As the Steelers and Ravens clash for the final time this regular season, Brad Allen seems to be facing the wrath of fans yet again. Following last week’s clash between the Lions and Cowboys, which saw a crazy end to the match, many are fearing the same might happen again, this time around as the Steelers’ playoff life is on the line.

The Lions and Cowboys showdown in Week 17 turned out to be no less than a drama. Following the confusion surrounding Taylor Decker’s eligibility, the Lions became the victims of a penalty call. That has created a chaotic scenario and frustrates Campbell. Moreover, many called Brad Allen “bad officiating.”The same is the case now.

NFL officials can’t escape the heat

The Lions-Cowboys game can be credited as one of the most chaotic ends of a football game this season under Brad Allen’s helm. The Steelers vs. Ravens game may soon attract a similar amount of heat for the veteran referee, with some of the calls causing fans discomfort.

The latest X post by one of the commentators went on to say, “It’s no fun to be…” hinting at being Brad Allen with some of the calls he has made so far this season. Warren Sharp went so far as to ask if they would fire Allen for the frustrating calls he had been a part of.

It seems that Allen’s actions during the Week 17 game between the Lions and Cowboys have caused a stir on the internet. During the game, the Lions planned to go for a two-point conversion, but when the quarterback, Jared Goff, targeted it at Taylor Decker, Allen interrupted and claimed that Decker didn’t report his eligibility. The referee stated that Dan Skipper was set to play this season, but Allen’s interference still caused controversy. Unfortunately, the Lions’ attempt at the two-point conversion failed. This situation has further irritated the Lions head coach.

Campbell gets frustrated!

Campbell attempted to convince Allen that he had already reported Decker’s status, even though things were out of control. However, Allen remained firm in his stance. During the press conference, the head coach openly expressed his emotions by saying, “I don’t like losing,” in response to a question about his frustration with the on-field drama and penalty.

Despite the lack of control over the situation, the Lions received support from various NFL analysts. The NFL analyst Rich Eisen believed that Allen may have been confused with the reporting status, and even Skip Bayless, a known Cowboys fan, extended his support to the Lions, stating that they gave their best performance of the season. What are your thoughts on Brad Allen? Do you think the Steelers vs. Ravens game will see a similarly controversial end?

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