Bills star Josh Allen may need a new jersey after Eagles pass rusher Haason Reddick got a fistful of it and held on for dear life during a play in the second quarter of the Buffalo-Philadelphia game.
What was even more eye-opening than seeing the top of Allen’s jersey shredded was the fact that the referees somehow did not flag Reddick for a horse collar penalty, even with the evidence right in front of their eyes. Instead, they called intentional grounding on the Bills quarterback.
A pretty blatant horse-collar penalty missed here.
— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) November 26, 2023
Josh Allen's jersey is ripped...pic.twitter.com/1W6wZJsBwb
This was called an intentional grounding penalty on Josh Allen 💀pic.twitter.com/0vFRLgCuq7
— Covers (@Covers) November 26, 2023
This is certainly a penalty that the league office will be hearing about, as the referee had the best spot in the building to view Allen’s collar being tugged by Reddick. The penalty was a costly one for the Bills, as they missed a field goal attempt moments later.
Fortunately for Buffalo, Allen and the Bills returned to the red zone before the end of the half, scoring on a 13-yard strike from Allen to Stefon Diggs. But it's a safe bet that Bills fans won't be forgetting about that missed penalty anytime soon, regardless of the result of the game.
