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Jason McCourty is urging Roger Goodell to approve new fine for growing NFL issue
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Week Three of the 2026 NFL season is now in the books and it has left Jason McCourty with some concerns.
There are some big projects in the works for the commissioner Roger Goodell, who is making it his mission to grow the NFL internationally.
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Over the weekend, the Dallas Cowboys played the Baltimore Ravens in the famous soccer stadium, the Maracana, in Brazil.
However, it seems as if there was an unwelcome soccer influence during the game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Denver Broncos on Sunday Night Football.
McCourty featured on ESPN's coverage of Monday Night Football and called for action to be taken.
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Jason McCourty calls for NFL action against flopping during Denver Broncos win
Quarterback Josh Allen has come under a lot of scrutiny over recent years for his flopping, but it was another example at the weekend which has been put under the spotlight.
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Broncos wide receiver Pat Bryant won a defensive pass interference call on Josh Wallace , which sparked criticism from McCourty.
"In this one, the wide receivers, we are not actors. Stop with all the flapping. The NBA is finding guys. We're going to have to start finding guys in the NFL," McCourty said during ESPN's pre-game coverage.
The Broncos came out on top against the Rams, which has certainly seen this refereeing decision come under even more scrutiny.
"Hate the player, hate the game, whichever you'd like to do," replied Pat McAfee.
Clearly, this was a case where Bryant has won the penalty on Wallace by fooling the officials into throwing the flag.
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The replays do not reflect kindly on Bryant, with McCourty wanting to see this issue stamped out of the game as quickly as possible.
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