The incredible take of DeAndre Hopkins wiped out by the referees

DeAndre Hopkins, receiver of the Houston Texans, made the catch of the year Thursday.

Until he did not do it.

In the middle of the third quarter of his 42-23 victory over the Miami Dolphins in Houston, Deshaun Watson looked deep for Hopkins on the eighth and eighth in the Texans' 19-meter run.

DeAndre Hopkins achieves an incredible take in one hand

Hopkins then explained why his cult was the league's best receiver.

He separated from defensive back Xavien Howard of the Dolphins to take a hand with his left hand with a pursuit between the legs to ensure a big first.

Except that it was not the case.

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Interference of offensive passes … really?

The officials reported to Hopkins the interference of the offensive pass in the game. Replay shows Hopkins with a slight push using his right hand as he argues the position with Howard.

This is the kind of contact that occurs weekly on NFL passes and is not reported. Why did the managers consider this the moment to call a penalty?

Bad night for officials

Of course, the officials made a lot of mistakes Thursday before this game. Why not add one more on one of the best games of the NFL season?

An illegal compensatory contact penalty gave the Texans another chance on a third. But there would be no first descendant. And there was no way to get this back for Hopkins.

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