Mike McDaniel's Take on Controversial Tripping Call
The Miami Dolphins' loss to the Baltimore Ravens was marked by a suspect tripping penalty that wiped out a 36-yard gain.
The play involved Tua Tagovailoa hitting Jaylen Waddle for a 36-yard gain down to Baltimore's 7-yard-line, but was erased by a tripping penalty on Ollie Gordon II.
Ollie Gordon II was flagged for a personal foul on this play, resulting in a big pass from Tua Tagovailoa to Jaylen Waddle being erased…
Head coach Mike McDaniel was asked for his take on the controversial flag following the Dolphins' loss.
The Dolphins ultimately lost 28-6, with the Ravens dominating the game.
Author's summary: Coach Mike McDaniel comments on a disputed call.
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