Does Dallas have legit beef on offensive pass interference call?

A controversial offensive pass interference all at the end of the Cowboys-Rams game stirred the pot.

Games sometimes come down to one play, one call. It happened a couple times Sunday.

A,J. Green appeared to catch a game-winning TD pass from Joe Burrow. Flag. Offensive pass interference and the Bengals lose when Randy Bullock injures himself on a game-tying field goal attempt.

Then, on “Sunday Night Football,” Jalen Ramsey’s theatrics get the same call on Michael Gallup after a 47-yard catch late in the Rams’ win over the Cowboys.

First, one has to look at how Mike McCarthy put Dallas in a position to lose. He went for it on fourth-and-3 with 12 minutes left, passing up a chip-shot for Greg Zuerlein.

“Clearly we were in field goal range and it was a 3-point game,” McCarthy said. “The conservative play there is to kick the field goal.

“But I felt really good about how we were moving the football.”

With all the talent Dallas has, the pass went to rookie CeeDee Lamb, who came up short.

That eventually led to the Gallup-Ramsey play, which was disputed after LA’s 20-17 victory over Dallas Sunday as SoFi Stadium opened..

Per the Dallas Morning News:

“He extended his full arm so it was clear as day. If they didn’t call that I would have been highly upset,” Ramsey said. “That was clear as day in my opinion. I don’t know what y’all saw, but that’s what I saw and felt out there.”

Referee Tony Corrente defended the call.

The call was made. Your call? OPI or did Ramsey, a tremendous DB, get the benefit of a soft flag?