Jets Touchdown Question

[borg]

Was their an illegal pick that resulted in a wide open WR in the endzone. The replay never showed a full screen view... but it appeared that a Pats DB was pushed backwards into Rodney as he was moving laterally. Just curious how others saw this play.

 

[atomdomb]

Was their an illegal pick that resulted in a wide open WR in the endzone. The replay never showed a full screen view... but it appeared that a Pats DB was pushed backwards into Rodney as he was moving laterally. Just curious how others saw this play.

I thought it was a pick run to perfection by the Jets. The jets WR ran the DB's into each other. Nothing we could do.

 

[VrabelMayeWin]

I thought it was but picks are so rarely called, they're basically legal plays.

 

[shmessy]

I thought it was a pick run to perfection by the Jets. The jets WR ran the DB's into each other. Nothing we could do.

That's the way I saw it. If the Jets WR ran into Harrison, then it would have been a pick. However, the contact was from the Pats CB covering the Jets WR, so it was permitted.

 

[signbabybrady]

That's the way I saw it. If the Jets WR ran into Harrison, then it would have been a pick. However, the contact was from the Pats CB covering the Jets WR, so it was permitted.

Right - I heard the "non call" explained exactly that way after the game by one of the network guys.

If the Jet WR had come into contact with Rodney, that would be a penalty.

 

[JSn]

On the NFL Network Marriucci calls it a beautiful play (or something) and Sanders is like "whatever, man - that's a pick play).

Funny stuff. Sanders is a tard, but he's pretty honest.

 

[JAYHAWKS34]

I thought it was a pick run to perfection by the Jets. The jets WR ran the DB's into each other. Nothing we could do.

agreed it was frustrating but everything looked legit

 

[borg]

agreed it was frustrating but everything looked legit

But I can still hate Mangini, right?