To: All
Here's what I want to know: when the Giants intercepted that last 2-point conversion, why did the whistle blow? In college football that's a returnable ball; is it different in the NFL? Those two points could perhaps have won it for the Giants.
To: Physicist
According to the NFL rules, the play is dead on an extra point conversion the moment the defense takes control of the ball or it leaves the field of play.
To: Physicist
In the NFL extra points are not "live balls", for most purposes opposing players are considered to be part of the ground, and once that ball wasn't caught by a Niner the play was over. One of the rules I'd like to see changed.
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