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Rare Play Sparks Rule Change Proposals: The Seahawks-Rams Two-Point Play and Its Aftermath
In the week sixteen Seahawks-Rams game, a peculiar two-point play occurred, leading to two rule change proposals from the Rams. The play involved a backward pass by Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold, deflected past the line of scrimmage, and scooped up by Seattle running back Zach Charbonnet for the points. The Rams suggested changes to treat such deflections like fumbles on fourth downs, in the last two minutes of halves, or extra points, potentially nullifying the score. They also proposed a forty-second clock for replay reviews. However, these proposals likely wouldnt have garnered the necessary votes, as coaches have already understood the importance of grabbing any loose ball on the field.
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