Missed pass interference call costs Argos valuable points in Grey Cup

A blatant missed pass interference call cost the Argos a chance to extend a key third-quarter drive.

On second and nine from the Calgary 53, Ricky Ray threw a ball intended for S.J. Green, which went incomplete. But rookie Stampeders defensive back Tunde Adeleke committed a clear pass interference call that on the play. No flag was thrown on the play as the drive stalled.

A veteran defensive back watching the game felt it clearly should have been a flag.

So that’s not a pass interference there? Smh incredible!! #GreyCup

— Jovon Johnson (@DB_CoachDeuce2) November 27, 2017

The ability to challenge pass interference that’s not called on the field cost me a Grey Cup championship please fix this! @RandyAmbrosie

— Jovon Johnson (@DB_CoachDeuce2) November 27, 2017

There was a Ticats defender who agreed with Jovon Johnson.

@CFL so y'all just gonna let that happen???

— AT5 (@ADTrac5) November 27, 2017

Referees need to be held accountable too. Damnn shame.

— AT5 (@ADTrac5) November 27, 2017

3DownNation’s Grey Cup Week analyst Nik Lewis made the most prudent point about the missed call.

That is a call that would have put points on the board.

— Nik Lewis (🐝, 🐝) 1126 (@nikel18) November 27, 2017