Pass interference

Uh, targeting for one has, uh, uh, been tweaked several different times to the, you know, where it is now, which basically all it does is confuse the fan base in a lot of cases.

But, uh, there are just certain things that, uh, they don't review, pass interference for one, and some other judgment calls.

Well, a number of things from the Tennessee game.

One, Gerald, was the, at the end of the first half, Tennessee was trying to spike the ball to stop the clock, try to give themselves, uh, o- one extra play, and Tennessee seemed to think there was maybe a second left on the clock.

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So Gerald, when it comes to pass interference, we have a texter that's wanting to know what are some of the things that you look for if, uh ...

And tell me, is it as important in college as it is in the NFL for a defender to have his head turned and playing the ball as well as the defender?

He threw...

PI, he threw a flag, gave them the ball like on the five-yard line, right? Eight-yard line or something.

Couple plays later, Flacco throw it to, to Derrick Mason.

They score a touchdown.

Listen, now we kind of in the tunnel, right? In the tunnel.

The referees always got their locker room like first.

I see Boris Cheek, and I said, "Man, them bullshit ass PI calls, man, that lose motherfucker's games." He turned around, he said, "You play like a pussy." [laughs]

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The NFL missing.

They came out and said they missed the pass interference call.

First of all, as I know it, I know everybody puts in a report to the league and the league responds to them within a few days and says, hey, we found out.

But I don't think coaches are allowed without getting fined to come out and let the media know what the ruling was.

It's active manipulation of the rules in your favor.

I'm stunned that anybody would have said, yeah, that shouldn't have been called because it ignores the standard.

In that moment, in real time, as the official's looking at it, there's enough there to justify a subjective opinion that there was pass interference.

So I'm surprised anyone admitted it.

The NFL missing.

They came out and said they missed the pass interference call.

First of all, as I know it, I know everybody puts in a report to the league and the league responds to them within a few days and says, hey, we found out.

But I don't think coaches are allowed without getting fined to come out and let the media know what the ruling was.

the coach isn't supposed to say it.

Because this opens Pandora's box, Joe.

If the league is going to say, you know what, that really wasn't pass interference, well, what's next? Is DraftKings and FanDuel and all the other sportsbooks going to refund the Moneyline wagers on the Rams, right? And this is the – first of all, I don't know who Sean DeBake spoke to at the league.

There are multiple different people at the league office who could have told him that And this is what's perplexing to me.

A game-saving play.

And then he was called for pass interference.

Sean McVay told reporters yesterday, guys, that the NFL has told him that was the wrong call.

Should not have been pass interference.

Essentially saying the Rams should have won the game.

And so, therefore, the Rams are now very happy with this result.

We'll talk to you in a little bit if news changes.

So even Jacksonville Jaguars head coach, now this becomes like a topic of conversation at these press conferences.