NFL Amazing Plays that didn't count (PART 3) 

I wish I saw the full game so I could see if it were bad calls or just really unlucky for Harvin

Could never be me💀

@@Murrayszn lol😂😂

@@Murrayszn won’t ever be you💯

@@kyreewilliams2223 Won't be me either because I'm a scrub

THATS WHAT I SAID

For real that doesnt make any sense, plus his toes hit first??? since when does the full heel need to hit for a touchdown

@@ryguy3208 what you can’t touch out of bounds lmao

@@raksomething6942 for sure, I hear you on that but this reminds me of the santonio holmes touchdown of super bowl 43. His toes were inbound first.

@@ryguy3208 a toe tap is different from stepping out

Exactly you can see green in between the foot and sideline on every step, getting the review wrong should be inexcusable as a ref

That was a bad call u see the green

Yea

Frrrrrr

exactly

definitely

I agree that looks in

It was in

He was clearly in but they said he was out

@@sportskingdom4495 we was not sadly,his foot was just a smidget out of bounds

@@sportskingdom4495 he was clearly not in

The bengals didn’t have their long snapper - which resulted in Steelers blocking the extra point when they scored 3 plays later - tragic - Bengals should have won but lost because of special teams

@@theokhatter8803 he was out but was definitely close

Off the ground

The rules at the time made it not a catch

@@jeffreymarshall172 his arm was underneath the ball it most definitely was a catch

@@lukesiv146 Even with the rules it was a catch he had possesion before he made a football move (diving) and he also took two steps

Thats what I thought. On the replay, he definitely did not touch the white. Dont know what the refs saw there.

Exactly, also, his toes hit the ground before his heel hit the white making it a touchdown. Refs ruin football🤦‍♂️

Another reason why NFL football scripted

That dez Bryant catch and some of these “holding” calls 😅😂

@@iamdemarces17 cowboys prob wouldn’t even had won that game

i was legit looking for this comment. tbh I don't think I've ever consciously chosen to watch a bears game but this call is unbelievable

@@chasejennings9865 Most Bears fans don’t even watch consciously. It’s like being in a toxic relationship filled with pain and red flags. We as fans, for some reason, refuse to look away or break up with them.

@@jeffreymarshall172 lol kinda how it feels being a cowboys fan (not one of the delusional ones). always rooting for the boys bet never any expectations, all the disappointment, and ya cant tell people ur a cowboys fan because "we're all crazy". like shoot I didn't get to choose what team I was born closest to.

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I wouldn't call it the worst call, but it's up there. I'd put the Fail Mary, that Dez Bryant one against the Packers (which a few years afterward the NFL said was actually a catch and the refs were wrong), and the blatant roughing the passer missed in 2019 between the Saints and Rams in the NFC championship game (though that was a no call one, not a bad call one) above it. The three all had massive ramifications (no pun intended), considering the Fail Mary was a massive part of why a ref lockout ended and the other two cost both of the teams impacted the NFC Championship game. But that's just my opinion. It's a very bad call, but it wasn't season changing or NFL changing.

It was by very definition the correct call with the rules in place at the time. It's not anywhere close to the worst call in the 2010s, let alone NFL history.

I'd say it's in the mix with the other "catches that were nullified because of a terrible rule" calls. I find these ones especially bad, though, because it's not the fault of the refs, but the fault of the rulebook. It's always bad when refs screw up, but worse when the game is impugned by bad rules in the first place.

@@KnightJauneArc Exactly. But even if it was an incorrect call, Steelers fans for some reason love to say it’s the worst call in history when it’s not even close compared to others.

Don't forget the Kenny Bell block against Wisconsin. The announcer was pissed saying, "THAT'S FOOTBALL!"

But he wasn't a runner yet, so when he lost control of the ball it was an incomplete pass.

@@KnightJauneArc under the rules during that game it was the right call - under the rules now - that’s a touchdown - still makes me mad too

Sure, but this isn't the definition of a TD in itself. The call was correct. It's the rule that's stupid.

The only reason it didn't count was because they were playing the Patriots.

@@MarkSmith-ok1yi thats a bs narrative lol

He’s raw

THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING