Titans’ Mike Vrabel explains his tweet about ruling in Chiefs-Broncos

Vrabel explained the reasoning for his tweet during the Sunday night game between the Chiefs and Broncos.

Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel made some waves on Sunday night when he replied to a tweet from NFL Officiating explaining a questionable ruling in the contest between the Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs.

The play in question saw Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce appear to fumble the ball after making a catch, but the ultimate ruling was that Kelce didn’t complete the process of a catch, therefore it wasn’t a fumble.

It seems Vrabel disagreed with the call, and so much so that he replied to the tweet with a page from the rulebook that defines what a catch is.

On Monday, Vrabel explained his tweet, saying he was just reminding people what the definition of a catch is:

“It was just my opportunity to sit there and be a fan and watch, and I felt like it was a good opportunity to remind everybody the rules for the process of a catch, that’s all that was,” Vrabel said. “I have that on my phone; that’s on my home screen, the rulebook. I took a screenshot, figured out how to tweet it out so everybody that followed could understand what the process of a catch was, and what it isn’t.”

After a bye in Week 13, the Titans will return to action against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Nissan Stadium on Sunday.

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