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Well, it turns out that the chaplain made the right call. Hogan didn't catch that ball after all: https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/671162838434598913/pu/vid/1280x720/_p3qiq3a2Ej8QgvE.mp4. Check out the first rear-view angle. No way does that ruling get overturned after seeing that.

 

That's a catch all day long. Hogan took 3 steps for his football move which means he became a "runner" who did not lose the ball until he was downed by contact.

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That's a catch all day long. Hogan took 3 steps for his football move which means he became a "runner" who did not lose the ball until he was downed by contact.

Ball was coming out before the so-called football move. No way is that overturned. And if that's a catch it's also a fumble - the ball was coming out while he was upright.

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That's a catch all day long. Hogan took 3 steps for his football move which means he became a "runner" who did not lose the ball until he was downed by contact.

 

I think the point of contention was whether the ball was secure when he was taking those steps. The ball moves while in his grasp, so the question would have been - a bobble or moving it to the other hand to avoid contact?

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I think the point of contention was whether the ball was secure when he was taking those steps. The ball moves while in his grasp, so the question would have been - a bobble or moving it to the other hand to avoid contact?

 

And we expect the refs top know what a catch is? We can't even decide 24 hours after the game...

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