For Pete's Sake

This view from stands seems to show Tyreek Hill’s TD catch should have counted

In the end, it wasn’t a touchdown, but it was a great catch.

Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill appeared to make a catch on a pass in the front corner of the end zone against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium.

However, the ruling on the field was that the pass was incomplete. That’s when Chiefs coach Andy Reid challenged the officials’ call.

Unfortunately for the Chiefs, the officials said the replay indicated that the call on the field stood. What do you think?

This was the explanation from the NFL: “In ‪#MIAvsKC, the receiver had control of the football but there was no definitive angle to determine if his first foot is in bounds. Therefore, the call on the field stands as an incomplete pass. -AL”

Here is the play as it looked to people watching on television:

Hard to tell for sure with that look. However, the video above, which was shot from the stands, seems to be more conclusive. That angle seemed to show that Hill got his first foot down inbounds.

Fans were livid about the non-TD, and not just those who root for the Chiefs:

Pete Grathoff: 816-234-4330, @pgrathoff

This story was originally published December 24, 2017 at 2:24 PM.

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