Ravens Players React After NFL Admits Mistakes

That replay review was one of several ruled incorrect well after the season's conclusion, with Pro Football Talk reporting that NFL Executive Vice President of Football Operations Troy Vincent lumped that "catch" as one of the more regrettable moments of the season. A player making a reception must, according to the rule book, survive the ground, and that Rodgers did not.

How do the Ravens Feel About the Decision?

Kyle Van Noy, one of the most outspoken veteran voices of the last few Ravens seasons, was not pleased upon hearing this information. There's nothing he can do about it now, making him that much more bitter that the NFL can admit its wrongdoings after having already done their damage to the team's championship goals.

Remember, this was just one of several unpopular refereeing decisions that went against the Ravens in a game that would have deflated the severity of the following regular season finale. It's impossible to know what would have been different had the call on the field stood, but the possibilities are clearly endless for the frustrated defensive end.

Lamar Jackson, meanwhile, is much less willing to entertain what could have been, choosing to joke about the situation on X. He knows that he, along with every other contributor, could have improved the Ravens' end-of-season standing had they played better, and that this one call wouldn't have made the squad any likelier at meaningfully contending for anything this past winter.

It's another annoying break to, hopefully, end a long line of irritating updates and reveals pertaining to the 2025 Ravens. They've spent the early goings of the offseason attempting to remodel their approach in the form of new sideline management, and with any luck, they'll shake off the misfortunate that continually trailed their most recent season with a summer of alterations.