Coach Mike McCarthy said he didn’t challenge a close play -- when refs ruled that Chiefs TE Leonard Pope stepped out of bounds before fumbling out of the end zone -- that could’ve changed the outcome of Sunday’s loss to the Chiefs. The reason: He didn’t think it was conclusive and "didn’t want to make an emotional decision." McCarthy said he was more concerned that an incorrect challenge would cost him one of his timeouts.
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That wouldnt have mattered. We scored 3 there and won by four. Tamba being clearly held in the end zone for a safety would have changed the game too. Either way chiefs would still win
by chief red foreman on Dec 19, 2011 10:33 PM CST via mobile reply actions
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