There were several key plays from the Super Bowl between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals. Unfortunately, one of those pivotal plays involved the referees. The play in question occurred late in the fourth quarter with the Rams driving down the field attempting to take the lead. LA star receiver Cooper Kupp seemingly had a mismatch on Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson, who appeared to hold onto Kupp as he attempted to run his route at the goal line. The referees threw the flag and gave the Rams the ball at the 1-yard line, where they eventually punched it in for what became the go-ahead touchdown in their Super Bowl victory over the Bengals. The play was quite controversial with plenty of opinions on the call to go around. Green Bay Packers linebacker De'Vondre Campbell, perhaps understanding the position that Wilson was in for the Bengals, spoke out on the key holding call from the Super Bowl in a thread on Twitter.

Packers linebacker De'Vondre Campbell didn't hold back. Campbell feels that what the Bengals' Wilson did to the Rams' Kupp was not worthy of a holding penalty or a pass interference.

The key Packers defender said that it was a clean play but that linebackers are often ridiculed as “mismatches” against great players such as the Rams' Cooper Kupp.

Campbell offered his congratulations to the Rams on their Super Bowl win but said he felt that the referees missed Wilson “re-routing” Kupp, which he feels cost the Bengals the game.

It's certainly an interesting take. De'Vondre Campbell is likely not alone with this take but much like the play he's commenting on, it's certainly a controversial one.