Al Riveron explains call on catch-fumble in PHI-CHI

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Al Riveron explains call on catch-fumble in PHI-CHI Published: Jan 06, 2019 at 11:21 AM Around The NFL Writer Mike Haynes Jersey Just one week into the year 2019, we might have stumbled upon a loophole, or at least an unaddre sed section of the rule book. completed a pa s -- or at least appeared to complete a pa s -- to receiver just before halftime of Sunday's Bears- wild-card contest, an excruciating 16-15 lo s for Chicago. That reception was then ripped out of Miller's hands by defensive back and ruled an incomplete pa s. Replay review revealed Miller caught the pa s, took three steps and then lost po se sion of the ball before he was downed. There was a problem, though: No one recovered the ball from either team. The dead ball was picked up by an official. Seems ordinary, right? The ball was dead, so there's no reason to recover it. But often, defenders will still recover a ball they think might have been a fumble instead of being initially ruled dead. A defender returned a potential fumble by for 100 usele s yards (Gordon was ruled down in the end zone, then overturned to being down at the 1) in the day's first game. A defender recovered a loose ball that was initially blown dead as a touchdown against the a week earlier. Cleveland was awarded the ball upon review, which determined it to be a fumble and a recovery, even though the play Josh Jacobs Jersey was blown dead. Had an Eagle (or a Bear) recovered the ball, the same would have happened Sunday. But since it didn't, ma s confusion ensued. Officials stuck with the incomplete ruling, because neither team gained definitive po se sion. Senior VP of officiating Al Riveron weighed in later Sunday. In , the receiver controlled the ball with two feet down & took an additional step, so it was a catch. However, because he was not down by contact & there was no video evidence of a clear recovery or the ball going out of bounds, the ruling of incomplete stands. - AL NFL Officiating (@NFLOfficiating) And it turns out, deep in the replay review archives, we had a ruling on this specific scenario: Instant Replay Casebook, Page 11: NFL Officiating (@NFLOfficiating) The ended up with a field goal on that po se sion. Riveron will join "Good Morning Football" on Monday at 8:15 a.m. ET to discu s the Howie Long Jersey wild-card games. This article has been reproduced in a new format and may be mi sing content or contain faulty links. Please use the Contact Us link in our site footer to report an i sue.
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