Seattle screwed on the review

57stratdawg

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Did I miss something? Looked like Graham got a 1st down, didn’t see enough to overturn it either way.
 

PineGroveBully

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Yea on that last look it looked as though his elbow went down as the ball was about 4-5” from the line needed but they spotted it a good 12-16” farther than it should have been. But they had their chances.

And I’ve never heard them after a review say that new footage became available.
 

JungRebel

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Geronimo Allison got a great block 10 yards down the field. Before during and after the ball was thrown.
 

8dog

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He got the first down regardless of the spot. The yellow line was off pretty good on that play.
 
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I’m trying to figure out why y’all think it was a bad call. The yellow line was almost a foot off from the first down line. Looked like he made the first down to me.
 

tatedog

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Yea on that last look it looked as though his elbow went down as the ball was about 4-5” from the line needed but they spotted it a good 12-16” farther than it should have been. But they had their chances.

And I’ve never heard them after a review say that new footage became available.

The Seahawks say no ****.
 
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Yea on that last look it looked as though his elbow went down as the ball was about 4-5” from the line needed but they spotted it a good 12-16” farther than it should have been. But they had their chances.

And I’ve never heard them after a review say that new footage became available.

I felt the same but there wasn't a good video view of it. I had a problem with the first spot which is where he bounced to.

I feel a chip in the ball with sensors in the down markers and goal line coming soon.
 

snowman79

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It was a makeup call from the 1st quarter when the Packers clearly recovered a fumble, yet they claimed there was no clear evidence.
 

PreacherDog

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I feel a chip in the ball with sensors in the down markers and goal line coming soon.

My brother-in-law, an Aerospace Engineer/State grad who works for Wilson designing footballs, says this "In theory, it's very easy. The problem is that the ball gets obstructed from the sensors in the stadium at the bottom of a pile. And the ball doesn't know where it is when the knee hits the ground. So once it's spotted by the official, there is zero need for the chain gang. That's just a silly old tradition."
 
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