'Decker reported' on billboards in Detroit

[mnhtnbb]

Lions' fans aren't letting the decision go that cost them the game against the Cowboys!

https://www.freep.com/story/sports/nfl/lions/2024/01/03/decker-reported-billboards-detroit-lions-dallas-cowboys/72095033007/

I was watching the game. When even the announcers weighed in with video footage, ya' gotta wonder what was up with that call from the ref.

[LisaM]

1. The NFL draft is in Detroit this year.

I saw some (mockup) jerseys that had the #68 with the name above it as "Eligible".

I wouldn't be mad if a lot of people showed up wearing them.

What's weird is that the NFL absolutely won't quit doubling down on this. They can't seem to admit error.

[BlueTsunami2018]

2. Man, move on.

Yeah, there was some kind of unfortunate miscommunication there but they had three more chances to simply kick the ball and tie the game. It became a farce by the last time.

I hate Dallas more than I like my own team but at some point you just have to let it go. Crying about it helps nothing.

[brush]

3. Didn't they actually win the game with the 2-pt conversion...

but the refs screwed up by saying the lineman didn't report...but he did?

Don't let it die. Push the NFL to finally hire and train professional refs. This part-timer stuff with refs who have other positions has gone on long enough. MLB and the NBA have pros working their games.