[FatherofFive]

Watching the game I have decided that all pass interference penalties should be reviewed.

Watching the game, I don't know what 'pass interference' is anymore.

[kosciusko51]

If you think pass interference is bad, look at holding, both by the offensive line and defensive backs. Yes, there are obvious cases, but it appears that most linemen hold on nearly every play.

[RummyChick]

Refs don’t even know the definition of pass interference.

It has cost many teams a game.

Ahem

Saints

two years in a row (and screwed me over six ways to Sunday on my Saints plays but Vegas LOVED IT)

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/saints-lose-on-controversial-pass-interference-no-call-again-former-nfl-referee-says-it-shouldve-been-a-flag/

“Unfortunately for Riveron, not everyone agreed with his take on the play. Former NFL referee Terry McAulay, who served as the lead official in three different Super Bowls, tweeted after the game that it was an obvious interference play on Rudolph. “

[shotgun]

That’s what you get from PAC 12 Referees. Guaranteed that had that been a regular PAC 12 game there would have been twice as many of those calls. Especially that one where the LSU Safety drilled the Clemson WR in the back. They would have ejected him for that...