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FOX Rules Analyst Points Out Major Error During Chiefs Game That Could Have Led to a Raiders Win

In the final minutes of Sunday’s 30-27 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, a Tre Tucker catch that appeared to hit the ground never went to replay. Insider Ari Meirov called the missed replay assist a major officiating error, and…

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Published: Friday, 9 October 2026 at 2:40 AM

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FOX rules analyst Dean Blandino cited a major officiating breakdown regarding a missed replay assist on Tre Tucker's catch.
The controversial 23-yard completion stood because Las Vegas spiked the ball before replay officials halted the game.
Inside two minutes, coaches cannot challenge plays, leaving reviews solely to the replay officials.

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FOX rules analyst Dean Blandino highlighted a major officiating mechanics breakdown during the Kansas City Chiefs' 30-27 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders. With 25 seconds remaining, a 23-yard catch by Tre Tucker appeared to hit the ground, but replay officials failed to halt play before Kirk Cousins spiked the ball, preventing a review inside the two-minute warning.

Blandino stated that replay officials should have stopped the game immediately once Las Vegas lined up. NBC Sports reporter Zachary Krueger noted that a review likely would have overturned the catch. The play stood, though the Raiders ultimately fell short after Cousins threw an interception with 10 seconds remaining.

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