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Week 5, 2025

No pass interference on the Broncos in next-to-last play against the Eagles

What looks like pass interference sometimes isn’t.

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JL Skinner breaks up a pass intended for Dallas Goedert. The Eagles wanted a pass interference call on Skinner and it certainly looks like pass interference.

But, the defender was in superior position. Skinner does not have to give ground and let Goedert try to come back and catch the ball. Both were looking for the ball. The pass interference antenna is up, but there is no material restriction, route cut off, arm bar or playing through the receiver.

Side judge Clay Reynard has primary coverage on this play, with potential help from back judge Greg Steed.

Mark Schultz is a high school football official, freelance writer and journalist. He first became interested in officiating when he was six years old, was watching a NFL game with his father and asked the fateful question, "Dad, what are those guys in the striped shirts doing?"

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2 Comments

2 Comments

  1. PP Balls

    October 5, 2025 at 5:49 pm

    bro stop commenting on the nfl and worry about high school football you fuckin retard

  2. Anonymous

    October 5, 2025 at 5:54 pm

    You’re as blind as official on the field. Defender clearly has a hold of receivers jersey.

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