Al Michaels called it the "craziest" 2-point conversion ever.
The Seattle Seahawks had just pulled within two points of the Rams on a long touchdown to A.J. Barner on Thursday Night Football in a huge NFC West Division clash.
They went for 2 midway through the fourth quarter.
Sam Darnold tried to throw a pass in the left flat, and it was knocked down, and it was ruled incomplete.
But then they went to replay review and overturned the call and gave Seattle the 2 points.
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Why did the Seahawks' 2-point conversion count?
Seattle got a huge break.
Darnold's pass to the flat was just backward.
So when it was knocked away, it was actually a fumble.
And after the ball had been knocked away, Zach Charbonnet trotted over and picked it up in the end zone.
Upon further review, its two, in the most unimaginable play possible: pic.twitter.com/NgglJYU4Nl
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 19, 2025
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Charbonnet likely wasn't thinking about a lateral. He was just being helpful and picking up the football.
But since he was in the end zone with the ball, a ball that was actually live because it had been ruled a fumble, it counted the 2-point conversion and tied the game 30-30.
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