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A few months later though, he was arrested in the largest police operation in Canadian history.

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It wasn't really that easy for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers against the Giants last night.

We thought it was going to be easy, but it ultimately came down to the decision to pick up a passenger interference flag in the end zone on a two point conversion play that probably would have sent us into overtime in New York.

The box got down early 14 to three fought their way back kicked a late field goal to go up eight.

And then Daniel Jones converted a couple of four down plays dropped a dime into golden tates arms to make it a two point game.

And then had an open man on the two point conversion and waited a bit to get rid of the football as a result the Tampa Bay defender was able to get close enough to get his hand in.

And it looked alike he made early contact with the receiver all of the NFL officials got together discussed for a long time.

And I don't know what was going on at ESPN. They didn't give us an instant replay for a really long time as all of the officials were discussing.

And then ultimately they said actually it wasn't pass interference and they waved off the flag now.

I don't really have a problem with the decision because I think it was if I think if I pulled my audience and there were no bucks fans and there were no giants fans paying attention.

I think most people would probably say that was probably pass interference, but I don't think it would be a massive amount.

I think it would be like 55 to 60% pass interference 40% no, but it speaks to the overall power that NFL officials have in situations such as those every single game guys.

And it doesn't matter what the game is. There are officiating calls that can swing the outcome of the game ten or 14 points.

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