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The ending of the Denver Broncos’ win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday came under scrutiny over a call that officials didn’t make in the closing moments.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts targeted tight end Dallas Goedert near the goal line. Goedert had two Broncos defenders on him. It appeared that Broncos safety JL Skinner may have interfered with Goedert as he went to the ball. No flag was thrown on the play as the pass fell incomplete.

Philadelphia head coach Nick Sirianni threw his arms up in confusion as he pleaded for a flag to come out. But to no avail.

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Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni watches action during the second half of an NFL football game against the Denver Broncos on Sunday, Oct. 5, 2025, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Chris Szagola)

On the next play, Hurts threw a last-ditch Hail Mary into the end zone. It went off the hands of wide receiver DeVonta Smith and hit the ground.

The Broncos won the game, 21-17, and ended the Eagles’ winning streak. Denver moved to 3-2 and Philadelphia fell to 4-1. NFL fans were still looking around for the flag as the dust settled.

Philadelphia owned a 17-3 lead over Denver after a great touchdown pass from Hurts to Saquon Barkley that went 47 yards. It appeared the Eagles were going to take over the game from there, but the Broncos dug deep.

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