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Broncos win after disputed pass interference
Broncos score game-winning TD after controversial pass interference call.
In brief
Broncos score game-winning TD after controversial pass interference call. The Broncos won 30-26 against the Rams after a disputed pass interference call negated an interception that would have given the Rams a 26-23 lead with 1:09 remaining. Originally reported by CBS Sports.
Game-winning play
The Denver Broncos rallied to defeat the Los Angeles Rams 30-26 in a Sunday Night Football classic during Week 3.
Controversial pass interference
On third-and-6 from the Rams' 11-yard line, Bo Nix threw a short pass toward Pat Bryant, but Rams cornerback Josh Wallace was flagged for pass interference.
Interception negated
The pass interference call negated an interception by Josh Wallace, setting up a first down for the Broncos near the end zone.
Game-winning touchdown
Bo Nix scored a game-winning touchdown on a third-and-goal from about one inch outside the end zone after the Broncos advanced 7 yards following the penalty.
Rams' final drive
The Rams had 47 seconds to go the length of the field and picked up 19, 14 and 20 yards on clutch throws from Matthew Stafford.
What if the call was correct
If the pass interference call had been correct, the Rams would have taken possession with a 26-23 lead and 1:09 to play, but the Broncos scored the game-winning touchdown.
The one thing
The Broncos won 30-26 against the Rams after a disputed pass interference call negated an interception that would have given the Rams a 26-23 lead with 1:09 remaining.
