Tag Archives: process of catch

Pereira, Daopoulos grade refs for Week 15

Posted on December 17, 2012 by Mark Schultz

The officiating experts have several pass plays to break down In this pass-happy league it seems like there are always several pass plays that shine the light on the officiating.  Former NFL vice president for officiating and current Fox Sports … Continue reading →

SJ Hayes’ clutch call on Manningham catch

Posted on February 5, 2012 by Ben Austro

4th quarter | 3:46 remaining | Patriots 17-15 | Giants ball | 1st & 10 @ NYG 12 | video A Super Bowl official is most content with going through an entire game without his name being mentioned once. To … Continue reading →

2 Packer TDs upheld by replay, barely

Posted on December 5, 2011 by Ben Austro

Week 13: Packers at Giants 3rd Quarter | 9:59 remaining | Packers 21-17 | Packers ball | 3rd & 9 @ NYG 20 | video Packers squeaked out a touchdown to pad their third-quarter lead when receiver Greg Jennings caught … Continue reading →

League backs up Triplette review of TD

Posted on September 26, 2011 by Ben Austro

Week 3: Giants at Eagles The description of the “process of the catch” has been fixed in the rulebook, but that does not mean that the ruling has become any easier for spectators. The basic premise remains unchanged: catch the … Continue reading →

Week 16 “Offical Review”: Catch and control, keeping fumble in bounds

Posted on December 30, 2010 by Ben Austro

We haven’t been reviewing the “Official Review” segments on the NFL Network this season since its debut under Carl Johnson. Johnson, the new vice-president of officiating, has not appeared on the network’s signature program NFL Total Access on a weekly … Continue reading →