The Arizona Cardinals trailed the Detroit Lions 20-10 at halftime, but the end of the half should have gone so much differently. The officials robbed the Cardinals of what should have been a defensive touchdown,

Hook and ladders are typically reserved for the last play of a game when teams are desperate. The Lions had other ideas Sunday. They decided to dig into their bag of tricks and make the call to go for a hook and ladder late in the first half. It worked to perfection.

Late in the second quarter of their Week 3 game against the Arizona Cardinals, the Detroit Lions faced third-and-12 near midfield. It was right then that disaster seemingly struck. Jared Goff dropped back to pass,

The Cardinals appeared to score a touchdown off a Jared Goff interception, but the officials blew the play dead because of the two-minute warning.

The Arizona Cardinals may have been robbed of a crucial defensive touchdown in their game against the Detroit Lions on Sunday. The Lions were leading 13-7

The Detroit Lions have thrown a lot of different looks at the Arizona Cardinals in Week 3, including pulling off a beautiful hook-and-ladder trick play to score a touchdown. The Lions were up 13-7 with 36 seconds left in the half and were set up just outside the Cardinals’ red zone.