Plenty of the discussion following the Buffalo Bills’ latest heartbreaking playoff defeat centered around the controversial interception ruling, which set the s

"Referees are human and people make mistakes, I just think it should be up to the players to decide the game," White said.

During the game’s final drive, the Bills might have gotten shafted by officials again with a late flag call citing pass interference from cornerback Tre’Davious White, which moved the Broncos to Buffalo’s 11-yard line.

NFL fans think the officials “rigged” the Buffalo Bills and Denver Broncos Divisional Round game after a controversial finish. The thrilling showdown between the Denver Broncos and the Buffalo Bills went to overtime. Both teams had to punt on their opening possessions, setting the stage for Bo Nix and the Denver offense to play hero.

To cap a wild finish in which the lead changed hands four times, Ole Miss had a final play at Miami's 35-yard line with five seconds remaining. Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss launched an end-zone heave to De'Zhaun Stribling as time expired, and despite heavy contact by Miami's Ethan O'Connor, no pass interference was called.

On the very next play, Stafford tried to hit Puka Nacua near the sidelines, as Nacua appeared to make an outstanding, one-handed catch before falling out-of-bounds. The refs called the play incomplete, and on review, they let the call stand.

Miami won the Fiesta Bowl over Ole Miss after the Rebels' pass to the end zone fell incomplete. But did the Hurricanes commit pass interference?