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Originally Posted by EyePod
They tried to give the Steelers a TD AGAIN! Just like in SB XL!! I mean, if it's that close, you don't give the score, and then you let the review work it out (like they did on the non-safety call during the play before the penalty-safety). Also, does anyone know if a QB has to have possession of the ball to make a forward pass? I've heard differing arguments, but if a QB can "throw" the ball just by pushing it forward, then that last play would have been an incomplete pass.
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It sure looked in real time like he got in, and actually I didn't see enough to overturn the ruling on the field and in a regular season game it would have stood. The other he lost control of the ball before attempting to bring his arm forward. You have to have control of the football as you bring your arm forward for it to not be a fumble.
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02-02-2009, 12:32 PM
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