Did the ball hit Edelman?
 

I thought - and still think very clearly - that it hit his bicep. So, do you think it hit him?

who cares

Honestly this play didn't even matter because Sorenson picked it (the next play?) and we gained 3 yards from where we would've gotten it. But to answer the question I thought it hit his left thumb.

Not that it matters now, bit no. They showed very good angles eliminating each possible point of contact in one or the other.

Got a pick shortly thereafter so it evened out anyway

Hit his biceps????

I thought his left hand touched it but that was the only thing I thought could have touched it. I don't know where they saw anything that definitively showed that he didnt touch it to overturn the call.

Doesn't matter.

2 crucial plays cost the Chiefs this game. Mahomes missing Williams on a TD when he was on his own ****ing island and then Dee Ford being the dumbest player in the stadium.

It did not hit him. Are you blind? Look at the reply from the front.

Yes, if I had a GIF of it - which I am sure will surface, I felt you could see the skin move around the lower bicep area.

I thought it was inconclusive and should have stood based on the call on the field. Don't know why the call was our ball and not a TD though.

Each camera angle brought up both thumbs and his bicep as possible but each disproved the touch the other angles brought into question.

https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media...xro3vrd3nv.mp4

Obviously I don't know how to embed a gif.

The right call was made.

I did not think it touched him but the ref looked so uncertain so I don't see how the ruling on the field didn't stand.

It wasn't as bad as the BS roughing call against Brady. Whatever, we didn't get screwed like NO did. We lost for the same reason we always do in the playoffs -- defense and o line.

Even if it didn't it was so close there was no way it should have been overturned.

shoot yourself in the head with a gun