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sports2 years ago

"NFL Eligibility Controversy: Lions' Skipper Clashes with League Over Game-Ending Call"

Detroit Lions offensive lineman Dan Skipper clarified that he did not report as an eligible receiver on a crucial 2-point play against the Dallas Cowboys, contrary to an NFL memo. The play in question involved a negated 2-point conversion that contributed to the Lions' 20-19 loss. Skipper's statement contradicts the referee's report and the NFL's video memo, which indicated he did report as eligible. Despite the controversy, Skipper expressed his intention to move on from the incident as the Lions prepare for their final regular-season game.

via NFL.com|
##controversy#danskipper
sports2 years ago

"NFL Clarifies Eligibility Rules and Officiating Calls Amid Controversy and Close Calls"

The NFL has reaffirmed its support for referee Brad Allen's decision during the Detroit Lions' loss to the Dallas Cowboys, emphasizing the correct procedure for reporting as an eligible receiver. The league's memo and accompanying video highlight that Lions' tackle Dan Skipper did not properly communicate his eligibility to the referee on a crucial 2-point conversion play, which was subsequently nullified. Despite Lions' coach Dan Campbell's strategy to confuse the Cowboys, the NFL insists on clear communication to ensure fairness and avoid deception. The controversy stems from a play where Taylor Decker caught a pass for a two-point conversion that was negated due to an illegal touching penalty, contributing to the Lions' defeat.

via Detroit Free Press|
##controversialcall#detroitlions
sports2 years ago

"Lions-Cowboys Clash Spurs NFL Clarifications and Playoff Speculations"

The NFL sent a video to all teams clarifying the rule on reporting a change of position, which was at the center of a controversial call during the Lions-Cowboys game. The video explained that players must both physically and verbally report as eligible receivers to the referee. The controversy arose when a two-point conversion by the Lions was nullified due to an illegal touch pass, contributing to their loss against the Cowboys. The video highlighted the correct reporting procedure and reinforced the league's defense of the referee's decision, despite the Lions' claims that their player, Taylor Decker, had properly reported as eligible. The clarification aims to prevent future confusion and ensure fair notification to the defense.

via The Athletic|
##eligiblereceiver#lionscowboyscontroversy
sports2 years ago

"NFL Clarifies Eligibility Reporting Rules Amid Controversy and Officiating Errors"

The NFL released a video reminding players of the importance of clearly reporting as eligible receivers, following a controversial play in the Dallas Cowboys' win over the Detroit Lions. The incident involved Lions' Taylor Decker not being acknowledged as eligible by the referee, leading to a penalty that negated a crucial 2-point conversion. The video emphasizes the player's responsibility to communicate their eligibility status to the referee. The referee involved, Brad Allen, is expected to be downgraded and his crew is unlikely to officiate in the postseason.

via ESPN|
##dallascowboys#detroitlions
sports2 years ago

"NFL Stands Firm on Reporting Procedure Amid Lions-Cowboys Officiating Controversy"

The NFL is not planning to change its process for players reporting as eligible, despite the controversy during the Detroit Lions vs. Dallas Cowboys game where an officiating error occurred. The league blames the Lions for attempting to deceive the officials, which they claim led to the confusion. The Lions, however, refute the NFL's account, with evidence suggesting that the player who was penalized did report as eligible. Despite the NFL's stance, the officiating crew is expected to be downgraded and may not work in the postseason.

via Pride Of Detroit|
##detroitlions#eligiblereceiver
sports2 years ago

"NFL Stands Firm on Reporting Process Amid Lions-Cowboys Officiating Controversies and Postseason Downgrades"

The NFL has decided not to change its procedure for players reporting as eligible, despite a controversial play during the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys game where a miscommunication led to a penalty against the Lions. The incident involved a potential deception tactic by the Lions, which aimed to confuse the Cowboys but instead confused the referee. Lions coach Dan Campbell had discussed the play with officials before the game, but the referee in question, Brad Allen, was not present at that meeting. The NFL views the situation as a failed attempt at gamesmanship by the Lions and emphasizes that it is the responsibility of teams to clearly communicate eligibility without confusing officials.

via NBC Sports|
##dancampbell#detroitlions