The Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers Face Off On Thursday Night Football to start Week 12 of the NFL season.
Unfortunately, like most games this season, the game will not end without controversy, and many think it is fixed in favor of the Browns.
The first noncall came on a pass to Steelers wide receiver George Pickens. It came as Picken ran a streak route, looking for a big gain.
Browns cornerback Martin Emerson Jr. made clear contact as the ball came in, yet there was no pass interference call.
You could argue that it was more of a case of feet getting tangled up, but these instances warrant a flag all the time and now should have been no different.
The more egregious call helped Cleveland out while they were on offense, eventually resulting in a touchdown.
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It came on a completed catch to wide receiver Jerry Jeudy. The only problem is that he should have been called for the “hands to the face” penalty as he was seen grabbing the facemask of corner Joey Porter Jr.
Unfortunately, for any Browns fan trying to justify no flag on this play, you will end up sounding foolish.
Everyone Is Calling Out These refs For The Non-Calls During Browns vs. Steelers
If you have watched any NFL game this year, there is a strong chance you might feel like the referees had a strong outcome of the game.
It’s becoming much more common than in years past, so people are becoming more vocal about the problem, especially the faithful Steelers fans.
