October 9, 200916 yr I'll have to watch the video when I get home, because that picture tells me nothing. From the angle of the kick, that still shot could've been after it went through the uprights. I, too, thought he missed it when watching it, but the guy standing underneath has the best angle on a kick like that. He missed :thumb: Here try this one:
October 9, 200916 yr Any Bengal's fans want to comment? "The field judge standing right underneath the upright called it good and we have reviewed multiple video from different angles and have seen nothing to dispute that call," Aiello said in an e-mail response. Anymore questions?
October 9, 200916 yr So how come none of the Browns players complained.. they turned and went home? Shayne Graham usually misses more fashionably. He is anything but clutch.
October 9, 200916 yr "The field judge standing right underneath the upright called it good and we have reviewed multiple video from different angles and have seen nothing to dispute that call," Aiello said in an e-mail response. Anymore questions? It may count, but the field goal was a miss, IMO.
October 9, 200916 yr So how come none of the Browns players complained.. they turned and went home? Shayne Graham usually misses more fashionably. He is anything but clutch. Watch the video and you'll see one of the Brown's players signalling no good with his arms.
October 9, 200916 yr I'm not a Bengals hater or anything, but I can't imagine them honestly stating that they have no evidence to dispute the call. That is Latin for, "we plainly see the video but we have to stick up for our guy..." JMO, of course :thumb:
October 9, 200916 yr It may count, but the field goal was a miss, IMO. :ohbrother: How many camera angles have you seen?
October 9, 200916 yr I'm not a Bengals hater or anything, but I can't imagine them honestly stating that they have no evidence to dispute the call. That is Latin for, "we plainly see the video but we have to stick up for our guy..." JMO, of course :thumb: Yeah because the NFL has never admitted that their officials have blown calls in the past.
October 9, 200916 yr Normally, a 50/50 call on a FG occurs when the ball is up over the uprights and you have to use an imaginary line. I've never seen a ball go plainly behind the post like that and still be called good. But, I'm very happy to see the Bengals finally have some success. I hope they make the playoffs :thumb:
October 9, 200916 yr Watch the video and you'll see one of the Brown's players signalling no good with his arms. One out of eleven though. I guess if they had all protested maybe it would have been reviewed. To close to call... I am not a Shayne Graham fan at all.
October 9, 200916 yr I have seen one camera angle. And yet the NFL office which was seen several angles is wrong, and is just taking up for their officials. :lol::lol:
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