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Well this won't be a controversial ending
I genuinely don't know what the correct call is here. I don't really think it was a TD but I don't know how you overturn the call on the field based on this video evidence
They apparently saw something, I think people are massively upset with the ruling either way. But wow, what an ending
I have a Miami bias, obviously. But I’ve now watched the play about 100 times. The ball was bobbling all over the place, touching players out of bounds, and is never controlled by a VT player. I have no clue how some ref called that a TD to begin with from wherever they were standing. But reversing it was the right call.