The Denver Broncos rally to beat the Los Angeles Rams 30-26 on Sunday night, with a late penalty playing a decisive role. A pass interference call on the Rams negates an interception involving Broncos receiver Pat Bryant, who also has a key touchdown and a 2-point conversion catch as Denver’s offense stays on track during the final drive.
With the game late, the penalty keeps Denver’s drive alive, setting up a crucial finish. The Broncos’ winning sequence culminates in a quarterback sneak by Bo Nix with about a minute remaining, giving Denver the lead and the win.
Across the coverage, outlets agree on the central sequence: the interception is erased by pass interference, the decision shifts momentum back to Denver, and the Broncos use the revived opportunity to score in the final minute. The only notable difference is the emphasis on the perceived disputability of the penalty, but all accounts describe it as the turning point that alters the end of the game.
