'm not sure that's true. Let's assume you only tap your second toe and the whole foot never comes down and you're shoved out.

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So you got 2 feet down in bounds with no part of the foot out of bounds.

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The rest of your foot actually does come down out of bounds doesn't it? It just does it further away from the out-of-bounds mark

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That's a separate occurrence of the foot being down. That's like saying his foot is down out of bounds after he walks to the side line.

It is true. You can toe tap and go out but if your entire foot comes down and any part is touching out of bounds than it is not a catch