Sean Myers

The one at the end, it was obvious.

But it's...

And we haven't even gotten into the part about the simultaneous catch.

Gene Steratore spent a lot of time explaining himself on Twitter.

Because he didn't know.

Nobody knows.

I go back to the old thing where you see it, and to me, I thought it was an interception just because it was simultaneous possession.

That one I didn't see.

I apologize.

Let me ask you this, Jim, since I'm on a roll.

So you're saying that would be the same argument with the Cooks play that he had the ball because his knee was down.

You get into that whole stuff about surviving the ground and all that stuff.

It's like government.

Since we kind of skipped all over that, there was a catch that Mims made for Denver.

Denver.

I didn't think that was a catch.

I thought they showed that over in the end zone where he rolled over and the ball hit the ground.

They didn't make a big deal out of that.

At some point, I don't know, but I remember before they had replay, I'm thinking to myself, they've got to put replay in because they're missing some obvious calls.

But my goodness, the way everything gets slowed down and you go, you know, almost like it's like the Zubruder film, you know, Kennedy's assassination.