Your right HRMG!! But the same rule applies whether it's a touchdown or on the playing field. I personally thought it was a catch.
Which brings me to this...
The so called non-TD TD that has everybody upset isn't the end all beat all for the Lions / Bears game. Until that last drive the Lions had (I think) 99 yards of total offense!! They couldn't do ANYTHING against the Bears 'D'. Yeah, they scored twice, but we gave up the ball 4 times (twice deep)!! And that doesn't include a dropped TD by us on like the 3rd play of the game. The Lions 'D' had no answer to the Bears 'O'. They marched up and down the field at will against them...again, Bears turnovers and penalties are why the game was even close at the end. By my calculations, the Bears could of / should have easily won the game 35 or 42 to 0.
But I wholeheartedly agree...that WAS a TD catch in my book and the Bears are lucky to have escaped with a win!!
J.D.......DALLAS is next!!!!! lol [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS from Wednesday, September 15, 2010 5:45:25 AM)
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
I could, but it's much easier if you watch a game with someone and they explain it play by play. Too many rules..... like that must "maintain control of the ball during the entire action of a catch in order for it to be counted as a touchdown" . I say he was putting the ball on the ground to try to push himself up and then dropped it = separate action and therefore a TOUCHDOWN! He should have just stayed on his back until they gave him the touchdown and THEN got up!
zomby wrote:
hi hot rockin godess can you explain american football to me as im from uk where we have soccer which could be a low scoring game in your eyes and its certainly not boring
