Oct 12, 2026 · 58 min · 21 segments
Week 5 delivered drama right down to the final inch. We break down the wild finish between the 49ers and Seahawks, where the difference between winning and losing couldn't have been any smaller. We…
Trevor SikkemaHost
Brett KollmannHost
The play that everybody's talking about, one of the last plays of the game, effectively the last play of the game, was Cooper Cup far enough inbounds for that to be considered a first down? Or rather, was the ball still inbounds as he crossed the marker? That is the question that everybody's been trying to figure out.
Because if you're just watching it on the broadcast, it is almost impossible to tell.
Being the sicko that I am, and being that the NFL gave us access to literally 14 angles from within the stadium, all of the cameras, whether they were shown in the broadcast or not, I went on a little bit of a quest after that game was over.
And then I looked at every angle on that frame to determine was the ball still in bounds or not.
We are talking literally the difference of a frame deciding if this game was over or not.
and after looking at every single angle that I had available to me, again, 14 angles from within the stadium, I still can't tell.
If you can't definitively tell that he got the first down, and I can't, if you can't definitively tell, that call has to stand.
I think when I saw all those angles myself, I did not think that there was enough definitive evidence to overturn it, and...
And full transparency, if we found evidence they were wrong, we would have shown that to you like we have no loyalties, no allegiance here.
There was a lot that led up to that moment that gave it the weight that it had behind it.
The play that everybody's talking about, one of the last plays of the game, effectively the last play of the game, was Cooper Cup far enough inbounds for that to be considered a first down? Or rather, was the ball still inbounds as he crossed the marker? That is the question that everybody's been trying to figure out.
Because if you're just watching it on the broadcast, it is almost impossible to tell.
Being the sicko that I am, and being that the NFL gave us access to literally 14 angles from within the stadium, all of the cameras, whether they were shown in the broadcast or not, I went on a little bit of a quest after that game was over.
And then I looked at every angle on that frame to determine was the ball still in bounds or not.
We are talking literally the difference of a frame deciding if this game was over or not.
and after looking at every single angle that I had available to me, again, 14 angles from within the stadium, I still can't tell.
If you can't definitively tell that he got the first down, and I can't, if you can't definitively tell, that call has to stand.
I think when I saw all those angles myself, I did not think that there was enough definitive evidence to overturn it, and...
And full transparency, if we found evidence they were wrong, we would have shown that to you like we have no loyalties, no allegiance here.
There was a lot that led up to that moment that gave it the weight that it had behind it.
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