The Detroit Lions went down 16-9 against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday Night Football at Lincoln Financial Field, with the game ultimately decided by a controversial defensive pass interference (DPI) call on cornerback Rock Ya-Sin in the final two minutes.

In the game's final 1:51, Philadelphia faced third-and-8 from its own 38-yard line. Detroit defenders, including Ya-Sin, had the Eagles covered and were in position to force a punt, allowing the Lions to execute a late-game drive with a timeout in hand. Philadelphia quarterback Jalen Hurts dropped back and targeted wide receiver A.J. Brown along the sideline. The pass sailed high and wide, seemingly incomplete. However, a penalty flag was thrown, and Ya-Sin was called for defensive pass interference, which granted the Eagles a f

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