How spot measurement changed AFC championship game for Broncos | Pro Football Talk | NFL on NBC

Mike Florio and Michael Holley evaluate how digital spot measurement and aggression on fourth down changed the calculus for Sean Payton and the Broncos in Sunday’s AFC championship game. #NBCSports #NFL #ProFootballTalk
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18 comments
  1. Weird a spot in the afc championship game was wrong for the 2nd year in a row. It went in favor of NE this year and KC last year. Merely a coincidence the close calls going in favor of Goodells 2 favorite teams in the biggest moments of the season

  2. Kick the field goal. NE wasn’t moving the ball, we would be up 10-0, a storm is coming and the game is in the hands of our defense. No excuse not to kick the field goal.

  3. I thought the spot the title was referring to was the 3rd quarter 4th down Drake Maye QB sneak. I thought he clearly came up short based on the yellow line, for whatever that line is worth.

    FWIW, Formula 1 racing actually has people setup for several miles around the race track so they get very precise information about incoming rain. Obviously the NFL sidelines shouldn't get access to this kind of information during the game but I'm surprised this type of cheating doesn't exist.

  4. Look the Broncos shouldn't have been in the AFC Championship Game, It should have been the Bills and it would have been a much better game. I can see Josh Allen running thought the snow beating the Patriots in the forth quarters in that snow storm.

  5. Has Florio really not noticed that over the last few years the ball is routinely spotted after a change of possession or new set of downs with the nose (occasionally tail) of the ball touching a hash mark, making it possible to determine first downs by the line judge immediately? I have often wondered whether there is a ledger of how many times each team has had the ball moved up or back during a game to keep it fair overall. The virtual measurements only come on the rare occasions the previous first down was a tweener.

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