A controversial non-touchdown ruling in a Miami game has drawn mixed reactions, with former NFL official and current rules analyst Terry McAulay supporting the call while others have criticized the decision.
The play, which occurred during a game on November 8, 2026, involved a ruling that a Miami player did not score a touchdown. McAulay, who serves as a rules analyst for broadcasts, defended the officiating crew's judgment on the field.
Critics of the call argued that the evidence warranted a touchdown ruling, sparking debate among fans and analysts about the application of NFL catch and scoring rules. The specific game and opponent were not detailed in the initial report.
