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Another blown call in Seattle

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It would've been half the distance to the goal. I'm guessing it would've been from the previous spot. Automatic first down.

 

However ESPN officiating expert Gerry Austin said after the game confirming with NFL VP of Officiating Dean Blandino, that Wright should’ve been flagged. The Lions would’ve kept the ball with possession inside the one.

 

VIDEO: Detroit Lions Robbed of Win Over Seattle Seahawks? | Rick & Tom on 620 WDAE

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However ESPN officiating expert Gerry Austin said after the game confirming with NFL VP of Officiating Dean Blandino, that Wright should’ve been flagged. The Lions would’ve kept the ball with possession inside the one.

 

VIDEO: Detroit Lions Robbed of Win Over Seattle Seahawks? | Rick & Tom on 620 WDAE

 

No idea why they would've got it inside the one. The penalty is a "live ball" penalty and is a 10 yard variety. Live ball penalties (such as defensive holding) go back to the previous spot for enforcement.

No idea why they would've got it inside the one. The penalty is a "live ball" penalty and is a 10 yard variety. Live ball penalties (such as defensive holding) go back to the previous spot for enforcement.

 

I'm not sure either. Either way, it was a blown call and Detroit was robbed of an opportunity

It would've been half the distance to the goal. I'm guessing it would've been from the previous spot. Automatic first down.

 

Enforcement is from the spot if the fumble.

Good D by Seattle to punch the ball out but doggone it Calvin, hold onto the darn ball!

My guess is the Back Judge loses a game.

All turnovers are reviewed by the booth. Because it was a circumstance of a penalty, does that make it not reviewable?

All turnovers are reviewed by the booth. Because it was a circumstance of a penalty, does that make it not reviewable?

 

Penalties cannot be reviewed.

Penalties cannot be reviewed.

 

Not entirely true. You can review the 12 man on the field call. You can also review a PI call if you believe the ball was tipped.

Not entirely true. You can review the 12 man on the field call. You can also review a PI call if you believe the ball was tipped.

 

Gotcha.

My guess is a lot of coaches do not know the rule. Pete Carroll said he didn't know it.

 

However, a Pats player tweeted that they actually have practiced that play and gone over the rule.

I had no clue that was the rule. Thought it was a smart play by Chancellor until I saw this thread.

The call gave somebody playing weekly fantasy something like a $1.1 million payday. They had the Seattle defense and said defense was credited with a fumble recovery.

The call gave somebody playing weekly fantasy something like a $1.1 million payday. They had the Seattle defense and said defense was credited with a fumble recovery.

 

 

It gave me $4. Not quite the 1.1M, though.

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