Football fans and Ravens fans in particular may not like it. But this how a play like this is correctly called in the NFL.

BALTIMORE -- Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was not happy the referees overturned tight end Isaiah Likely’s would-be touchdown grab against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/ravens/onsi as Ravens' Lamar Jackson Tops Joe Burrow In AFC North Battle. Lamar Jackson, for all of the inconsistencies that this troublesome season has fostered, has always had his niche little records.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson hits running back Rasheen Ali out of the backfield for a 30-yard touchdown to give the Ravens a 7-0 lead over the Cincinnati Bengals.

NFL officials said they waved off a potential game-winning touchdown catch by Baltimore Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely late in Sunday's matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers because he didn't take a third step before losing the ball,

John Harbaugh spoke to NFL officials about the catch rule after Lamar Jackson's overturned touchdown and got zero answers.

Andrews would then drop a wide-open two-point conversion to tie the game in the closing minutes. The Bills then recovered the onside kick and knelt the game out from there, as the Ravens fell to the Bills 27-25 in a crushing loss.

John Harbaugh blasted the NFL’s catch rule as “clear as mud” after Isaiah Likely’s overturned touchdown helped swing the last game.