Worst Calls in NFL History

First and ten for Baltimore. Buck Allen back in the game. Shot. Looking to take a deep shot. And that pass is caught by Daniel Brown. Flag is down. Brown is in the end zone. This is going to be offensive pass interference. Brown got the separation. Pass interference. And here's why. Offense. Number 84. Ten-yard penalty. First down

Bobby McCain was going to slip as Daniel Brown was coming back for this football, too

I think there wasn't much there. Wow. And that's the most frustrating thing of all for the Ravens

You don't mind. You see there, you see his hand extend. Quick snap

Breeze. Passes. Incomplete. No flag for Tommy Lee Lewis. Mikkel Roby Coleman delivered a hit

And the two officials talk to each other. Crowd's going crazy as there's no flag right on the Saints' sideline

Well, if Nikkel Roby Coleman plays the ball, it's an interception. It's probably going the other way with it

I mean, the ball's on the other side of Roby Coleman. But that should have been a penalty

And John Payton is justifiably upset. Mike Pereira, if that was a penalty, that would have in essence ended the game

Did you think it was a penalty? Yeah, I really do. I know it's easy. I mean, all he was doing was staring down Lewis and just playing the man

and never got turned on. I mean, it can't be any more obvious than that

Yeah, I mean, Sean Payton, he just simply cannot believe it, nor can anyone that's in the state

Court down and two. here's one down the sideline pass caught by Des Bryant they're going to mark him inside to one

and a brilliant catch by number 88 that was up for grabs and Des Bryant went up and grabbed it

well Sam Shields is in a great position to make a play but he's 5'11 he goes up but he's just not

able to contend with the six foot two Dez Bryant you see how high he gets to go up and make a play

I haven't seen anybody go up and make plays on balls in the air the way that Dez Bryant has wow

Rice is 6'4 Moore is 6'6 they're all to the right takes the lone receiver to the left the Packers

playing at the goal line as Wilson scrambles to keep it alive the game's final play is a Wilson

and locked to the end zone, which is fought for by Tate with Jennings simultaneous

Who has it? Who do they give it to? Touchdown! Clay is under the groove

You can't go to replay to determine who caught the ball, so that call has to be made on the field

You see the one guy go up touchdown and the other go tied out like it's a pick

How does MD Jennings not get credit for the interception I have no idea This is deciding who wins the game on this call Dr Fatherid Hugh the call on the field stands touchdown game is over

Seahawks win in the most bizarre finish you'll ever see. The have of Packers and Bears yesterday

Devin Esther, back to pass, back to return to punt, diagonal kick

Watch the decoy here. Johnny Knox catches it at the nine-yard line, returns it up the sideline

Now, I don't know where that official got that flag coming from. Unbelievable football play

Holden, that was a mystery call. Corey Graham, number 21. Watch this. He's not even around no one

How can you even call him? This was one of the most unbelievable. Great running back with average speed

He has good speed. Close to a horse. No call. Third down and 18

National back throwing. And it's intercepted at the five-yard line by Ike Taylor

And Ike Taylor is brought back to the 28-yard line where he's tackled by Matt Hasselbeck

And a flag comes in at the end of that play. When that flag came in, though, that's not going to affect the interception

That'll be post-possession. Post-possession foul at the end of the play right in front of the Pittsburgh bench

Personal foul. Block below the waist. Number eight of the passing team

15-yard penalty, touchdown. That's Hasselbeck. Interestingly, that's Tony Carrente there in the warm-up jacket

with the zebra stripes underneath. He would be the backup referee. Now, here's the deal on this play

We think it's a bad call. If Hasselbeck is making a tackle, he can go low

If you go low on a blocker, and the call was that he went low on 26 Townsend

that was a cut. And that's why they argued the call to no avail

Can't review something like that. The ball is at the 44 and Parker takes it up

Second down and 13. Got him. Four-man rush. Going deep. Flag is thrown and it's swatted away

But you saw the penalty right there. Chris Culver and Titus Young

The speedy wideout number 16 and the flag. Pass interference

number 29 on the defense. Ball will be placed at the spot of foul

First down. Somebody has to be one-on-one, and this time it's Chris Culiver

who I guess hooked the arm a little bit there. A little grab of the jersey, and that was that

To run that fast. First down from the 42. Blitz. Lost the football

It's on the ground. Covered by the Raiders. This college teammate, Charles Woodson, on the blitz

Tom Brady never sees him coming from the front side. Greg Beekert recovers the fumble

Let's go back and take a look, and here comes Charles Woodson. Top of your screen, Charles Woodson untouched

And Beekert picks himself up, falls on the football, and has pretty much sealed an Oakland Raiders victory here in New England Well they are going to under two minutes

review whether or not Brady's arm was in motion or whether it's an incomplete pass or a fumble

That'll be an automatic review from upstairs. Yes, that's right. I don't think there's much doubt, Greg

but the Oakland Raiders, knowing the situation, were not going to sit back

They came. And Charles Woodson, first time today I've seen him come on a blitz. Oh

The question is, did he pull it down? His arm was going forward, but was he throwing a football

Well, the exact term I can't think of, but if you throw a pass

and as you're faking that pass, now watch, as you're faking the pass, if it slipped out of your hand, that would be an incomplete pass

but was it forced out by Charles Woodson? Back out of the backfield, saw he was recovered

After reviewing the play, the quarterback's arm was going forward. It is an incomplete paint

Second and 10 on the 42. Wow. Wrong with Ray Lewis and Sean Taylor

Second down. Smith is dead. Oh, my. And a penalty! It's on Matthews again, and he can't believe it

Personal foul. Roughing the passer. Defense number 52. It's a 50-yard penalty, automatic, first down

That's the third roughing the passer on Matthews this year. So here he comes, right at you from the bright side of your screen

And I want to see, is there helmet contact here? The helmet hits his shoulder, and that's what it is from the neck up

from the shoulder pads up. The helmet hitting the shoulder pad is why Craig Rolstadt pulled the flag

and threw it. Matthews feels extremely snake-bit right now. He doesn't know what to do and what's right or what's not right

Mike McCarthy's absolutely furious. He lost a game last week because of a similar play

He's gonna motion probably over here or just some funky play they got faking it to him

To the end zone. Caught! Touchdown! Pittsburgh! Jesse James! Two plays. They take it the distance

I don't know why this has taken so long to review it because clearly Harmon's nowhere close to him

Game or not, who knows. After reviewing the play, the receiver in the end zone did not survive the ground

It's an incomplete pass. Oh my goodness. It will be Pittsburgh's ball. Second down and ten at the ten yard line

The game clock is correct and will start on the next snap. Looking for that favorable matchup

Now trying to improvise on his own. And Brees goes in zone and it's incomplete

Almost picked but a flag is out. Hayden got a hand on it

But the flag is Hayden and Kamara were down there tangled for a moment

Hayden on Kamara. And there's no help behind him. He gets behind

Breeze finally finds him Is there a touch there Where was that I don see much of one there Do you Jim I maybe even never seen less of a pass interference play in my life

Oh, my goodness. I mean, where is it? Six and a couple of big penalties

Take a look at it. There's Tyron Matthew right there. Really? Seriously

I guess past five. Prescott going to run

Flag is down. Prescott lowers his shoulder out of bounds near the 40

but a flag is down back at the Dallas 40-yard line. Pressure by Kyler Fackrell

Personal foul roughing the passer. Defense number 52. That penalty is added to the end of the play

Automatic first down. I don't know what that call is all about

He's... I don't see anything. And it's just running. And he's running three yards to the 25

Let's see. The hand gets up against the helmet. Mike? Well, you could have it against the quarterback

but it has to be forcible contact to the head, and I just really don't see that

That's more of a glancing blow. Let's see if they can't get something going

Play action here and Wilson just gets rid of it. And they're going to throw a flag on Clay Matthews for the hit on Wilson

Matthews is pleading his case. He was doing so before the flag was thrown to the Seattle sideline

Saying, I hit him with my shoulder and I hit him in his shoulder

I don't like the call at all. I don't like this call at all

Well, they're getting together. I wonder if they pick it up. They were trying to take a shot down the field

Personal foul. Roughing the passer on the defense number 52. 15-yard penalty

Automatic first down. They fake the handoff. Stanford is incomplete. Flag is thrown

Pettigrew the intended target with Hitchens in coverage. Hitchens didn't get his head around

and we'll check and see what the call is. I just couldn't tell if there was contact

There was a little bit of a grab. There was a little bit of contact in the pass interference

Number 59, defense, automatic first down. It's a huge call, and we'll check in with Mike Pereira

He'll like the call. I'll tell you the key is if you're the official, you're looking to see if the defender is playing the ball

If he's not and there is contact, as the receiver reaches back for the ball

it is going to be in the defense. That's pass interference. A huge call

And now they're going to pick up the flag. Wow. Boy, that was late

Have you ever seen that call picked up that late? Not at all

Obviously, the guy that had the best angle also was the back judge that made the call

Now it's fourth and one. and the offense is out there for Detroit