View topic - Mike Pereira...GREAT explanation

[Teegre Profile]

I know that this is old news, but this is Mike Periera's explanation of exactly why Santonio's catch was indeed INDISPUTABLE.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7z4RXNwHKk

Furthermore, Pereira is known for being brutally honest (i.e. he has no problem admitting when his officials are wrong/make a mistake). Thus, his adamant agreement with the reversal (i.e. changing it to a touchdown) speaks volumes.

In other words, all the media who keep rambling on (& on & on) about how Pittsburgh's victory was "questionable" should now move onto a more interesting topic...
...or, if no interesting topic is available, they can discuss their catch-all: T.O. (Ugh).

[isfry Profile]

Thanks, Teegre-that is a good breakdown. I thought it was clear all along (during the game.) Interestingly, I watched AFC playbook on the NFL network last night, and in the leadup to their analysis of the upcoming Steelers-Titties game, they played highlights of the Ratbird game. The last clip they showed was Ben rolling left, then right, throwing to Holmes, and Brian Baldinger goes "touchdown Steelers!". That was it. No mention of the "questionable" nature or the "controversial" call.

[tjs1974 Profile]

Thanks, Teegre-that is a good breakdown. I thought it was clear all along (during the game.) Interestingly, I watched AFC playbook on the NFL network last night, and in the leadup to their analysis of the upcoming Steelers-Titties game, they played highlights of the Ratbird game. The last clip they showed was Ben rolling left, then right, throwing to Holmes, and Brian Baldinger goes "touchdown Steelers!". That was it. No mention of the "questionable" nature or the "controversial" call.

Did when Ben was rolling out on that TD throw, did you see the awesome block C Justin Hartwig put on Terrell Suggs:)