If the Bucs don't have twelve men on the field they don't have to worry about it, but Scott or Mark or someone else, what I haven't heard explained is how the review about the twelve men actually came about. In the final two minutes, I thought the people "upstairs" had to call it and they are in New York. They weren't going to do a review until Lewis throws the flag. Did our officials then decide to check with New York based on Lewis' claims or did the people in New York watching tv read his lips or what? Thought you might have some contacts with the NFL that could explain what actually happened to get what wasn't going to be reviewed changed to something that was. The refs on the field obviously didn't see it.Am I also wrong in thinking that what happened Sunday has the potential to change the game and how coaches use challenges in the final two minutes to illegally challenge many other plays to get reviews of their own if the other team makes a big play? Illegal Procedure? Clipping? Delay of Game? Spot of the ball? Was a punt a touchback? (know some here can't be reviewed but am making a point)
