Green Bay Packers star wide receiver Davante Adams was flagged for offensive pass interference against the Bears. Though, as far as he's concerned, the call was nothing less than blasphemous. When asked by reporters for his opinion on the P.I. call, Adams had a hilarious response. Via ESPN's Rob Demovsky, Adams jokingly requested a DNA test and suggested that if Jaylon Johnson collapsed to the ground, he wouldn't even come up as a suspect.

That's certainly one way to insist you're innocent. Adams was so adamant that he didn't commit the infringement that he'd be willing to take a DNA test. The hilarious level of commitment shows that, even a few days later, Adams is still not over the call.

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Adams' comments came as part of a larger rant, during which he insists he doesn't ever lay his hands on the DB, and suggested the ref made the call against him as a result of previous comments made by the wide receiver.

While the referees did flag him for P.I., it didn't slow Adams down on the day, as he ended the game with 10 receptions, 121 yards, and a pair of touchdowns.

Whether or not Adams was truly innocent of the infringement remains to be seen, but you can be sure he would never admit to any wrongdoing in this scenario. As far as Adams is concerned, he's the victim of a bad call here, even if the Packers did walk away with a comfortable win and improve to 10-3.