Terry McAulay

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But, like, Terry McAulay, who is the NBC rules analyst, posted right away something about how, like, the only person who has the best view of this is the official who's right underneath-

Yeah

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It was not interference, said the National Football League.

As I told you, Terry McAulay jumped right in, the analyst on Sunday and Thursday night, and said, "That is not interference" And you and TJ argued with me when you know in your heart of hearts, come on, man.

It was not interference on Josh Wallace.

Not only was it not interference, but he caught the ball.

We like the Broncos.

Was he wearing his Bronco onesie, the referee that made that call? My God, he probably has more Bronco gear than Cooper Kupp, that guy.

Holy crap.

So Josh Wallace was flagged for a defensive pass interference play that everybody, including the N- you know it's bad when the NBC rules analyst...

These guys are total shills for the referees.

When the rules analyst on TV is like, "Boy, that was not a good call," you know that's a bad job by the referees, right? I mean, these guys, these rules analysts, they lick the toes of the officials in the game, and even that guy, Terry McAulay on NBC, is like, "Well, that wasn't good." Uh, my God, he was just hand fighting.

That's it.

And it should have been interception, Rams get the ball, Broncos burn their timeouts, r- that's it.

I know he's, they've been warned by the league that's definitely illegal.

We checked in with Terry McAuliffe, right? So I would think that the-

They gotta look for it

... they're gonna be looking for that tonight, because that did help them with a few successful plays in that football game there.

So these, on some of them, he's getting double-teamed, and the guard goes low and doesn't try to block him.

He literally lifts the leg up, right? And, and just so you know, we did check with Terry McAulay and send him our, our, our referee here at NBC, and he thou- he says that's clearly should be holding.

But so-

I'm gonna, I'm gonna tell you this.

But, uh, I mean, it was, it was wild.

I, I thought Terry McAuliffe from NBC, he was very clear on the broadcast that he didn't think it was PI.

I appreciate that guy because everyone just thinks that the rules officials are shills for the calls on the field.

He has...

A Rams PI that, uh, that kept a Broncos drive alive that, uh, did not seem like a PI when it happened, and then on the replay, definitely wasn't a PI.

It was such a bad call that Terry McAuliffe, they go to him in the, in the, in the booth, he's like, "Yeah, I don't think that was PI," which never happens, Sal.

He quit.

He turned in his resignation.

I thought, I thought they blew that call, dude.

And I know I was on the Chiefs, but I've never felt so, like, gaslit by Terry McAuliffe.

I don't know.

I kinda leaned right call and, and, and, and leaned heavily, let's stop looking at all this stuff so much.