This is from PFT.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...-bucs-fins-latest-example-of-now-common-rule/
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...-bucs-fins-latest-example-of-now-common-rule/
The call on the field was an incomplete pass. The booth called for a replay review.
And referee Tony Corrente decided that the the pass was indeed incomplete as to Clayton -- and that Jason Taylor had caught the ball before it hit the ground.
The play relies upon the same rule that has applied several times this season. When a player making a catch is going to the ground, he must maintain the possession through the act of landing.
In this case, if the call on the field had been that the pass was completed, there might not have been sufficient visual evidence to overturn it. Here, the officials decided correctly that there was insufficient visual evidence to overturn the decision that Clayton didn't catch it. The question was whether Taylor caught the ball after it popped up from Clayton's chest.
The video in that regard was clear -- Taylor made the catch, and Corrente awarded possession to the Dolphins.
So the officials got it right, via replay review.
Actually, if they'd gotten it completely right the call on the field would have been that Taylor had scored a touchdown.