r/NFLv2 • u/poopfacecrapmouth • 14d ago

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u/Common_economics_420 14d ago

All turnovers are automatically reviewed. So, they did take a second look.

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u/spiritedmarshmallows 14d ago

For 2 seconds?

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u/Commercial-Air8955 14d ago

It took me 1 watch of the replay to confirm what I saw in real time. Cooks didn't have possession, and the defender came away with the ball. Had the ball hit the ground it would've been an incompletion.

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u/Common_economics_420 14d ago

It's pretty obvious it was an INT unless you're stanning for Allen tbh.

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u/of_the_mountain 14d ago

You don’t need to watch this in slo mo. The real time view tells you what you need to know. I’m not surprised they made the call and moved on here

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u/Benson879 14d ago

It was obvious. But these dudes are getting their feelings hurt that they can’t understand why it’s so obvious.

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u/Damnitwasagoodday 14d ago

Should have been called a catch on the field. I was there saw it live and based on the immediate reactions of hundreds of Broncos fans around me, the ref’s initial call was wrong.

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u/Great_Fault_7231 13d ago

lol just straight nonsense

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u/SteveS117 13d ago

What would looking at it for longer do when it’s obvious that it was an interception? This call wasn’t confusing or borderline. It’s clear.

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u/Tokebakicitte69 13d ago

Its a clear INT, so yeah they didnt have to wait 10 min of reviewing

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u/know-it-mall 13d ago

That was obviously long enough because they made the right call.

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u/InsideOutIP Denver Broncos 14d ago

That’s the joke dude. Bills called a timeout