Officials seemingly shifted the DPI standard in Bills-Broncos overtime
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Key Points:
- During the Bills-Broncos game, no pass interference flags were thrown in regulation, but two were called against the Bills in overtime, significantly aiding the Broncos' final drive.
- Referee Carl Cheffers explained the first call involved an arm grab restricting the receiver's ability to catch, and the second was early contact combined with an arm grab that materially restricted the receiver.
- A similar play by Broncos cornerback Riley Moss against Bills receiver Brandin Cooks late in the fourth quarter was not called, raising concerns about inconsistent officiating.
- The inconsistency in pass interference calls between regulation and overtime potentially impacted the game's outcome, with the Broncos benefiting from all key interference decisions.
- The disparity in calls has sparked debate over the
