Chaos, confusion and a 14-12 Seahawks win  September, 25, 2012
Packers vs SeahawksAP Photo/Ted S. WarrenConfusion was rampant
on the field as the officiating overshadowed the end of the
game. SEATTLE -- The reigning NFL Most Valuable Player and a
vicious Seattle Seahawks defense were no match Monday night for
the seven guys in stripes.  Russell Wilson's 24-yard desperation
heave for the Seattle Seahawks' winning touchdown against the
Green Bay Packers? No match, either. Perhaps Golden Tate really
did catch the pass. I thought the Packers' M.D. Jennings
intercepted it, but it was a close call. Tate definitely shoved
Green Bay's Sam Shields out of the way before the ball arrived,
but why sweat the details?  "They said simultaneous catch, which
goes to the offense," Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said. "I don't
know which guy said it. Somebody said it."  Good enough for
Carroll, but it wasn't that simple. While Jennings appeared to
get the ball first, what mattered most was which player had the
ball when they came