The NFL SVP of officiating explained why the Vikings’ fourth-quarter touchdown didn’t count
on Saturday afternoon, the home team was the recipient of what appeared to be a bad call that took a pivotal touchdown off the board.
The officials reviewed the play and ultimately awarded the ball to the Vikings, but the call on the field took a touchdown off the board that would have made the score 36–34, pending a two-point conversion to tie the game. NFL senior vice president of officiating Walt Anderson explained the ruling on the field after the game.
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