Did Refs Blow Call In Overtime On Seahawks-Titans Non-Safety?

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Sep 19, 2021

Folks, we may have our first big controversial non-call of the 2021 NFL season.

The Seahawks and Tennessee Titans were tied 30-30 in overtime when Seattle lined up on third-and-10 looking for the first down. Quarterback Russell Wilson found himself in trouble and scrambled backward, crossing the plane into the end zone.

The play was dead, the whistle was blown. So, that means a safety was called, right?

Not quite.

The referees did not call it as such, instead saying Wilson was down at the 1 yard line. Seattle then punted the ball one fourth down and the Titans took over from there.

Check it out:

At the end of the day, though, the Titans ended up winning 33-30, but should they have won earlier because of the non-call? Twitter seems to think so.

https://twitter.com/itsanthonybreh/status/1439738323363196930
https://twitter.com/DeeepThreat/status/1439738467223736321

Well, at least if you're a Titans fans, or had money on them to win, you're probably fine with the outcome.

Thumbnail photo via George Walker IV / Tennessean.com via Imagn Content Services, LLC
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