Did the Packers get screwed by a missed call against the Falcons

It was the Dallas Cowboys last week, and now it's Green Bay Packers fans who are clamoring for a blown call.

This time, it was a Packers turnover that had fans questioning the refs:

The rule was explained by the Senior VP of officiating Dean Blandino:

Gained possession with left leg touching the goal line so it is a touchback. Momentum and ball at 1-yd line if body part not in EZ.

— Dean Blandino (@DeanBlandino) January 22, 2017

That didn't sit well with many:

So the Falcons get away with a safety and late hit to the passer?

— Andrew Barness (@AndrewBarness) January 22, 2017

@ukpackers Rips fumble was recovered outside the end zone then went into end zone then downed. Why did the falcons start on the 20? #safety?

— PJ Deredin (@PJDeredin) January 22, 2017

@KirkHerbstreit Why was it not a safety when the Falcons recovered the ball at the one and intentionally rolled into the EZ? Huge no call!

— Joe Sendelbach (@okieirish) January 22, 2017

Explain how that was not a safety? He fumbled and when the Falcons recovered he rolled into the end zone and was downed there.

— Richard Ready (@DJReady999) January 22, 2017

Missed field goal, fumble inside the red zone, a non called safety on the Falcons, and non existent defensive backs! #GoPackGo

— Nolan Moran (@nmoran15) January 22, 2017