NFL Steals Win From Lions on Final Play

The Detroit Lions lost a dramatic victory to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday after a last-second touchdown was taken off the scoreboard. With no time left in the game, Lions quarterback Jared Goff threw a pass to offensive lineman Taylor Decker in the end zone. The catch would have given Detroit a one-point win. However, officials ruled that Decker committed a penalty called "offensive pass interference" before the catch. This penalty is called when a receiver unfairly blocks or pushes a defender to get open. The call erased the touchdown. The Steelers then won the game 20-18. The decision immediately caused controversy, with many fans and analysts debating the officials' call on the game's decisive play.