NFL fans were not too happy with the officials’ decision to overturn an interception by Brandon Stephens late in the first half of Thursday night’s battle between the Bengals and the Ravens.
Joe Burrow was looking for a receiver in the end zone, but Stephens baited the Bengals’ quarterback and then got in front of the pᴀss for what appeared to be an interception.
There had been some question if he had been able to make the catch inbounds and after the officials reviewed the play it was ruled an incomplete pᴀss since he didn’t get two feet down inbounds.
<ʙuттon class="ʙuттon ʙuттon--modal-trigger" aria-label="Open the image in a modal." data-modal-image="33810934">Brandon Stephens’ interception was overturned on Nov. 7.
While the replay seemed to confirm that decision, football fans felt upset that one foot was able to get down twice and argued it should have counted for a catch.
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