How does the ref call that down by contact? Furthermore, how does Mcarthy not challenge?

[DripTooHard]

Based on the flow of the game and how the defense was getting gashed, that play should have been challenged by MM.

 

[RomoIsGod]

Spot on. Nobody was able to see replay before a play was run. The player should have been letting McCarthy know. Maybe Wilson didn’t know it was fumbled…not sure. I still think with the situation being what it was, McCarthy should have thrown the flag. At worst, he loses a TO and a challenge.

Could have called a timeout

 

[LandryFan]

Could have called a timeout

You are correct…

 

[KingCorcoran]

That stupid ref comes in late after we recovered the fumble and rules down by contact. Why not let it play out and let New York decide?

And why doesn't Mike throw the challenge flag there, worst case scenario a timeout is lost.

Could have been a momentum shifter being down just 7-0.

Granted I don't see it changing anything with how everyone played today, but still.

It was frustrating to know that the was a missed turnover.

Terrible job by our Mickey Mouse coach.

Dom was in charge of replays out of New York today.

 

[Cydios]

That stupid ref comes in late after we recovered the fumble and rules down by contact. Why not let it play out and let New York decide?

And why doesn't Mike throw the challenge flag there, worst case scenario a timeout is lost.

Could have been a momentum shifter being down just 7-0.

Granted I don't see it changing anything with how everyone played today, but still.

It was frustrating to know that the was a missed turnover.

Terrible job by our Mickey Mouse coach.

This issue amongst others.

 

[McKDaddy]

I have no issue with the "In the grasp" call. If they are going to call roughing for every little graze of a QB, they need to immediately blow the whistle when D seems to have them.

 

[Redsfan_83]

it wasn't an obvious call to the naked eye and only became obvious about 34 minutes after the rewind of the play..unfortunately we cannot ask the Bills to nicely hang on before their next play