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Pat Bryant's acting skills have drawn comparisons to famous sports "floppers." On Sunday night, Bryant sold a pass interference call negating an interception and setting up a Broncos touchdown

Denver Broncos wide receiver Pat Bryant admitted to exaggerating contact to draw a late pass interference penalty against Los Angeles Rams cornerback Josh Wallace on Sunday night. The fourth-quarter penalty negated Wallace's interception with just over a minute remaining, allowing Denver to rally for a 30-26 victory.
Following the disputed call, Bo Nix scored a go-ahead touchdown with 47 seconds left, and safety Talanoa Hufanga intercepted Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford as time expired. Broncos coach Sean Payton dismissed flopping concerns, while Rams coach Sean McVay declined to contest the controversial decision.
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