That is still distinct however. From the madden clip the ball isn't moving and the player is operating, downs it, and decelerates through the endzone. In that clip that the ball is moving and the player dives to it keeping the Madden 20 coins ball moving to the endzone. That is why that player is upset, since he feels as though it ought to have been downed when he touched it in the goal line so in order to keep it from being a touchback he needed to bat it back, but the ball was moving.
It's the exact same difference as the kicking team circling and waiting for the ball to stop rolling vs diving from outside the endzone to inside as a way to bat out the ball, when the ball stops that is where its down. If the ball is still in movement than there's no way of knowing where it would land so that it's a live ball until it comes to a stop.This is a well known rule my man and the player even understood it. They interviewed him after and he thought the ball had been touched by the group. That would have left the ball live, and he scored a touchdown. Pat, who's one of the NFL punters went over this drama.
Says"nothing to challenge" when clearly that isn't a catch in boundaries
Doesn't Madden lock the cheap Mut 20 coins obstacle button once you examine the replay? I forget although I believe I remember that being a characteristic. It is realistic. The trainer has either looked up at the Jumbotron to watch a replay, or has somebody in his headset saying throw the red flag once they watched an HD replay in the booth.On very top of that what you see on the replay doesn't even matter the majority of the time. It almost appears to be a challenge is a coin flip to see if the play stands or is reversed. It's nuts.