Roger Goodell has the authority to overturn Detroit Lions-Dallas Cowboys' Week 17 outcome

CCBoy

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Baltimore and San Francisco...otherwise this fan really isn't concerned.
 

HungryLion

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It's in the article, he can reschedule and restart the game or continue the game from the point of the questionable outcome.

If a commissioner-led investigation into official Brad Allen’s call reveals it was “extraordinarily unfair or outside the accepted tactics” and has “a major effect on the result of the game,” Roger Goodell can take action that includes “the reversal of a game’s result or the rescheduling of a game, either from the beginning or from the point at which the extraordinary act occurred.”
It’ll never happen. You realize the can of worms it would open to do so?

Never happen.
 

CowboysDrew

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The article writer must've seen a different game than I did.

Maybe I had a few too many but I seem to remember the game not ending on that play, and the Lions actually opting to go for 2 two more times when they could've easily kicked the XP and gone to overtime.
 

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The article writer must've seen a different game than I did.

Maybe I had a few too many but I seem to remember the game not ending on that play, and the Lions actually opting to go for 2 two more times when they could've easily kicked the XP and gone to overtime.
So they gotta do it twice?
 

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The article writer must've seen a different game than I did.

Maybe I had a few too many but I seem to remember the game not ending on that play, and the Lions actually opting to go for 2 two more times when they could've easily kicked the XP and gone to overtime.
Right. There was still 23 seconds left. If the clock was 0.00 when all this occurred then that would be different. But how do you overturn a game that had time left on the clock. They still didn’t get the onside kick. There was still a chance them after the 2 point conversion. Not a great one but a chance.
 

Mark

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Baltimore and San Francisco...otherwise this fan really isn't concerned.
Barring catastrophic injury to one or more players on either team, I’d be stunned if these two don’t end up in the Super Bowl.
 

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Many forget even if the play counted, cowboys still had 23 seconds and timeouts with a real good long distance kicker
 
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