@frenchie said:I've looked at the Interception in the end zone play numerous times and I can't explain how he was called in-bounds. Transmit clearly comes down on one foot and then the hip hits out of bounds before the second foot comes down. What am I missing (a pair of glasses perhaps?) I think the DB's left knee/ shin my have gotten down before his ass hit the OB. But can't be sure. And since call on the field was "in bounds", then they have to see compelling evidence that he was out and if they fail to see the knee/shin not down, then the call stands... which is not the same as call confirmed. Clear as mud? @winstonlegthigh said:3. Is cundiff's leg really too weak to even get it past the endzone on a 55? Yd fg? Leg strength? Leg acceleration? Same thing? Billy has no issues cranking a kick-off from the 35 too deep to return with the longer run up. Other Kickers with as much "FG leg" may barely reach the goal-line. Why? @winstonlegthigh said:Joe Thomas said it was "the most amazing I've ever seen on a football field." I wonder what his tracer distance run was.