.....Only way they save a modicum of cred.
Could happen.
Nah.
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quote:Originally posted by tundra_power:
Not to mention the Sam Shields interference call that gave Seattle life.
quote:Originally posted by Pakrz:
I still can't believe wtf I just saw there.
quote:Originally posted by The GBP Rules:
Threw this together tonight. Still can't believe it.
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quote:And then thereâs the question of whether the NFL will change the outcome of the game. During last Fridayâs PFT Live, an astute reader asked via Twitter if the NFL would wipe out a game-deciding error by the officials. I explained that it would be possible only if a horrible call that determined the outcome occurred on the final play of the game.
Thatâs what happened last night â and the next question becomes whether the NFL will consider doing what everyone except Seattle fans would consider the right thing and wipe the touchdown off the board and call the final score Packers 12, Seahawks 7.