Bills-Broncos: NFL rules analyst weighs in on controversial overtime interception
The New York Times • • sports
Key Points:
- NFL rules analyst Walt Anderson supported the controversial overtime interception call in the Broncos' 33-30 win over the Bills, explaining that the ball never hit the ground and was controlled by Broncos defender Ja’Quan McMillian.
- NBC rules analyst Terry McAulay also agreed with the officiating decision, while Bills coach Sean McDermott strongly disagreed, calling the play a clear catch and criticizing the lack of thorough review.
- McDermott expressed frustration that officials did not take more time to review the play, insisting that players and fans deserve a detailed explanation for the ruling.
- Broncos defender Ja’Quan McMillian defended his interception, stating he fought through the catch and maintained control of the ball as he took it away from Bills
