trailing the Steelers 20–16, Colts quarterback Jim Harbaugh (who earned the name "Captain Comeback" during the season) fired a Hail Mary pass into the end zone. After deflecting off several Steelers defenders, the ball made a rough landing in Colts wide receiver Aaron Bailey's stomach, but his arms were impeded from wrapping onto the ball and it rolled on its side and touched the turf before he was able to slap both hands onto it. The play was close enough that NBC commentators Dick Enberg and Phil Simms both initially declared on-air that the ball had been caught, and Bailey raised his arms with the ball as if he were celebrating a touchdown, but replays showed that the incomplete call was correct. 1996 — Jacksonville Jaguars vs. New England Patriots: Jaguars quarterback Mark Brunell threw a pass to Willie Jackson for 55 yards that appeared to win the game. The officials ruled Jackson down at the 1, though Jaguars fans insist that replays show that Jackson crossed the goal-line. The Patriots then prevailed 28–25 in overtime. Brunell also completed a 51-yard Hail Mary in the same game before halftime, as well as 41 and 61-yard touchdown passes in the second half, to erase the Patriots' 22–0 first-half lead (see more about the first Hail Mary attempt above). 1997 — Notre Dame vs. Navy: With three seconds remaining, Navy's Chris McCoy threw a pass from the Irish 29 that bounced off of the helmet of Irish player Deke Cooper and into the hands of Pat McGrew at the 18. McGrew was finally tackled by Allen Rossum when he had nearly reached the 1 yard line, allowing Notre Dame to hold on and win 21–17. Had McGrew scored, it would have ended the nation's all-time longest losing streak in an annual college football series. However, as a result of the loss, Navy continued its string of losses to the Fighting Irish — not finally ending it once and for all until 2007, at 43 games. 2002 — Atlanta Falcons vs. Pittsburgh Steelers: With 1 second remaining in overtime, Steelers quarterback Tommy Maddox dropped back from his own 49-yard line and fired the ball towards the end zone. Wide receiver Plaxico Burress leapt into a group of Falcons defenders and Steelers receivers and grabbed the pass in mid-air, but when Burress landed on the turf, the upper half of his body (with his