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Welcome to the Pride of Detroit, PODCast post-game show.

This is not the show I wanted to do.

This is really not.

For those you who know me, I genuinely hate talking about officiating.

However, I don't know what else I'm supposed to say.

When we have video of Taylor Decker reporting as eligible, the play gets taken off the board for being an ineligible receiver. And what? What do we like,

so what does the NFL even like it sucks, right? Because you have a legitimate point to say

right there, you screwed up the play. He reported as eligible. Someone clearly screwed up and you can go

right back to play and say the Lions won that game. What are you supposed to do about it? Like NFL,

you got a problem on your hands. You have a clear line that those last two plays shouldn't have

happened. The Lions should have won this game 2120. But we're just going to ignore

it. We're just going to, I mean, we've got an overhead view from ESPN that looks like the two-point

conversion, and it sure looks like Taylor Decker went over to the refs and told him that he is eligible.

We'll try to figure out between now and the POD cast exactly what was going on here.

We'll try to figure out what exactly went wrong.

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