Fantasy football owners are stunned after NFL stat correction changes championship games

This is pretty wild.

It’s the nightmare scenario that no fantasy football owner wants to deal with: the NFL stat correction that swings what was a nail-biter of a victory or loss days after the outcome of the matchup was apparently decided.

It’s happened before — remember when Ezekiel Elliott’s fumble turned out not to be one? That changed a bunch of playoff matchups in 2018.

This time, the NFL made a late correction on a play involving the Baltimore Ravens’ defense and the Cleveland Browns.

With just over two minutes left in the second quarter, Baker Mayfield tossed the ball back to RB Kareem Hunt, who was tackled deep in the backfield. Days later, the NFL declared that it was a sack and not a tackle for a loss:

That meant some fantasy owners woke up earlier this week and found out they had either won or lost:

Brutal for those who lost, miraculous for those who won because of it … but it happens.

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