Chris Jones used the Riders only challenge in the first quarter of the East Final and it didn’t go as planned.
Kevin Glenn threw an interception to Terrance Plummer who took it back 39 yards for a touchdown with under five minutes and 30 seconds left in the opening frame. After Glenn had let the ball go, Victor Butler’s left arm made contact with Saskatchewan’s quarterback’s head and neck area. There was no penalty flag on the play.
#CFL says this isn’t roughing the passer?!? #Riders #CFLGameDay @CFLonTSN pic.twitter.com/piYbAkBCAN
— Lorne Maier (@bigdaddyteacher) November 19, 2017
Jones challenged the ruling, but the replay officials decided there was no roughing the passer infraction.
That kept the pick-six on the board.
https://twitter.com/TweeterMillsCBC/status/932316822988316672
They need new people in the replay booth. Smh!
— Stacey Ann (@suggadumplin) November 19, 2017