Hey guys, you check it on that final score?

Is that what you're doing here? You want to see if it held? You want to see?

Well, because here it showed something different than what actually the actual final score is.

It did show something different at the very, very end there.

I don't know how good your eyes are, my friends here.

If Chris can bump out a little bit here, you can see over in that corner there, really, really small from where you are, 29 to 24 for Pittsburgh. He's Chris Halleck. I'm Dan Kvajewicz. We're from D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. This is a live shot of Steelers from Detroit that's presented by our friends at the Fandual

Sports Books.

And where else could you start but with the finish?

You know, I don't know that this ending itself was all that zany compared to other, you

know, back and forth things that you see in the

league. But the literal ending was beyond not so. Yeah, absolutely. You know,

Monroast St. Brown goes out for a pass. Gough hits him real quick near the line.

Appears to get stood up. Couldn't quite see if he broke the plane or not, but either way, he gets stood up right at the goal line. As he's being shoved back by Ramsey and Porter, he pitches it back to Goff, and Goff gets it, and breaks the plane, gets in, and there's flags on the field. So it's like, okay, well, what's the flag? Multiple flags. Because that was a part of also that final drive because there were flags on just about

every play. Multiple flags before St. Brown flipped it back.

Right. And that's what ultimately negated any kind of possible touchdown.

St. Brown before that ball got there, gave Jalen Ramsey a hefty shove.

Multiple flags for offensive pass interference.

For whatever else you want to say about

the way the refs handled the ending, the league handled the ending, and potential alternative

outcomes, which I'm going to get to in a minute here, that could have occurred here, that really

would have had the whole football world rocking. Oh, yeah. Those guys made the initial call correctly. Credit we're due. That's the OPI. I'm not saying that because we cover the Steelers. I'm saying it because it was OPI. Yeah. Okay. He gave him a really hard shot. It was not close. And if the standard for offense of pass interference in this game was the hand fighting thing they called on D.K. Metcalfe earlier in the game.

Hand fighting.

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