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Dolphins show us why you should always play until the whistle

A weird play made for an easy touchdown.

The first touchdown in the Titans-Dolphins game was a weird one.

The Dolphins easily got to the Titans’ Matt Cassel, knocking the ball loose before his hand came forward. The officials never blew the whistle, and Dolphins safety Reshad Jones took it in for the score.

The way the ball came forward made it look like it was just an errant throw, but officials let the play go, and it ended up being the right call.

Former NFL VP of officiating Dean Blandino explains:

Jones might never see an easier touchdown for the rest of his career.

That’s how and why you play until the whistle is blown.

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