The final 30 seconds of Sunday’s Lions–Steelers game were pure chaos. Two offensive pass interference calls on Detroit negated two touchdown scores that could’ve won the Lions the game.
The first call was made on Isaac TeSlaa, calling back a one-yard touchdown pass caught by Amon-Ra St. Brown. The receiver then was the cause for the second touchdown being negated. With eight seconds remaining, quarterback Jared Goff threw a pass to St. Brown, who didn’t make it across the goal line, so then he lateraled the ball back to Goff, who did score a touchdown. However, referees called offensive pass interference on St. Brown, negating Goff’s score. The Steelers won 29–24 in a nail-biting victory.
