Ref's call saved Cowboys but Lions say he got it wrong
A referee's call helped the Dallas beat the Detroit Lions over the weekend but the Lions insist the official got it wrong.
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A referee's call helped the Dallas beat the Detroit Lions over the weekend but the Lions insist the official got it wrong.
The NFL is approaching the five-year anniversary of a non-call on a blatant pass interference in the NFC championship game that helped the Rams advance to the Super Bowl over the Saints. It's a black ...
The NFL is approaching the five-year anniversary of a non-call on a blatant pass interference in the NFC championship game that helped the Rams advance to the Super Bowl over the Saints. It's a black eye the league would like to forget, a difficult task in a season that's been shaped to a significant degree by the men in stripes, particularly the debacle in Dallas on Saturday night that kicked off Week 17 and has ramifications that could ripple through the road to Super Bowl 58.
The NFL is approaching the five-year anniversary of a non-call on a blatant pass interference in the NFC championship game that helped the Rams advance to the Super Bowl over the Saints. It's a black eye the league would like to forget, a difficult task in a season that's been shaped to a significant degree by the men in stripes, particularly the debacle in Dallas on Saturday night that kicked off Week 17 and has ramifications that could ripple through the road to Super Bowl 58.
By Colton Pouncey, John Machoda and Saad Yusuf Saturday night's clash between the Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions made up for the lack of scoring