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Falcons vs. Panthers: Questionable call keeps game at two scores

Roddy White was denied this catch, even though the Panthers stadium thought it was converted.

James Dator
James Dator has been covering a wide range of sports for SB Nation for over a decade, with a special focus on the NFL.

The Carolina Panthers have been innately gifted at giving games away late, and as the Atlanta Falcons surged to their second quick touchdown, it appeared that once again the Panthers were being themselves. On a two-point conversion to pull within eight, Roddy White made a catch, and the stadium thought that they would be seeing the next Carolina collapse.

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Then something strange happened. The refs announced this was an incomplete pass, and that White bobbled it out of bounds. Now with a chance for another drive, this could be a pivotal play.

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