Why did they bust the Lions' 2-point conversion?

Detroit lost in dramatic fashion to the Cowboys after the officials denied the play in the final seconds for an ineligible man.

This Saturday Detroit Lions suffered a dramatic defeat against Dallas Cowboys After Officials canceled A 2 point conversion In the final seconds Ineligible recipient.

Trailing 20-13 with 1:41 left in the fourth quarter, The Lions They started their final offensive drive from their own 25-yard line.

Quarterback Jared Goff completed passes by tight end Sam LaPorta and wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown, going 75 yards for a touchdown.

Instead of kicking the extra point to tie the score, head coach Dan Campbell went for the win. 2 point conversion.

After a run fake and strike, Goff threw a pass into the left end of the end zone Taylor Decker (No. 68) Caught the ball and made the fans celebrate LionsHowever, officials threw in the towel The offensive lineman did not report as an eligible receiver Before playing, so he scored Illegal touching And Conversion stopped.

Repeatedly it seems Decker Approaches the official at the same time as the offensive lineman. Don Skipper.

A try on the next play as well 2 point conversionGoff had an interception, but it was nullified by a penalty against Cowherd warriors.

Detroit Got a third chance to try 2 point conversionBut Goff's throw eluded wide receiver Josh Reynolds.

The Lions After a touchdown and the quarterback couldn't recover the onside kick, Dak Prescott only had to take a knee to use up the remaining time on the clock and complete the dramatic victory. Cowherd warriors.

Although failed, the Lions They have already clinched the NFC North title and will get a playoff game for the first time in three decades.

The Cowherd warriorsFor their part, they are in second place in the NFC East and will lead their division if the Philadelphia Eagles lose to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday.