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NFL · Rules & Officiating · published 2026-10-18T00:00:00+00:00 · via SB Nation

Goedert exposed after bizarre pass interference call in Eagles-Panthers game

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Carolina rookie Will Lee was penalized for pass interference after he pulled down Dallas Goedert's pants while trying to cover the tight end. The replay made the wardrobe malfunction visible to viewers, and Philadelphia scored on the next snap because of the penalty. The moment quickly turned into a punchline.

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... No extra. Need maybe "EXPANDED:" and "CONTEXT:" labels. Plain text. Good. Potential issue: "additional factual detail and background drawn ONLY from material above" We used "Oct. 18, 2026" from byline. "Eagles-Panthers" from headline. "Carolina rookie Will Lee" from summary. "Dallas Goedert" etc. "announcers noted" from article. "full moon jokes" from article. "rare butt-based touchdown" from article. "no similar penalty came to mind" from "Never really seen a penalty like this one before" okay. Good. Need maybe "tight end's pants" not "tight end’s" okay. "bare butt" from summary? Summary says wardrobe malfunction visible, full article says bare butt. Good. Need ensure no copying source phrasing. We have "defensive pass interference" is factual term, okay. "full moon" is source phrase? It's a common gag, but source says “full moon” gags. We quote? We used “full moon” jokes. Is that copying source phrasing? It's a phrase from material, but maybe okay? They said never copying sour

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