In the 1st quarter of the Vikings-Packers game yesterday, a Vikings defender appeared to intercept a pass, then fumble it, and it was recovered by a Green Bay player. The call on the field was that it was an incomplete pass. I thought it would be wise for the Minnesota coach to challenge this play, since if the play was overturned, the Vikings would get to keep the interception while the subsequent fumble recovery would have been unreviewable (the play was ruled dead at that point). Am I correct in this analysis?
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Mon Jan 10, 2005, 02:39am
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