Bullshit illegal shift call erased 68 yard pass to Tank, takes away at least a FG and a huge chance at a TD drive.

Tank catch at the end of the half is ruled not a catch, kills drive and caused missed FG, we could have gotten much closer for a FG or had a chance at a TD here.

Phantom PI call here moved Jags into FG territory, giving them an extra 3 points.

The 4th video in this tweet shows a clear false start on this 3rd down that goes uncalled, Jags then convert for a 1st down and score on this drive.

End of the game Nico Collins is clearly down at the 38 yard line, but the refs rule him at the 40 yard line and the game tying FG misses by a foot.

Even if you take away the Texans TD drive that resulted from the uncalled PI when Stingley got the INT, these examples are at least a 15 point swing against the Texans. Get rid of the 7 points from that drive and it’s still an 8 point swing at minimum in a game we only lost by 3. Texans win this game if we had competent officiating. Fuck the Jags!

  • texans1234BEnglish
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    10 months ago

    You’re a little off on that last one. They ruled him down at the 39, spotted it at the 39 for the 3rd down play (pass-incomplete), then RE-spotted it to the 40 for the kick. From ESPN’s official play-by-play:

    2nd & 19 at JAX 46 (1:10 - 4th) (Shotgun) C.Stroud pass short middle to N.Collins to JAX 39 for 7 yards (F.Oluokun). 3rd & 12 at JAX 39

    (0:47 - 4th) (No Huddle, Shotgun) C.Stroud pass incomplete short left to D.Singletary [K.Chaisson].

    • MountainMan1258OPBEnglish
      1·
      10 months ago

      Kick missed by a foot. How can they spot us a yard back from where the last down was when it was just an incompletion? Still in the refs.

      • texans1234BEnglish
        1·
        10 months ago

        It’s a great question, and one that will never get answered or even addressed moving forward. We get to bitch about it, but Goodell don’t give a fuck.