Why did they overturn the Lions’ two-point conversion?

Detroit lost to the Cowboys in dramatic fashion after officials waived an ineligible player in the final seconds.

This Saturday Detroit Lions suffered a dramatic defeat from Dallas Cowboys after officers canceled A 2 point conversion in the last seconds unauthorized recipient.

With 1:41 left in the fourth quarter and the score was 20-13 against the team Lions They started their final offensive drive at their own 25-yard line.

Quarterback Jared Goff completed passes to tight end Sam LaPorta and receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown for 75 yards and a touchdown, cutting his deficit to 20-19 with 23 seconds left.

Instead of kicking the extra point to tie the game, head coach Dan Campbell went for the win with a goal 2 point conversion.

Goff threw a pass into the left end zone after a fake run and offensive tackle. Taylor Decker (No. 68) caught the ball, causing the fans to celebrate LionsHowever, the officers threw the handkerchief and noted that offensive lineman was not declared as an eligible receiver before the game, so he scored unlawful touching And conversion was interrupted.

When repeated it is clear that Decker He approaches the official at the same time as the offensive lineman. Dan Skipper.

The next play also attempts 2 point conversionGoff was intercepted, but that was canceled out by a penalty against Cowboys.

Detroit there was a third chance to try 2 point conversionbut Goff’s pitch did not reach receiver Josh Reynolds.

Lions They also failed to return a punt after a touchdown, and quarterback Dak Prescott only had to take a knee to use up the remaining time on the clock and seal the team’s dramatic victory. Cowboys.

Despite the defeat Lions They’re already assured of the NFC North title and will get a playoff game for the first time in three decades.

Cowboysfor its part, is in second place in the NFC East and will take the lead in its division if the Philadelphia Eagles lose to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday.