Indy/SD

[Bob M.]

REPLY: I agree with JRutledge that it certainly was not the BJ (Steratore) that blew the whistle. He was right on the call in perfect position.

[reddevil19]

I was at the game. On the IW, it had to have been the SJ (Barry Anderson) because the play was to that side of the field (same side I'm on). You definitely heard the whistle, and someone must have started to (or appeared from the press box high on the opposite side) give an incomplete pass signal, because the PA announcer said, as the ball was being advanced out of the End Zone, "Pass is incomplete." Those on San Diego still playing after the whistle basically stopped at that point. The BJ then started looking at the SJ and FJ and they all stopped.

The play certainly qualifies as one of the most bizarre I've ever seen.

[tjones1]

The BJ certainly didn't have the whistle. If he did, that would make this play even more strange considering he bagged it and a SD player didn't touch the Indy player. But like I said, I'm 99.999879% sure it wasn't the BJ with the whistle.

I would assume the announcer probably saw the SJ giving the incomplete pass signal.