BLOG: On This Week's "Was It A Catch?"

This week on "Was It A Catch?" we have two more plays that will keep football fans scratching their heads.

Buffalo was looking to take a 17-13 lead into halftime, attacking Patriots' defensive back Stephon Gilmore on a sideline pass to Kelvin Benjamin. Initially ruled a touchdown on field, it was reversed upon official review. For the second time in as many weeks, another opponent's touchdown was called back.

Have yourself a look. Was it a catch?

Not a touchdown! pic.twitter.com/0K4DFmYCkE

— Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) December 24, 2017

Moments after the reversal, the NFL football operations tweeted out an explanation, saying Benjamin only had one foot down in bounds when he had control.

In #BUFvsNE, when Kelvin Benjamin gains control, his left foot is off the ground. The receiver only has one foot down in bounds with control. Therefore, it is an incomplete pass. -AL

— NFL Football Operations (@NFLFootballOps) December 24, 2017

Say what you want, but it was a good reversal. By the time Benjamin had full possession there was a quarter of an inch of air between his the ground and his toe.