Posted on 10/03/2026 4:59:58 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Rams fans are still stewing over the controversial pass interference call that cornerback Josh Wallace received on Broncos wide receiver Pat Bryant on Sunday, which led to the Rams’ 30-26 loss. Fans are especially upset after Bryant admitted that he sold the contact to draw the penalty flag.
SNIP
Kelly Stafford posted a clip of Jason and Travis Kelce talking about the call on their most recent “New Heights” podcast episode. “To me, that’s obvious that’s not [defensive pass interference],” Jason Kelce said about the call on Bryant.
“Whenever I see a guy’s arm go limp in the air, I think it should be mandatory that you don’t call it,” he added. “I’m dead serious! I’m over on the flops,” Jason continued. “I hate the fact that [Bryant] flailed his wrist, he went limp wrist. If you go limp wrist on a football field, you don’t get a call! That should be the NFL’s official stance: Limp wrist, no call! You’ve negated the call!”
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Of course, the headline is false and none of that happened. That said, Kelly Stafford is a drama queen and has issues. I hope Matt has a good pre-nup in place.
Those veneers make people look like space aliens trying to impersonate humans.
Exactly.
How true.
Why following sports fandom is a waste of time.
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