Carolina Panthers wide receiver Adam Thielen didn’t mince words about the state of NFL officiating after Sunday’s 33—30 loss to the Green Bay Packers.
The former Minnesota Vikings star took issue with one questionable call that went in Green Bay’s favor late in the fourth quarter. With the game tied 30—30, the Packers were looking to get into field goal territory and retake the lead over Carolina. With a little over two minutes left in the game, quarterback Jordan Love launched a 36-yard pass to wide receiver Romeo Doubs that put Green Bay in Panthers’ territory.
The play was originally ruled a catch, and despite Carolina’s challenge, it stayed a catch.
