Or was it ....
"The NFL actually did take a good look at the play in New York, according to the NFL's senior VP of officiating, Al Riveron.
"We had a great look," Riveron explained after the game. "NBC gives us a great look of the entire route. So we actually did perform a review, but based on what we saw, we didn't see enough to stop the game. But we did review it."
Riveron indicated that it was actually Hollister that initiated the contact with Warner.
"What we see is, we see the offensive player come in and initiate contact on the defensive player," Riveron continued, "nothing that rises to the level of a foul which significantly hinders the defender, nothing that is clear and obvious through visual evidence, which hinders the defender.
"The defender then braces himself, and there is contact then by the defender on the receiver. Again, nothing which rises to the level of a foul based on visual evidence. Nothing happens that rises to the level of a foul while the ball is in the air before it gets there by either player."
