So sick of seeing the Patriots in the SB

[handicappers]

Any turnover is allowed to be challenged. If Myles had sprinted to the end zone and the play was challenged perhaps it tuns to a TD? Down by contact can also be challenged.

Really? THat's how it works, huh?

 

[YankeeRebel]

cant challenge when it's been whistled down by contact, superfan

What is & what isn't reviewable?

 

[YankeeRebel]

Really? THat's how it works, huh?

If a player fumbled prior to being down by contact, its reviewable.

 

[black francis]

Any turnover is allowed to be challenged. If Myles had sprinted to the end zone and the play was challenged perhaps it tuns to a TD? Down by contact can also be challenged.

false

 

[soxfan1468927]

Any turnover is allowed to be challenged. If Myles had sprinted to the end zone and the play was challenged perhaps it tuns to a TD? Down by contact can also be challenged.

Back to reality.

No, you cannot challenge that play. Once it was blown dead, you can't challenge it. There is 0 chance they could turn that into a TD or even an advancement of the ball.

 

[handicappers]

If a player fumbled prior to being down by contact, its reviewable.

You're wrong.

 

[YankeeRebel]

You're wrong.

I posted the link.

 

[RobToxin]

Any turnover is allowed to be challenged. If Myles had sprinted to the end zone and the play was challenged perhaps it tuns to a TD? Down by contact can also be challenged.

Advancing the ball after the whistle has been blown can not be challenged.

Possession can.

 

[soxfan1468927]

If a player fumbled prior to being down by contact, its reviewable.

From the NFL spokesman:

“The ruling on the field was a fumble, recovered by the defense. Because a whistle was blown, there could be no advance of the fumble, and that ended the play,” NFL spokesman Michael Signora told PFT via email. “Replay was used to determine if in fact it was a fumble and/or if the player was down by contact, but no advance of the fumble could be added at this point."

You cannot challenge that the recovering player wasn't down by contact, and therefore could advance the ball. I'm sorry but this is pretty basic stuff.

 

[YankeeRebel]

What is & what isn't reviewable?

You're wrong.

I posted the link.

If I am misreading or misunderstanding then I apologize for the confusion.

 

[flyingelvis]

Back to reality.

No, you cannot challenge that play. Once it was blown dead, you can't challenge it. There is 0 chance they could turn that into a TD or even an advancement of the ball.

Correct.

 

[handicappers]

I posted the link.

You clearly didn't read the link thoroughly. try again.

 

[YankeeRebel]

Advancing the ball after the whistle has been blown can not be challenged.

Possession can.

Yeah, that makes sense. So in a nutshell had Jacks ran to the end zone and the play was challenged it would not have mattered. Makes sense. My bad

 

[handicappers]

The ref shouldn't have blown his whistle so quick. He took away any advantage the Jags might have gained from that play. Little things like that add up when refs are steering a game one way or the other. You see it all the time in football.

 

[YankeeRebel]

The ref shouldn't have blown his whistle so quick. He took away any advantage the Jags might have gained from that play. Little things like that add up when refs are steering a game one way or the other. You see it all the time in football.

And that is what I implied earlier the ref saw him as down by contact, at least that is what I gathered from the play.

That was a weird fumble.

 

[jvett77]

you are wrong

Reruns of both games will be shown tonight on the NFL network starting at 8 PM. Not sure if reruns of the Myles Jack play will be shown and analyzed.

 

[LetsGoPats]

 

[Cedrique]

Reruns of both games will be shown tonight on the NFL network starting at 8 PM. Not sure if reruns of the Myles Jack play will be shown and analyzed.

I saw that. I may watch the Pat/Jags game but I'm not watching that Eagles game--there's no way they beat the Vikings again.

 

[YankeeRebel]

Reruns of both games will be shown tonight on the NFL network starting at 8 PM. Not sure if reruns of the Myles Jack play will be shown and analyzed.

To what end? If the ref screwed the pooch nothing can be done about it now. But you know people, well, some people have to try and find a way to lessen the accomplishments of the Pats. It's funny you would think supposed grown behind men would be able to move past all the drama. But in the end most are just looking for attention.

 

[black francis]

The ref shouldn't have blown his whistle so quick. He took away any advantage the Jags might have gained from that play. Little things like that add up when refs are steering a game one way or the other. You see it all the time in football.

Let it play out, then review it

It shouldn't be that difficult.