Bob Starkey

I think it's a little jab, yeah.

I would take it.

And when it happened, we're sitting there watching this in the studio there, and I thought, that's a little jab.

I thought it was a little jab, and I like it.

A friendly jab, but a little jab, yes.

But I would think that eventually that rule is going to have to be looked at again and again because it has been looked at again and again.

And while I think the application was correct, I think the application...

needs to be a little bit changed.

The way they look at that has to be changed.

Do you agree with that?

Do you think it should be?

Because here's the scenario.

I was looking at games last night, and I saw one.

This is a San Francisco game against Seattle from three years ago where I forget who the receiver was, caught it at the two-yard line, took two steps, held the ball out over the goal line, and was knocked away at that point.

But you crossed the goal line.

No, I don't know.

But, I mean, I trust my eyes on what I think is a catch and what isn't a catch.

Maybe it just should be if you have possession.

And possession is –

Two hands around the ball, or it's clear that you have possession, and the ball crosses the goal line no matter what instance, then it's a touchdown.