Ex-NFL star Tony Romo needles refs during Broncos' win over Eagles

Colin Cowherd revealed his Week 5 Blazin' 5 predictions, which included the Indianapolis Colts (-7) defeating the Raiders, as well as the New York Jets (+3) and Denver Broncos (+3.5) pulling off upset wins in the NFL.

During the Denver Broncos' victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, serving as a color commentator for CBS, criticized the officiating, highlighting two specific plays. The first involved a pass interference call on Broncos tight end Evan Engram, which Romo disputed, arguing it was accidental and should have been overturned, though the penalty stood.

The second incident occurred when Broncos quarterback Bo Nix was initially flagged for intentional grounding after throwing the ball away under pressure, but the call was later changed to an incomplete pass following replay assist. Romo expressed frustration over the officials' lack of communication during this process, emphasizing the significance of such decisions in the game.

Despite these controversial calls, the Broncos managed to score a touchdown and secure a lead with a 2-point conversion, ultimately winning the game. Romo's comments drew attention from NFL fans, who also noted a potential missed interference call on the Eagles' final offensive play involving tight end Dallas Goedert.