Embed from Getty Images NFL senior vice President of officiating Al Riveron released the week six officiating video today (video below). In it he covered a play from the Titans versus Colts Monday Night Football game in which Colts quarterback Jacoby Brissett scrambled to make 1 yard on 4th and 1. He scrambled
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10-second runoff rule expands by one minute
Embed from Getty Images New for 2017, the NFL is expanding the 10-second runoff rule. This season the 10-second runoff applies after the two-minute warning instead of the last minute of the half. A 10-second runoff happens when a certain fouls, injuries, and replay situations stop the clock near the end of
50 Super Bowl calls, Part 4: XX to XI
Packers say refs confused them in final seconds in loss to Steelers
Packers say officials told them to not snap ball before winding the clock (video) The Steelers-Packers Week 16 game had its fill of controversial plays, but the last play didn't seem controversial -- until today. To set things up, the Packers were knocking on the door of a tying touchdown when the officials called a
Media tape: clock on penalties, spot on slide, tangled feet PI
Media tape: 10-sec runoffs, holding by hair, no touchback on ‘force-out’
Dean Blandino, vice president of officiating at the NFL, has released his weekly tape for the media on rules clarifications (140 MB download). Here are the items under discussion: During the final minute of the second quarter of the Seahawks-Cardinals game, the discussion of a 10-second runoff came up twice. The