Jerome Boger just robbed me

[yisman]

Cruz did not "give himself up" and anyone watching the play would agree.

[OmgUrMom]

What do you mean? (i didnt see the play...)

didnt Nicks get the td?

[yisman]

Cruz fumbled. Arizona recovered the fumble.

Ref refused to allow Arizona to challenge the play, claiming Cruz gave himself up.

Next play: TD pass to Nicks

sorry, fixing my original post. wrong player

[irlandais_noir]

Id say its debateable. Then again, I am on the giants

Went from mad as phucccckkkk to jumping around in <60 seconds. Hope the G men can pull it out

[Holtgetsback]

Victor Cruz caught a 15 yard pass, stumbled and fell down... No one touched him and he got up and left the ball on the ground. Cardinals immediately realized what happen and jumped on the football.

Ref said he gave himself up

[yisman]

Not debatable at all. Cruz tripped over his feet. He was not giving himself up.

[avssakic]

bullshit call

[yisman]

Boger stole a win from the Cardinals.

And he owes me about $150.

[Night-Tripper]

Victor Cruz caught a 15 yard pass, stumbled and fell down... No one touched him and he got up and left the ball on the ground. Cardinals immediately realized what happen and jumped on the football.

Ref said he gave himself up

He didn't stumble... he caught the pass and went to the ground instead of taking on two defensive backs. While he should have stayed there.. the official blew the whistle before he got up and left the ball laying on the ground.

[TexansFan]

BS call.

[saints7011]

great call...

ref was correct...

thank you ref...

[Cuse0323]

robbed many of us, don't see how they make that call.

[yisman]

Bailed out a bunch of horrible Giants bets.

[TexansFan]

For a second there, Victor Cruz looked like a goat. The Giants receiver came up with a big catch in what would prove to be the team’s winning touchdown drive against the Cardinals, but then lost control of the ball before he was touched, and the Cardinals recovered. But what could have been a crushing fumble wasn’t so: referees ruled Cruz “gave himself up” in going to the ground. In such a scenario, a coach’s challenge doesn’t apply, so Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt’s protest was in vain.

The problem: it didn’t actually look like Cruz had “given himself up” – it looked like he stumbled and lost the ball on his way down, which would have given the Cardinals the ball. That was the opinion of rules analyst Mike Pereira, who said that while the referees’ call was correct in the event of a ballcarrier actually giving himself up, he didn’t believe Cruz had truly done so. And by the time Pereira and the announcers were finished trying to sort things out, the Giants were busy taking the lead with what turned out to be the winning touchdown. Needless to say, they’re fine with the call.

[Robust]

didn't see the play.. will see if i can find it online..

Robust

[irlandais_noir]

Bailed out a bunch of horrible Giants bets.

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[Powderguy]

god awful call