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sports2 years ago•1 min saved

"Detroit Lions and Taylor Decker Master the Art of Trolling NFL Officiating"

The Detroit Lions and player Taylor Decker poked fun at the NFL's controversial call from their previous game against the Dallas Cowboys with a "reporting for duty" joke on social media before their game against the Minnesota Vikings. The joke references an incident where Decker was penalized for an illegal touching penalty due to a mix-up with teammate Dan Skipper on who was reported as eligible. Despite the NFL's defense of the call, Lions fans and the team have shown their frustration, with the team's social media and Decker himself joining in on the commentary.

via Detroit Free Press|

##controversy #detroitlions

sports2 years ago•1 min saved

"Detroit Lions and Taylor Decker Turn Officiating Gaffe into Viral 'Reporting' Humor"

The Detroit Lions and player Taylor Decker humorously addressed a previous officiating mistake on social media. The Lions posted a video with the caption "reporting for duty" featuring Decker, referencing the error where officials misreported the eligible receiver during a crucial play against the Dallas Cowboys. Decker and the team's official account continued the jest online, highlighting their ability to take the incident in stride while subtly criticizing the officiating. The team is now looking ahead to Week 18 as they progress towards the playoffs.

via Pride Of Detroit|

##detroitlions #nfl

sports2 years ago•3 min saved

"Lions' Taylor Decker and Alim McNeill Back in Action Amid Team Injury Updates"

The Detroit Lions' injury report indicates that LT Taylor Decker returned to full practice after missing Wednesday, which bodes well for his availability against the Minnesota Vikings. DT Benito Jones missed practice due to illness, and WR Jameson Williams is dealing with an ankle injury and illness, casting doubt on his immediate playing future. TE Brock Wright has missed eight practices and two games, with his status for the playoffs uncertain. On the Vikings' side, several players, including WR Jalen Nailor and LT Christian Darrisaw, did not practice, potentially impacting their team's readiness for the upcoming game.

via Pride Of Detroit|

##detroitlions #injuryreport

sports2 years ago•5 min saved

"Lions' Injury Updates: Decker Out, Williams Day-to-Day, McNeill Returns to Practice"

The Detroit Lions are preparing for their Week 18 game against the Minnesota Vikings with several key players on their injury report. Offensive tackle Taylor Decker and wide receiver Jameson Williams did not practice on Wednesday due to injuries. However, there is optimism as defensive tackle Alim McNeill and defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson could return to play this weekend. The Lions have made roster adjustments in response to the injury situation, releasing players from their roster and practice squad. Meanwhile, the Vikings are also dealing with injuries, with several players not practicing and others limited.

via Pride Of Detroit|

##detroitlions #injuryreport

sports2 years ago•2 min saved

"NFL Reinforces Eligible Receiver Rules Following Lions-Cowboys Officiating Debacle"

The NFL defended referee Brad Allen's controversial call during the Lions-Cowboys game in a video sent to all teams, explaining the correct procedure for a player reporting as eligible. The call in question negated a two-point conversion by the Lions' Taylor Decker, contributing to their 20-19 loss. Despite Decker's claim of reporting as eligible, the league's video supported the referee's decision, stating that another player, Dan Skipper, had reported instead, leading to an illegal formation. The incident has sparked widespread criticism, and although the officiating crew is expected to be downgraded, they will still officiate an upcoming game with playoff implications.

via New York Post |

##footballrules #lionscowboyscontroversy

sports2 years ago•3 min saved

"Referee's Controversial Call on Lions' 2-Point Attempt Influences Outcome Against Cowboys"

During a critical Week 17 NFL game, Detroit Lions' Taylor Decker caught a 2-point conversion that would have given his team the lead, but the play was nullified by officials who claimed lineman Dan Skipper reported as eligible instead of Decker. The Lions and Decker insist that he did report as eligible, with video evidence supporting their claim. Despite the controversy, the Lions failed to convert a subsequent 2-point attempt following a Dallas penalty and ultimately lost the game, which had significant playoff implications. This incident adds to the history of contentious calls against the Lions in crucial moments.

via MLive.com|

##controversialcall #dallascowboys