#nfl-replay

#nfl-replay

Before this season, the only feed a coaching staff could see in its booth was the broadcast footage, and depending on what window the game was played in, that view was often late and limited. Prime-time games have more broadcast cameras and, therefore, more angles to view, whereas games played in the 1 p.m. window have fewer broadcast cameras and made it particularly difficult for coaches in the booth to get a good angle on a specific play.

MINNEAPOLIS -- Vikings tight end T.J. Hockenson was livid Sunday when NFL replay overturned a fourth-quarter touchdown catch that would have closed the Philadelphia Eagles' lead to two points in Minnesota's eventual 28-22 loss. Hockenson said he had "control the whole time" and revealed that two members of referee Bill Vinovich's crew told him they considered the play a catch and touchdown even after it was overturned.