Just saying. Last time I'm talking about this.

Bills fans being shown this evidence

In every one of your examples - prior to being down by contact it was a contested catch. The Bills play was not a contested catch. It was under his full control two hands on the ball, none by the defender and he was down by contact.

Imagine the refs knew the rules, got it right and didn’t waste no time and kept the game going.

They all have the same body language, after the db got the ball, cooks knew he never controlled it.

none of these are remotely close to the cooks catch

Thanks this helps even more. Cooks had such firm control that he dragged DB down to ground while completing catch w/both his red gloved hands holding the ball on the ground different than all the others

All catches

It looked like cooks had full control, ball wasn’t loose, had both hands around rack point of the ball and cradled snuggly into abdomen. Did you see what nfl officials called the next day? The Texans game had a catch fumble overturned into catch down by contact & the Adams play.

Dand dude. These are perfect highlights. JMAC's interception was correctly called. Bills fans can now be quiet.

To the football fan that watches more than our home team, we knew that was a pick. Do refs get somethings wrong? Yes. They didn’t get that pick wrong.

Bills fans crying like this hasn’t been the rule since the beginning of time

Every single one of those are INTs all day long, everyday. Receiver did not maintain control of the ball all way through the catch. Easy said and done.

Or this. Literally the final play last week. If it’s not an INT, then this is a catch

Notice the body language of the receivers. They all knew immediately they didn’t catch it and it was intercepted.

Sean McDermott saying he couldn't see why it was called that way is so biased and not based in reality

And yet none of these examples are the same 🤡

They got the call right. Bills fans are just whiney

Play #6

Bullshit. In none of these is the ball pined to WR chest in air, with feet down, with knee down touched and on back touched. Plus defenders are making plays on ball before ground. The ball doesn't move against Cooks chest. Defender makes no play pre ground. He has ball longer and more securely than any of these. He survives ground, not that it's even required. Had they blown play dead when he starts to roll with ball, its a catch and upheld as down by contact, with virtually no controversy.

Same

And none of them are the same.

I-N-T in any era! I’d like to point out that the real thing that folks should be focused is the ball placement, relative to the route and the defense. It was a poorly thrown ball.

Who thinks it's the last time he is talking about it? Anyone. Anyone? Buehler??? After the Pats blow the doors of Broncos, this is all Denver is gonna talk about all off-season. 🫤

Great tweet!

Bills begging for another rule change in their favor😭😭😭😭

It was a interception all day Denver for the W

Yes. And there are a bunch of plays where it’s called a catch. Let’s get consistent is the point. I’m done talking as well….

Made up controversy because Allen has the best pr team in sports.

Literally none of these have control. Such a false equivalence. Cooks has control thru initial impact with the ground before losing the ball on his back, that’s the issue here, not plays that are similar but the wr clearly loses control before even touching the ground.

It’s always the norm until Josh loses and then it will be changed Since they cried about overtime rules , he’s still yet to win an OT playoff game

Maintaining possession throughout catch the roll over is the football move if the ball doesn't touch the ground during all this motion its a live ball up for whom ever wants it more

It’s annoying Move on Bills fans

God bless you sir. Unfortunately, it won't stop the crybaby Bills fans.

None of those people hit the ground with 2 steps prior