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3-12-BAL 36 (7:52) (Shotgun) 16-C.Batch pass short right to 84-A.Brown to BAL 28 for 8 yards (23-C.Brown).
4-4-BAL 28 (7:52) (Field Goal formation) 6-S.Suisham 46 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-60-G.Warren, Holder-9-D.Butler.
A pass completion and a field goal both at the same time.
If the pass play started at 7:52 it can not end at 7:52.
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The site that made the decision uses a variation of the English language.
So, it will take overwhelming evidence to convince them.
NFL Rewind is on NFL Network. They replay a shortened format (1 hr 30 min) of the 4 best games of the weekend - 2 on Tuesday, 2 on Wednesday.
Steelers/Ravens replayed tonight. So I watched that part of the 1stQ.
Clock was stopped at 7:52 for a 3rd down play. Batch completed a short pass. 4th down with clock running. Suisham hits FG. Clock stopped after the FG at 7:12.
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Here's the Official Game Summary, which is in error regarding the FG play. The time in parenthesis (indicating the start of the play) should be around 7:18.
NFL Rewind is on NFL Network. They replay a shortened format (1 hr 30 min) of the 4 best games of the weekend - 2 on Tuesday, 2 on Wednesday.
Steelers/Ravens replayed tonight. So I watched that part of the 1stQ.
Clock was stopped at 7:52 for a 3rd down play. Batch completed a short pass. 4th down with clock running. Suisham hits FG. Clock stopped after the FG at 7:12.
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Here's the Official Game Summary, which is in error regarding the FG play. The time in parenthesis (indicating the start of the play) should be around 7:18.
I sent them the above link in their chat help window. It was not able to be clicked on.
They said the department that handles, it will review it.
I never found a Rewind Video. That's a paid service from what I can see.
I saw replay videos of the game but they started in the 2nd quarter when the score was 6-3.
I think all sites get their information from the Elias Sports Bureau. They are the official record keepers for the NFL. You could always try and send them an email. I do know that they review every single play of every game and they do make corrections. I believe they have until Thursday of every week to make changes to the official stats.
I sent them the above link in their chat help window. It was not able to be clicked on.
They said the department that handles, it will review it.
I never found a Rewind Video. That's a paid service from what I can see.
I saw replay videos of the game but they started in the 2nd quarter when the score was 6-3.
I am talking about the NFL Network on TV on our cable system. I sat there and watched it.
And I'm sorry - I used the wrong term - it's NFL Replay - not Rewind.
The Steelers/Ravens game is actually being played on TV again this afternoon 2 PM Texas time. Tonight it's the Colts/Lions.
They are not looking at the stats from that link, in comment #11 above.
I SEE the time of the FG at 7:12 there, and on multiple sites.
These people have communication problems in English.
They have unusual words to describe things. One of their words is hyper-active.
That is not a sports related term, normally used on any NFL broadcast, etc.
I have no video tape to send to them, and then again, if I did, they can still make the decision.
As far as they are concerned the matter is not open to discussion.
OK - here you go from the 2PM replay.
I would think this to be sufficient for your argument.
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You don't know them like I know them.
I got bitten again, this time by bad luck and not highway robbery.
Tried 1 more time Pittsburgh at Dallas. The line in the sand was not 7:30 left in the quarter it was 8:30. Dallas was 1st and 10 on the Pittsburgh 32, if I remember corrrectly. I busy was watching the clock. ESPN scores do show the clock moving, when it's moving.
The pass was thought to be completed but was challenged since the receiver was pushed out of bounds. A blogger said the rule had been changed, etc. The challenge reversed the play from a completion, which would have restarted the clock, to an incomplete pass. That stopped the clock.
No issues yet, I was in good shape. So 2nd down and 10 at the 32 and a 2 yard run. The clock was running.
I could not see the action, only the moving clock. It's now 3rd and 8. The clock was ticking down but stopped at 8:41. I knew something bad had happened. Yep, the 3rd down pass was incomplete. The field goal unit came on and the clock started at the snap and the kick was called good at the 8:36 mark. 6 seconds too early. So, bad luck with both the incomplete pass reversal on 1st down and the 3rd down incompletion.
Two fairly good predictions, one wrong on bad luck, and one wrong on the time of the first score being a
fact that is not important enough to NFL dot com to justify them getting it right.
The videos and the play by play confirm NFL dot com was in error.
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