A new video from Super Bowl LVII reveals that James Bradberry’s grasp of the receiver’s jersey was a bit more consequential than most initially thought.
As can be plainly seen, this is pretty much the textbook definition of holding. Bradberry has a handful of and complete grasp of Smith-Schuster’s jersey. Moreover, Bradberry raises his right arm after releasing his grasp of the jersey, which impedes Smith-Schuster’s progress down the field. Was it consequential enough to be called in the final moments of a Super Bowl contest? Who cares? That’s not the metric by which officials decide whether to call penalties.
It’s easy to bash the refs when they frequently get so many calls wrong. I get it. But they got this one right, and video evidence proves it.
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