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examine its nhl jerseys cheap replay rule on whether a change should be made after it may have cost the Detroit Lions their Thanksgiving game against the Houston Texans, which they lost in overtime, 34-31.

Texans running back Justin Forsett was clearly down–both his knee and elbow touch the ground when only one needs to make contact–yet no whistle blew and 81 yards later, Detroit’s 10-point lead was cut to three.

Lions coach Jim nhl hockey jerseys Schwartz threw the challenge flag–a no-no since all scoring plays are reviewed–and due to Official NFL Playing Rule 15, Section 9, the Lions were penalized, replay was scrapped and the touchdown that wasn’t a touchdown stood.

“If there is a foul http://www.cheapjerseysma.com that delays the next snap,” the rule says, “the team committing that foul will no longer be able to challenge the previous ruling.” The throwing of the challenge flag counts as such a delay. And the throwing that challenge flag on either a scoring play or a turnover, both of which are automatically reviewed, results in a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty.

“We will certainly discuss the rule with the competition committee members, as we do all situations involving unique and unusual circumstances, and determine if we feel a change should be recommended to ownership,” Director of football operations, Ray Anderson, told CBS Sports.

Multiple sources say that if a change to the NFL replay is made, it won’t happen until the playoffs.