Late pass interference call on Rams negates interception, swings momentum as Broncos win 30-26

Pat Bryant had a momentum-swinging touchdown grab and a 2-point conversion catch. His biggest play of the game, though, may have been an effective sales job. The Denver Broncos second-year receiver drew a debatable pass interference penalty that negated an interception and kept Denver’s game-winning drive alive. It paved the way for Bo Nix’s QB sneak in the final minute as the Broncos rallied for a 30-26 win over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday night.

Replays showed it was Bryant grabbing cornerback Josh Wallace instead of the other way around, as the two tumbled toward the sideline, where Wallace cradled the pass as they fell out of bounds.

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