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Jalen Ramsey's Touchdown Nullified, Steelers Hold Vikings to Field Goal

9/29/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Jalen Ramsey's scoop-and-score was nullified after officials ruled Minnesota Vikings running back Jordan Mason out of bounds when touched.
Ramsey celebrated with a Griddy dance, mimicking Justin Jefferson, after the play.
The Steelers led 14-3 early, despite the overturned touchdown.
Steelers' defense limited Minnesota to a field goal after the ruling.
Ramsey has 10 tackles and an interception this season.

History

Historical Context

The NFL introduced instant replay in 1976 to address officiating controversies, aiming to enhance game fairness. This change became particularly significant during the 2001 AFC Divisional Playoff, known as the Tuck Rule Game, where a controversial call allowed the New England Patriots to tie the game against the Oakland Raiders, ultimately leading to their Super Bowl victory and the start of a dynasty.

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Story summary

Jalen Ramsey's scoop-and-score was nullified after officials ruled Minnesota Vikings running back Jordan Mason out of bounds when touched.
Ramsey celebrated with a Griddy dance, mimicking Justin Jefferson, after the play.
The Steelers led 14-3 early, despite the overturned touchdown.
Steelers' defense limited Minnesota to a field goal after the ruling.
Ramsey has 10 tackles and an interception this season.

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