Super Bowl LIX opens with controversial pass interference call against Eagles, fueling officiating debate.

In the opening moments of Super Bowl LIX, a controversial pass interference penalty against the Philadelphia Eagles' A.J. Brown fueled criticism of officiating. The call, which negated a 32-yard gain and forced a punt, was met with disagreement from analysts and former players. The incident raised questions about officiating consistency and echoed existing concerns over the Kansas City Chiefs receiving favorable calls during the season. Eagles coach Nick Sirianni was also upset over the decision.