Question for Football fans

[donttread]

In the NFL all scores and turnovers are automatically reviewed. This year pass interference or lack thereof can be reviewed.

So when they confirm a touchdown do they review pass interference?Let's say a player catches a touchdown pass, but the replay review finds a push off. Would they call it upon review? If not could you still challenge to have that reviewed?

[Captdon]

In the NFL all scores and turnovers are automatically reviewed. This year pass interference or lack thereof can be reviewed.

So when they confirm a touchdown do they review pass interference?Let's say a player catches a touchdown pass, but the replay review finds a push off. Would they call it upon review? If not could you still challenge to have that reviewed?

Sure you can call for a review if you have the time-outs. It would negate the td.

[DGUtley]

Dunno. These refs are ridiculous. The NFL has a problem.

[donttread]

Sure you can call for a review if you have the time-outs. It would negate the td.

I'm not sure you can since the play is already reviewed by the leauge but might not look for violations?

[donttread]

Dunno. These refs are ridiculous. The NFL has a problem.

Pass defense calls swing games because the level of consistency is still very poor.

[Tahuyaman]

The officiating is getting worse by the week. The Seahawks vs Browns game was just awful. Both teams had valid complaints.

[donttread]

At least officiating is bang bang and then to overturn it you need "proof beyond a reasonable doubt".
But consider the League suspending Burdict of the Raiders for his helmet to helmet hit against the Colts earlier this year and NOT Jones sanctioning the Patriots Jones for vicious head to head run at Josh Allen, the Bill's QB knocking him out of a close game in the 4th quarter, on September 29th.

The length of Burdict's season long suspension was based on his history as a dirty player. But I have to believe the NFL could not do that without seeing this single infraction as worthy of A suspension.

You can look them up if you like, but both were clearing head hunting, literally and figuratively. Why no Suspension for Jones

These are decisions made without a ticking clock and not at game speed. As many replays as you like. How did that happen?

[Tahuyaman]

In the NFL all scores and turnovers are automatically reviewed. This year pass interference or lack thereof can be reviewed.

So when they confirm a touchdown do they review pass interference?Let's say a player catches a touchdown pass, but the replay review finds a push off. Would they call it upon review? If not could you still challenge to have that reviewed?

I asked someone who is considered an expert. If they are reviewing a TD as they normally do, they are not going to reverse it on offensive interference. However, the opposing coach can ask for an additional replay for that purpose prior to the extra point attempt.