A little late but,

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by novacane

The reciever controlled the football, came down on both toes, inbounds and it was ruled a touchdown.

So you agree he had both feet down but are disputing the call?

[novacane]

Originally Posted by Welpe

So you agree he had both feet down but are disputing the call?

Oh no I was just telling him what the officials called it because he asked.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Welpe

So you agree he had both feet down but are disputing the call?

I think he was answering my question about what the call on the field was.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

I think he was answering my question about what the call on the field was.

Seemed more like a description of the events to me.

[novacane]

Alright then, thanks guys for the speedy responses.

[Sonofanump]

Being from Ohio, I would have perferred Pittsburgh not to win.

Being an official, glad to see the call was correctly called on the field and correctly confirmed in the booth.

Have a good day now.

[jaybird]

Still shots are inadmissible and the video angles proved to be inconclusive, so I'll go with the calling official who was in perfect position about 20' from the receiver.

[waltjp]

Originally Posted by jaybird

Still shots are inadmissible and the video angles proved to be inconclusive, so I'll go with the calling official who was in perfect position about 20' from the receiver.

I don't think the video is inconclusive at all. Look at the second photo that was posted. Holmes' right foot was fully extended. If you watch the video you can see his right foot flex as he hits the ground. There's no question about the left foot and he had complete control of the ball.

Touchdown. Excellent call!