Clock Management

Does everyone remember when the clock was running down to the two minute warning and the Rams called a time out? The clock was stopped at like 2:05. What was the reason for that? Let the clock run down and call a run on the next play and the Lions don't score a TD. The play-by-play guys hardly mentioned it, so I am left wondering what happened.

What a change! Its been awhile since I have cared about a second half in a Rams game.

Brandon Gibson played very well and showed up his critics, lets hope he continues to improve.

Something called the playclock is not allowed to reach 0. Then you will get a 5-yard penalty...

The play clock was a head of the game clock - they had to run a play before the two minute warning. If they run then the clock stops at 2 minutes and same result.

Yep, play clock was down to 0 at 2:04 left. So I'm guessing Fisher wanted as much time off as possible and then call a T.O. The lions did the same thing at one point in the game.

Yes, I was thinking that was the cause, but I wasn't sure. I figured the only reason you call a TO in that situation would be the playclock. I remembered the clock started running at 2:43 or 2:45, but I couldn't remember what the playclock resets to. 40 seconds I guess!

Edit: delete. Just realized someone post about the clock operator error.