"The ball can be moving and touch the ground and it's still possible to be a catch...

[RealSNR]

Since ****ing when?

In my entire adult life of watching football, through multiple changes of definition on what constitutes a catch, the one thing that has stayed constant is if you have yet to establish possession, and then the ball touches the ground, it's not a catch.

When the **** was possession established on that 3rd down review?

And the fishiness of when Gene Steratorre gets on and the FIRST THING HE SAYS is, "Keep in mind that the ball can still be moving and even touch the ground, and it's still possible for this to be considered a catch..."

I'm not a "this game is rigged" asshole, but I need someone to educate me on this one. I still don't get it, because the CBS crew did a ****ing shitty ass job of explaining it, and to be quite honest, I've never once seen an instance where something like that is considered a catch.