The NFL officiating crew that called the penalty on the Detroit Lions' successful two-point conversion has been under scrutiny this season.
The officiating crew, which is led by referee Brad Allen, threw a flag for illegal touching, with Allen saying Decker didn't report as eligible.
Social media quickly blew up with video showing Decker talking to Allen before the play, and Decker spoke after the game saying he reported as eligible.
According to a report from ESPN in early December, Allen's crew was under scrutiny for not calling a "blatant and potentially game-deciding pass interference penalty" during the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Green Bay Packers game on Dec. 3.
ESPN reported that NFL vice president of officiating, Dean Blandino, said the no-call was the most obvious non-call he had seen in five years.
According to ESPN, Allen's crew also worked the Saints-Falcons game in November where there was another controversial missed call.
