Could the NFL overturn this?

I was watching Mike and Mike as well. They did say Goodell could change the outcome of the game especially since it was the last play of the game and there would have been nothing else that could have determined the game had it been called an INT.

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Originally posted by Pakrz:
Back to the original thread title, is it even possible for the NFL to overturn this game?

I sure they could but it will NEVER happen. Section19, I do have to wonder if this happens to the Pats, Giants, or Cowpies what would happen.

I highly doubt it would happen. No way the game gets overturned.

Goodell won't change the outcome for the simple fact it sets a precedent...then where do you draw the line?

Pretty soon you ask "where do you draw the line?"

The refs are representatives of the league, empowered to enforce the rules as if Goodell were calling the games himself. To change the call after the fact has never been done before. That is why it won't happen, but another added bonus, is that it would further undermine Goodell's bargaining position with the referee union.

Only thing that brings change is the NFL losing more money than whatever it is they are grousing over the refs union about.

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USA Today's oddsmaker @DannySheridan1 tells me he thinks $1 BILLION in bets changed hands worldwide last night
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So, this is the NFL

- NOT a TD

- This IS a TD


Got it. I guess....whatever

There was a game last year where Finley caught a pass in the EZ, took 3 steps, his knee hit, his elbow hit and then he landed on his arse. Only then did the ball pop out and they ruled it an incomplete pass.

Let's f$&@ with the rules some more so only bandwagon fans recognize the game.