There was a crucial call that was made late in the Denver Broncos and Los Angeles Rams game, and it may have led the former to victory. The Broncos had the ball and had the chance to either tie the game with a field goal or score a touchdown. On third down, the refs called pass interference against the Rams, and it helped the Broncos get an automatic first down, and they eventually scored a touchdown.

Pat Bryant was the receiver who had the call made for him, and there has been some discourse on him potentially flopping. Jason Kelce was the latest person to share his thoughts on the call, and he thinks that the refs should've held their whistle.

“Whenever I see a guy's arm go limp and fly in the air, I think it should be mandatory that you don't call it. I'm over on them flops,” Kelce said on New Heights. “Whenever they get a little bit of the ball goes past them, they just throw it up to try to get a late holding call; that s–t is stupid. I hate the fact that he 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.”

Get flopping out of football https://t.co/IlZX9TQ1XW pic.twitter.com/eY7SU6ldPE

— New Heights (@newheightshow) September 30, 2026

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The funny thing about the call is that after the game, Bryant admitted that he may have done a little flopping to get the first down.

“It was a little pass interference,” Bryant said. “I did sell it just enough to get the flag, but he definitely gave me a little nudge that I felt, and I felt like I couldn't get the ball, so it was either the ball or the call. And we ended up getting the call.”