After the game, Sean McVeigh say he isn't one making excuses, but doesn't understand how the Seahawks were awarded a two-point conversion on a backwards pass when the play had already been ruled incomplete. Both teams were preparing for the ensuing kickoff. He wants clarity on it. I've never seen anything like that. I grew up around the game. Well, you're right.

So, you know, that it is kind of, it is kind of fishy when you think about it. No.

Because the play that, I mean, the whistle was blown and it was called, it was, but,

it ruled in.

That's tough.

Yeah, that's, but here's the thing, Ocho.

It was, I thought all only plays that were viewable

was it was a turnover

or scoring play

right

I guess they deemed it

because they ruled it incomplete

mm-hmm

to my knowledge

McDonald didn't challenge it.

So look,

they got that thing in,

what is, Cicahus or whatever it is,

Mount Laure, wherever they are.

They called down.

That came from headquarters.

Yeah.

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