WR Garrett Wilson (All B1G, 1st Team All American, 2022 OROY, New York Jets)

[BB73]

According to espn, that pass to Garrett Wilson was the first NFL TD pass that Aaron Rodgers has thrown to a WR drafted in the first round.

 

[ScriptOhio]

For the day: 13 catches, 101 yards, and 1 TD

 

[sparcboxbuck]

Dude going off tonight. TD and a few nice receptions already.

Ruck also looking pretty good.

 

[AuTX Buckeye]

Dude going off tonight. TD and a few nice receptions already.

Ruck also looking pretty good.

until Rodgers threw him a hospital ball .... I hope he demands a trade away from Rodgers... because all Rodgers is doing is saying "hey get all the old Packers WRs and guys I like back together"

 

[sparcboxbuck]

until Rodgers threw him a hospital ball .... I hope he demands a trade away from Rodgers... because all Rodgers is doing is saying "hey get all the old Packers WRs and guys I like back together"

In lacrosse we call that a ‘buddy pass.’ After your buddy regains consciousness you ask him… “hey, buddy… you ok?”

 

[Herb Kirkstreit]

I think Wilson had a second TD pass wiped out by a penalty (holding?). That was a very... penalty-laden game. Also, lots of bad blood between these two teams, and it looked like the opposing players wanted to hurt one another.

 

[ScriptOhio]

 

[Herb Kirkstreit]

If you liked that one-handed TD catch, just wait until you see the next one. An all-time great catch by Wilson.

 

[dragurd]

If you liked that one-handed TD catch, just wait until you see the next one. An all-time great catch by Wilson.

Love garret but I hate that being called a catch. I don't see how the shin knee situation is anything different then heel and toe and his knee(heel) landed out of bounds

 

[BB73]

Love garret but I hate that being called a catch. I don't see how the shin knee situation is anything different then heel and toe and his knee(heel) landed out of bounds

I agree. The same foot hit twice, I thought you needed either both feet or a knee. They gave him the shin in-bounds before the knee hit out, which surprised me,

 

[BuckeyeNation27]

George Pickens has questions about that call

 

[BUCKYLE]

I agree. The same foot hit twice, I thought you needed either both feet or a knee. They gave him the shin in-bounds before the knee hit out, which surprised me,

I thought the rule was 2 feet? So what if it's the same one twice lol

 

[AKAK]

I agree. The same foot hit twice, I thought you needed either both feet or a knee. They gave him the shin in-bounds before the knee hit out, which surprised me,

That would work, not sure that's what happened!

 

[BB73]

I thought the rule was 2 feet? So what if it's the same one twice lol

There was another play last week where it was the same foot twice and it was called incomplete. Can’t remember which game, but it has be be two different feet or a body part besides the hands and 1 foot.

 

[BB73]

That would work, not sure that's what happened!

I think @dragurd described it accurately in the post with the video. I went back to the broadcast and saw multiple slo-mo replays. The shin hit barely before the knee hit OOB, but the heel/toe logic doesn’t apply to shin/knee.