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Pat Bryant admits to flopping on pass interference call
Broncos WR Pat Bryant admits to faking contact to get pass interference flag against Rams.
In brief
Broncos WR Pat Bryant admits to faking contact to get pass interference flag against Rams. Broncos WR Pat Bryant acknowledged selling the contact to get a pass interference flag against Rams, helping Denver win 30-26. Originally reported by CBS Sports.
Broncos win controversial game
Denver Broncos won 30-26 against Los Angeles Rams after disputed pass interference call in fourth quarter.
Controversial pass interference play
On third-and-6 from Rams' 11-yard line, Bo Nix threw a sideline pass to Pat Bryant, who embellished contact with Rams corner Josh Wallace.
Josh Wallace called for DPI
Rams corner Josh Wallace reported defensive pass interference against Pat Bryant on social media.
“Josh Wallace called for DPI against Pat Bryant”
Bryant's reaction to call
Pat Bryant admitted he sold the contact enough to get pass interference flag, saying it was a little pass interference.
“It was a little pass interference”
Bryant on NFL flop culture
Pat Bryant acknowledged the art of the flop has become common in NFL, saying it's either illegal contact or pass interference.
“Once they give you that push, it's either illegal contact or pass interference”
Broncos secure victory
Denver took 30-26 lead with Nix touchdown after pass interference, fending off Rams' last-minute drive.
The essence
Broncos WR Pat Bryant acknowledged selling the contact to get a pass interference flag against Rams, helping Denver win 30-26.
