The Detroit Lions were able to beat the Seattle Seahawks, 42-29, in an action-packed game Monday night at Ford Field. The win moves Dan Campbell's team to 3-1 and keeps them a game behind the Minnesota Vikings in the NFC North standings.
There was one controversial moment late in the fourth quarter, however, that helped the Lions keep their 13-point lead. Seahawks wide receiver D.K. Metcalf basically got tackled in the end zone before Geno Smith's pass got to him but the refs somehow didn't call pass interference on Detroit. The Seahawks ended up turning the ball over on downs a few plays later.
Troy Aikman rightfully thought there should have been a flag here:
"That should've been a flag there." - Troy Aikman on a no-call, thinking it should've been PI on the Lions
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"Instead of 1st-and-goal at the 1, it's 2nd-and-1 back at the 27. That is a big no-call." - Joe Buck
Seattle would later have a turnover-on-downs. 🏈🦓🎙️ #MNF #NFL pic.twitter.com/3XAb17Tz35
The Lions probably would have still won the game, but that's a call the refs just can't miss.
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This article was originally published on www.si.com as Troy Aikman Rightfully Called Out Refs Over Key Missed Call Late in Seahawks-Lions .
