Saints-Lions included controversial reversal of strip-sack-score
📍 The outcome
The NFL explained its controversial decision to overturn a Saints defensive touchdown in overtime, citing an obscure rule that even Lions coach Dan Campbell was unaware of. A pool report interview with the Vice President of Instant Replay detailed the reasoning behind the reversal.
The Saints expressed frustration over the call, which contributed to their overtime loss to the Lions.
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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Saints-Lions included controversial reversal of strip-sack-score NBC Sports · 59d ago broke it first
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