Washington Commanders fans were incredulous at the non-call to end their 20-12 loss to the New York Giants on Sunday. Current quarterback Taylor Heinicke didn't get the benefit of the call, which outraged former franchise QBs in Robert Griffin II and Joe Theismann.

Giants cornerback Darnay Holmes was draped all over Commanders wide receiver Curtis Samuel, yet inexplicably the referees held onto their flags.

Former  NFL MVP Joe Theismann was direct to the point in his take on the matter, calling it point blank: Pass interference.

Robert Griffin III was much more fired up about the blown call, turning his caps lock on to call out the officiating that left the Commander out to dry.

RG3 even followed it up with a “caption this” request on a still showing Darnay Holmes all over Curtis Samuel.

With the Commanders in the midst of a hotly contested playoff race – with the Giants as one of their biggest threats to secure a spot – taking the loss in that manner stings quite a bit more than your run of the mill regular season defeat.

A win over the Giants would have raised their chances of making it exponentially. Taking the loss dropped them to 7-6-1 with the Seattle Seahawks and the red-hot Detroit Lions breathing down their necks.

They have a tall task ahead of them in Week 16 as they take on a San Francisco 49ers side that's won seven straight games. Having some cushion with a win in Week 15 would have been huge going up against a stacked Niners side.