Lions' Dan Skipper Contradicts NFL's Eligible Receiver Video Memo

Despite ongoing controversy, Detroit Lions clinch NFC North and prepare for final regular season game against Minnesota Vikings.

Dan Skipper, offensive tackle for the Detroit Lions, has contradicted the NFL's video memo, stating that he was not reporting as an eligible receiver during the controversial 2-point play in the Week 17 game against the Dallas Cowboys.
The NFL video memo was sent to all teams to clarify the process of reporting as an eligible receiver, following the controversy in the Lions-Cowboys game where a late two-point conversion was negated due to an ineligible receiver penalty.
Skipper claims that his gestures during the 2-point play were not to report as an eligible receiver, but to signal a personnel change, a process he says is well-known at the professional level.
Lions head coach Dan Campbell has declined to comment on the NFL's video, stating that he is moving on from the controversy.
Despite the controversy, the Detroit Lions have clinched the NFC North and will conclude their regular season against the Minnesota Vikings.