A compelling case has been made by the San Diego faithful that there was an incorrect spot after an incomplete pass that factored in on its final full drive of the game. On second down, the ball appears to be spotted on the 18-yard line with a yard to go for
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Raider coach not fined for bumping ref
Week 6: Eagles at Raiders Some late news from Week 6, as Jay Glazer of Fox Sports.com reports that Raiders coach Tom Cable avoided being fined for bumping an official in the game against the Eagles. Following a interception return for a touchdown that was nullified by a pass interference penalty, Cable
Week 6 “Official Review”: Measurements, offsetting fouls, fumble calls, baseball
In this week's "Official Review," the NFL vice-president of officiating, Mike Pereira, discussed some fairly pedestrian calls from Week 6, leaving one controversial call uncovered (video, Part 1 and Part 2): The first-down measurement in the Steelers–Browns game which is widely disputed was correct, as we stated, because the camera angle
NFL quickly suspends Panthers’ Wesley 1 game for flagrant hit on punt returner
Hochuli description leaves no ambiguity
On-field measurement not decisive on TV
Week 6: Browns at Steelers The Cleveland Plain Dealer is questioning whether a first down measurement sustained a drive that resulted in a Steelers field goal against the Browns (video, forward to 1:31). The hometown paper's headline screams the Steelers got three unearned points as a result of the measurement. The camera