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NFL Officials Got Bills-Broncos INT Call Right, Ex-Head Of Officiating Says
NFL Controversy
Bills-Broncos INT Call Was Right
Says Ex Head Of Officiating
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NFL officials did NOT blow the critical interception call during overtime of the Bills vs. Broncos game — it was called correctly, full stop — according to Dean Blandino, the league’s former head of officiating.
“The Cooks’ play I thought, ultimately, they got it right,” Blandino, FOX Sports rules analyst and former Vice President of Officiating (2013-2017) told TMZ Sports.
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Dean explained why, saying … “Cooks’ is going to the ground. He’s gotta hold onto the ball when he lands. I thought the ball came loose immediately, McMillian ended up with it.”
Of course, Blandino’s referring to the 3-and-11 catch vs. interception play, one of the most pivotal moments in the entire game … with the Josh Allen deepball ending up in Ja’Quan McMillian‘s hands near the Broncos 36 yard line.
This may go down as the most controversial call of ALL TIME
Brandin Cooks has it, knee hits the ground
McMillan comes up with it afterward
… Broncos ball??
I guess I just don’t understand football anymore.
pic.twitter.com/j8uz1H8MJe— John Frascella (Football) (@NFLFrascella) January 18, 2026
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The play was ruled an interception … and instead of the Bills being in position to attempt a potential game-winning field goal, it was Broncos ball. They ultimately went down the field and kicked a FG of their own, advancing to the AFC Championship game, leaving many furious.
Blandino had a reminder for some of those fans who are critical of the refs — the job is difficult!
“These officials have such a hard job,” Blandino says. “They get one look at it. These officials are running. They’re trying to be in position. They’re trying to see the contact, see what’s happening. And then we get to basically analyze it with four or five different replays, super slow mo, so there is that disconnect.”
Donald Trump
Lock Up Lemon For 40 Years!!!
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Donald Trump just cosigned a social media post saying Don Lemon should go to prison for reporting from an anti-ICE church protest in Minnesota.
On Truth Social Monday, the U.S. president reshared a post from an account called “MoniFunGirl,” who said she wants to see the journalist slapped with 40 years in prison just for showing up at the protest crowd outside Cities Church in St. Paul on Sunday.
The number didn’t come out of thin air … Moni claimed a group of elderly women got 40 years in prison for protesting at an abortion clinic under the FACE Act, and basically insinuating Don was doing the same, and should face the same consequences.
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Trump didn’t add a single word — but the repost made his stance crystal clear. This comes just hours after DOJ Assistant AG for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon told TMZ every demonstrator who stormed Sunday’s service at Cities Church in St. Paul is now under federal investigation, with potential charges coming under the FACE Act and even the KKK Act.
Don told us he was just doing his job — reporting a news story from the scene. But on his livestream, he’s seen kissing the protest’s organizer on the cheek… and that’s exactly the kind of thing the feds could use to argue he wasn’t just an innocent bystander.
Amanda Batula And Kyle Cooke
We’re Done — After Four Years Of Marriage!
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“Summer House’s” Amanda Batula and Kyle Cooke are officially dunzo … after four years of marriage.
The reality television stars let their fans know about their split in a message shared on their social media accounts, and they wrote they were “mutually and amicably” going their separate ways. They didn’t give any specifics about a timeline for their presumed divorce.
They also asked their fans for privacy while they navigated their split … and acknowledged their request was “ironic” given how they’d always tried to remain open about the state of their relationship.
FYI … Amanda and Kyle started dating back in 2015, and although they broke things off at first, they eventually got back together and officially started dating in 2017.
The Bravo stars got engaged the following year, and they tied the knot in September 2021 after delaying their wedding date due to the pandemic.
It’s worth noting Kyle admitted to cheating on Amanda back in 2019, and he was hit with infidelity rumors in 2023 … the two managed to bounce back both times, though.
Oh, we should also mention Amanda and Kyle are set to star in their own “Summer House” spinoff, “In The City” … no word on any changes in the show’s production in the wake of their split.
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