No matter whether you’re a Rams fan, Saints fan, casual viewer, or a hating-ass Falcons fan, there’s one thing we call on agree on: Nickell Robey-Coleman absolutely got away with an egregious defensive pass interference at the end of the NFC Championship Game. Hell, even Robey-Coleman said he committed pass interference on Tommylee Lewis.
Even ‘Madden’ thinks the Rams should have been called for a penalty against the Saints
Virtual football is more realistic than real life football.
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Add one more name to the list. It appears that EA Sports’ widely popular NFL game, Madden NFL 19, agrees that Robey-Coleman committed a penalty.
YouTube user “TPS” recreated the exact situation on the video game with a caveat: they turned the setting for defensive pass interference all the way down to 0. That would make it extremely unlikely for the game to call a penalty for hitting the receiver before the pass arrived.
The hit was so egregious that the game STILL CALLED A PENALTY, even with defensive pass interference set to 0.
Here’s what the Madden-recreated hit ended up looking like.
If their lawsuit against the NFL fails, maybe Saints fans can head toward EA Sports for their grievances.
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