Sean McDermott Erupts Over Reversed Catch: “That’s a Catch All the Way”

6 months ago

Sean McDermott Erupts Over Reversed Catch: “That’s a Catch All the Way”

Bills coach Sean McDermott blasted the ruling that turned Brandin Cooks’ catch into a Ja’Quan McMillian interception, saying, “That’s not how it should go down.” Calling a reporter from the team plane, McDermott added, “That play is not even close… I watched it 20 times. Nobody can convince me that ball wasn’t caught and in possession of Buffalo.”

By Sauvik Banerjee

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6 months ago

Ryan Clark Says Texans Put Too Much on C.J. Stroud After Divisional Loss vs Patriots

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Patriots Fan Dave Portnoy Takes a Swipe at Peyton Manning as Broncos Eye Super Bowl

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Patriots Fan Dave Portnoy Takes a Swipe at Peyton Manning as Broncos Eye Super Bowl

“The Broncos won a Super Bowl with Peyton Manning, who couldn’t throw a ball more than five yards,” Portnoy tweeted, referring to the upcoming Broncos-Patriots AFC Championship game on Sunday. He was hinting at the Broncos’ 2016 Super Bowl win. “The entire Patriots organization, including me, is not eating the rat poison. I fully expect Sunday vs. Denver to be a war,” he added.

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6 months ago

"NFL Rigged" Trends as Davante Adams’ Catch Stands While Brandin Cooks’ Didn’t

One day after Denver’s disputed interception, Chicago hoped for a repeat. Stafford hit Adams, and Stevenson ripped the ball free late, but officials ruled Adams completed the catch and was down by contact. This forced fans to trend "NFL Rigged" on X. However, NBC analyst Terry McAulay cited Adams’ football move and knee down, key differences from Cooks’ falling.

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6 months ago

“This Is Why Fans Hate NFL Refs”: Dave Portnoy Compares Controversial Bears, Bills Plays

“There is absolutely no difference between this play and the Buffalo play,” Portnoy tweeted. He added that Davante Adams did not make any football moves. “He caught the ball, secured it, and was then stripped to the ground,” he wrote. In comparison, Brandin Cooks made the same move, but his catch was ruled incomplete. “No consistency game to game,” Portnoy added.

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