Al Riveron

[boston massacre]

N.F.L. Head of Officiating Reviews a Play, That's Not Reviewable.

Then Changes Call.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...reviewable-ruling-on-josh-allen-incompletion/

 

[JHU Dad]

They are sometimes fast and loose with the rules about what shouldn’t be reviewable. I’ve seen instances where “New York” calls them to reverse an egregious error. I think it all stemmed from the Rams-Saints game of a few years ago. The challenge to the P.I. call or non-call didn’t work, but I think they’ve taken additional steps to get the vital calls correct at the expense of what’s reviewable. The play referred to in the article was pretty insignificant and they shouldn’t have intervened.

 

[boston massacre]

They are sometimes fast and loose with the rules about what shouldn’t be reviewable. I’ve seen instances where “New York” calls them to reverse an egregious error. I think it all stemmed from the Rams-Saints game of a few years ago. The challenge to the P.I. call or non-call didn’t work, but I think they’ve taken additional steps to get the vital calls correct at the expense of what’s reviewable. The play referred to in the article was pretty insignificant and they shouldn’t have intervened.

But, The Point Being Made is, That Particular Type of Play is in The Category of NON REVIEWABLE.

Yet The Supervisor of Officials, REVIEWED It.

And CHANGED The Call.

That's When Conspiracy Theories Start Swirling.

 

[railbird]

vinovich messes up again

 

[JHU Dad]

I get it. It’s not SUPPOSED to be reviewable, but they reviewed it anyway.

 

[boston massacre]

I get it. It’s not SUPPOSED to be reviewable, but they reviewed it anyway.

Kind of Like in Basketball, When The Shooter Gets Fouled Taking a 3, He's Suppose To Go To The Line and Shoot 3, Don't Give Him 4 Anyway.