LOOK: Twitter irate after Patriots benefit from controversial interference call

Sam Monson

✔@PFF_Sam

This coverage was so dominant that they basically threw a pity flag for Cooks. Crushed off the field

1:22 PM - Jan 21, 2018 · Forestville, OH

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Bolt Base™@BoltBaseDD

What a BS bail out call by the officials on that Bouye “pass interference”. Awful call trying to keep the Patriots in the game. Typical.

1:32 PM - Jan 21, 2018

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FOST

✔@GeorgeFoster72

That wasn’t pass interference by any criteria

1:21 PM - Jan 21, 2018

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Verone McKinley III

✔@vmckinley3

So good coverage is pass interference? Wow.

1:21 PM - Jan 21, 2018

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basic mitch@DrunkTrubisky

That was the worst pass interference call I’ve ever seen

1:20 PM - Jan 21, 2018

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David Cochrane

✔@CochraneCBC

That pass interference call was garbage people. Not even remotely catchable

1:23 PM - Jan 21, 2018

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The bottom line is that there was definitely contact on the play, and that's a flag that an official is probably going to throw more often than not. 

The Patriots made the flag pay off when they scored a touchdown two plays later on a one-yard touchdown run by James White. The score cut the Jaguars' lead to 14-10 at halftime. 

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