VIDEO: Chargers Lose on Questionable Last-Second Pass Interference Call and 53-Yard Field Goal

If the NFL isn't reviewing these kinds of pass interference calls with just seconds left in the game, the league truly isn't going to review ANYTHING. What an embarrassment. During Sunday's Los Angeles Chargers-Denver Broncos matchup, the refs threw a flag with three seconds remaining that shifted the fields and gave the Broncos a win.

Here's the 37-yard pass interference on #Chargers CB Casey Hayward that set up the #Broncos game-winning FG #LACvsDEN pic.twitter.com/bg1qh62Vjt
— Kevin Boilard (@247KevinBoilard) December 2, 2019

We're not going to say that definitely wasn't pass interference, but it certainly bordered on "questionable" considering Casey Hayward turned his head in an attempt to make a play on the ball as he made contact with Courtland Sutton.

How the booth isn't reviewing that with three seconds left in the game is actually laughable.

And then Brandon McManus hit TWO 53-yard field goals -- one after he was iced, and the other to win the game:

Brandon "Money" McManus... 53 yards FOR THE WIN ? ?pic.twitter.com/vMGnFGFNBf
— The Action Network (@ActionNetworkHQ) December 2, 2019

And there's your game. Philip Rivers and the Chargers found yet another way to lose a close game against a terrible team.