Hey, I lived through a year (2000) of the Steelers season where the refs screwed up 3 calls that may have cost them games, and the league apologized each time the next day.
In cases where mistakes are made, the league will apologize.
, it looked like a catch and most of the sportscasters agreed that the video did not have the evidence to overturn the call on the field.
I tried to watch all of the coverage after the game, and even spent a few hours listening to the local Cleveland radio coverage, and NOBODY disputed the no-catch call.
Of course, if the play had stood, we would have taken it. So would every single person on this thread, if s/he was a fan of a team in the Browns' position, including you.
The fact is simple: if the catch had been legally reviewed and reversed, there would have been no bottles (well maybe one or two.)