Monday 7 January 2019 07:10, UK
The Los Angeles Chargers generally dominated their Wild Card playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, though there were a crazy couple of minutes to start the fourth quarter that had a big bearing on the result of the game.
With the Chargers leading 12-3 at the time, Derek Watt - brother of J.J and T.J. - appeared to sneak in for a touchdown at the end of the third period.
The play was reviewed, with the fullback ultimately ruled short of the endzone - a somewhat contentious decision, especially as the subsequent spot of the ball was at the one-yard line rather than inches from the goal line.
Next, more madness ensued! Melvin Gordon tried to dive in for the score on 3rd-and-Goal but, in doing so, he fumbled the football, with Marlon Humphrey then running it all the way back to the opposite endzone.
Touchdown Ravens, and a 12-9 ball game? No.
Officials ruled Gordon had got into the endzone before losing the football and so a Chargers touchdown. So, the score 18-3, rather than 12-9? No again.
After a long review, it was ruled Gordon was down before the endzone. Fourth down…
The Chargers go for it, and this time Gordon does get into the endzone - with a two-point conversion successfully added - to see the Chargers stretch out 20-3 in front after a mad couple of minutes.
Click on the video above to watch all of the drama unfold.
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