1951 Officials missed the “palpable dishonest act” when Ray Bray made accessories from a side side

NFC Sunday Championship has introduced many as a rule that allows officials of games under certain circumstances to assign touch in response to “Palpablijalno dishonest act. “

It is never used in the game, as much as everyone knows. On Sunday night, we stated some circumstances in the past decade or so, when that could happen. In 2013, for example, the ravens could have awarded the touch when the Steelers coach Mike Tomlin was struggling too close to the field and disrupted the return of Jacoby Jones.

1951. The player did not go in the game yet from that. Bears Guard Ray Bray was out of the side to deal with the RAMS player who intercepted and passed and crossed to the end. From Bray October 1993: “Mr. Bray stepped on the field and fought against an opponent Without no one realizes that it is not one of the 11 new players in the field for the show. “

Seventy-four years ago, no one saw Bray. If they had, it would become a premiere instance for what was the only application of the “palpitable unjust act” in the history of the NFL.