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Oct 6, 2015
8:12:28am

mrclark411

There was a Detroit player near that *could* have made a play. What is

interesting is that in the replay - that player seems to be the only one who recognized the batting foul. No one else seemed to react.

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mrclark411

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Last night's game

Busiturtle

10/6/15 7:38am

It didn't seem like it

CBaass

10/6/15 7:49am

I was surprised there wasn't a review of the fumble

Busiturtle

10/6/15 7:53am

It was more like a yard and I'm sure the replay officials looked at it and

Byron McNertney

10/6/15 8:58am

The seahawks defense got picked apart and run over on that last drive.

10/6/15 7:57am

I think it was a good no call

Twin Roots

10/6/15 7:57am

I agree that all things considered it was the right outcome

Busiturtle

10/6/15 7:59am

You have to call it. You don't want activist referees!

Baron

10/6/15 8:01am

They already get to be activists on 90% of their calls. Why not one more?!

Twin Roots

10/6/15 8:03am

Oh you're a Seahawk fan. No wonder you think it was a good no call.

Baron

10/6/15 8:05am

There was a Detroit player near that *could* have made a play. What is

mrclark411

10/6/15 8:12am

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