tim_whatley
Footballguy
If they are going to auto review scoring plays, shouldn't they auto review close plays that might be scores that the officals called as non-scoring plays? I am talking specifically about the Brady QB sneak that looked like he scored but Hoddie didn't challenege and then BGE scored on the next play. The previous Brady sneak TD was reviewed b/c the refs called it a TD, but the second one, which was equally as close (and looked more obviously like a score) was not reviewed I am assuming only b/c the refs didn't call it a TD.
That doesn't seem right, seems like the booth should review all close plays at the goalline, regardless of whether the play is called a TD on the field.
I am of course a disgruntled Brady owner who may not advance to the championship game based on this situation. So my statement is biased but I still think relevent.
That doesn't seem right, seems like the booth should review all close plays at the goalline, regardless of whether the play is called a TD on the field.
I am of course a disgruntled Brady owner who may not advance to the championship game based on this situation. So my statement is biased but I still think relevent.
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