Football gods with some humor as Rams called for pass interference on review

New Orleans Saints fans are somewhere on Sunday wondering why this rule was not in effect during last season’s NFC Championship Game.

With his Los Angeles Rams blowing out the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, rookie safety Taylor Rapp intercepted Kyler Murray.

Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury decided to challenge the call, claiming that cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman committed pass interference.

The call was overturned, taking away the interception in the process. Given that it was Robey-Coleman who committed an obvious PI against the Saints in the above-mentioned NFC Championship Game, jokes were aplenty.

Rapp's INT is nullified by a pass interference call on Nickell Robey-Coleman that was made upon review, which is funny just because, you know, New Orleans

— Nick Shook (@TheNickShook) December 1, 2019

The Cardinals just challenged PI on Nikkel Robey-Coleman?

Did I hear this correct?

And it worked????????

Stop traffic

— Steve Renner (@steve_renner) December 1, 2019

https://twitter.com/Dat4Who/status/1201271656095911936?s=20

They’re gonna enact the Robey-Coleman Rule on Robey-Coleman, aren’t they…

— Alex Gam (@AlexGam2013) December 1, 2019

One could say this was just deserts. Though, that’s not going to make Saints fans feel any better.