Saints Lions - Colston TD ruled incomplete
 

Drew Brees to Colston ruled incomplete. I have questions about whether Colston caught this... what do you think??

He had that ball in his palm all the way to the ground.

Hit the ground, incomplete.

By rule, it is incomplete as he did not control the ball all the way to through the catch.

I'm not a big fan of the rule, though.

This isn't the best example, but there are some truly remarkable catches that are ruled incomplete because they aren't controlled "through the catch." I think it's applied way too strictly sometimes...

Incomplete according to the rule.

In this unique instant... The rule sucks. That is all.

According to the new rule it's incomplete which contradicts the rushing rule that the ground can't cause a fumble. I think they need to make the rules reflect each other.

Good call it hit the ground plus was moving free.

I took two aspirin after that call...

LOL

Alaska

Control. He had it.

The ball was on his chest when he landed and was contacted in the endzone.

It's a catch IMHO

The difference is, when you are rushing the ball, you have established possession, whereas with the pass, technically you have yet to establish possession.

It hit the ground, incomplete

Incomplete.

I want to say complete but that is my heart speaking. If the same play was by another team on us then I want them to call it incomplete... ball clearly hits the ground.

Incomplete on to the next play. It suck but it was incomplete. My question is what the hell was half the distance!!!