For those watching on TV

[FeralFelidae]

Was that 3rd and goal pass really incomplete with 5 mins left?

Was that really an interception to seal the game?

I couldn't tell for either, watching from the stands, or with the replays they showed on the big screen.

 

[bjm989]

Was that 3rd and goal pass really incomplete with 5 mins left?

Was that really an interception to seal the game?

I couldn't tell for either, watching from the stands, or with the replays they showed on the big screen.

Yes, both were the right calls. The ball got away from Henning as he went down.

The Azema int couldn’t be overturned on video and it was a fair call to let that int stand. The ball moved around a little, but it seemed he always had a hand under it. Could never see it hit the ground.

 

[eddie_gocats]

Glad 32 blocked the the best view replay…🙏🙌😅

 

[zeek55]

3rd and goal pass hit the ground and popped up as he rolled over.

Interception looked clean to me, his forearm was below the ball as it rolled around in his chest. (And the camera was blocked).

Agree with @bjm989, both were correct calls.

 

[Rebel II]

Glad 32 blocked the the best view replay…🙏🙌😅

Well at least all the 32 haters can relax for once.

 

[FeralFelidae]

Also, what happened on that offensive pass interference? It must have happened early in the route, I assume?

 

[BosCat]

Also, what happened on that offensive pass interference? It must have happened early in the route, I assume?

No, it was at the end -- Heard had WR blanketed and then WR clearly pushed off to get separation and make the catch (you could see extended arms on replay)

 

[techtim72]

No, it was at the end -- Heard had WR blanketed and then WR clearly pushed off to get separation and make the catch (you could see extended arms on replay)

Ref must have thought Heard pulled on the receiver's arm from the backside. Didn't look like it to me based on the replay. Looked like outstanding coverage.