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"Jeremy Billones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Near the end of the Colts/Pats game, with the Patriots out of time outs, > one of their players was "injured" on the field. The clock, and play, > was stopped for the injury as the Colts went hopping mad. After > leaving the field for one play, the "injured" player returned for the > key goal line stand, making the final tackle. > > I had though that, in the NFL, if a player was injured in the final 2 > minutes his team was charged a time out, or penalized for Delay of Game > if no time outs remained. However, this did not occur. Was I mistaken, > or is Tags gonna have to send another letter? Why would this situation be considered Delay Of Game? It seems the Pats injury would work in the Colts favor. %^) -- Scott
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