All articles tagged with #fumble
Los Angeles Rams linebacker Troy Reeder recovers a fumble caused by Carolina Panthers' Trevor Etienne during an NFL game, contributing to the Rams' defensive efforts in the Wild Card Weekend.
The Commanders took an early lead against the Eagles after recovering a fumble on the opening kickoff and scoring a field goal, with the Eagles struggling to capitalize on their opportunities early in the game.
Rams coach Sean McVay criticized a controversial two-point conversion play involving a backward pass that was advanced, arguing it highlights a rule inconsistency he believes should be addressed to prevent similar plays in the future.
During a game against the Giants, Jalen Hurts fumbled on a tush push play, but officials wrongly ruled that his forward progress was stopped, preventing the fumble from being reviewed and leading to an incorrect scoring play for the Eagles.
Michigan Wolverines secured a 31-20 victory over Michigan State with key performances from linebacker Jimmy Rolder and strong red zone offense, despite struggles in tackling and discipline in the final moments. Notable winners include Rolder and Michigan's edge rushers, while the second quarter and a late defensive lapse were highlighted as areas for improvement.
North Carolina under coach Bill Belichick suffered a narrow 21-18 defeat to Cal, marked by a crucial late fumble by Nathan Leacock that cost them a potential win, amid ongoing off-field issues and a challenging start to the season.
North Carolina under coach Bill Belichick suffered a narrow 21-18 defeat to California after a late fumble at the goal line, marking a tough start with no wins against power opponents and ongoing off-field issues.
In a crucial moment during the game between Auburn and Georgia, Auburn nearly scored a touchdown but a controversial call by referees overturned the play, leading to a shift in momentum. Georgia then scored 20 straight points to win 20-10, with Auburn fans and officials strongly disputing the decision.
In a crucial moment during an Auburn-Georgia game, a controversial play involving a near-touchdown was reviewed and overturned by officials, leading to Auburn losing a significant scoring opportunity and shifting momentum in favor of Georgia, much to the dismay of Auburn fans.
Arizona Cardinals coach Jonathan Gannon downplayed a costly fumble by Emari Demercado in a close loss to the Titans, despite it being a critical mistake that shifted the game's momentum. The incident highlights potential coaching oversights, raising questions for team owner Michael Bidwill about the team's handling of similar errors and the overall coaching staff's effectiveness. Gannon's response and the team's handling of such mistakes could impact his future with the franchise.
A critical fumble by Cardinals running back Emari Demercado during a game against the Titans led to a loss and a heated sideline confrontation with coach Jonathan Gannon, highlighting the impact of costly mistakes in NFL games.
Arizona Cardinals' Emari Demercado dropped the ball before crossing the goal line on a potential 72-yard touchdown, resulting in a touchback and a momentum shift that helped the Tennessee Titans rally for their first win of the season in an impressive comeback.
Kyren Williams of the Rams expressed regret over a crucial fumble in a game against the 49ers, which he believes let the team down, especially at a critical moment near the end of regulation. Despite the setback, the Rams managed to send the game into overtime but ultimately lost, highlighting the importance of ball security in close divisional matchups.
Colts receiver Adonai Mitchell took responsibility for a costly fumble in a loss to the Rams, addressing the team to emphasize accountability and earn back trust, with his future playing time against the Raiders to be determined based on his practice performance.
Colts coach Shane Steichen considers Adonai Mitchell's costly fumble a temporary setback, expressing confidence in his player's abilities and emphasizing the importance of learning from mistakes as the team prepares for their next game.