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9) Worst officiating mistakes in Super Bowl history
Oddly, the narrator makes several big mistakes in this video
- The Philly Special was completely legal. The Eagles receiver checked with the ref and got a head nod, which means he was lined up properly. This is done at all levels of the sport.
- The no-call on the last play of the Hail Mary in the Patriots-Eagles Super was also correct. The contact did not effect Hogan's ability to make a play on the ball. He had plenty of time to recover from the push and get to where he wanted to go.
- The FALCONS player committed the face mask penalty on the play, not the Patriots player.
A persuasive case for the worst non-call in SB history may have been in the Broncos-Redskins Super Bowl. The Broncos were up 10-0, and about to go up 17-0, but a quick whistle negated a Broncos touchdown.
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