Bears Fans React to Awful Missed Pass Interference Call
The Chicago Bears took the Miami Dolphins to the wire on Sunday and, frankly, got screwed out of a win. On a late deep throw from Justin Fields to Chase Claypool, officials missed an obvious pass interference call. Bears fans were not happy.
This wasn’t called pass interference. pic.twitter.com/CW8WeAtSpQ
— Bears Nation (3-6) (@BearsNationCHI) November 6, 2022
Bears fans took to Twitter after that missed call. They were not kind to the officials.
What are we even doing https://t.co/n0E2xCZ8FK
— Jay Rigdon (@jayrigdon5) November 6, 2022
How in the world is that not PI on Claypool? Is that a joke?
— Brad Spielberger, Esq. (@PFF_Brad) November 6, 2022
And Claypool is mugged on a clear PI https://t.co/tZLqWi9f7l
— Martin Weiss (@martinweiss) November 6, 2022
Hold on. That trash call vs. Waddle is made, but Claypool being bearhugged by a defender is a no-call? Garbage, @NFLOfficiating. Straight garbage.
— dan durkin (@djdurkin) November 6, 2022
If you call PI on Eddie Jackson, you have to call that PI on the Claypool play. #Bears
— Zack Pearson (@Zack_Pearson) November 6, 2022
How is this not pass interference? #Bears #BearsNation #BearsFans #NFL pic.twitter.com/4shYx2DboB
— Robert D (Chibear1981) (@RobertD08675768) November 6, 2022
@NFL @nflnetwork #NFL absolute joke officiating today in the #Bears #Dolphins game. Pass interference on #Claypool not given #DaBears @ChicagoBears pic.twitter.com/ZUF6bx1OEz
— TequilONeil 🏴 🏄♂️ 🏂 🎧 (@TequilONeil) November 6, 2022
This is literally the definition of Pass Interference. @NFLOfficiating @ChicagoBears #rigged https://t.co/T3mhmQIh26
— CrashNBurned1 (@CrashNBurned1) November 6, 2022
Really hard to argue with them. The NFL needs to make a statement about that missed call.
If the obvious call had been made, the Bears would have had the ball inside the 25-yard line with more than a minute to go. That's plenty of time to get the ball in the end zone or, at worst, get a field goal. Instead, they lost 35-32.