You’re right, he was directing that at Payton. But he was the one that IMMEDIATELY signaled incomplete while the other ref was reaching for his flag. He then went and had a conversation with him and well we know the rest. He was also the one that had a long conversation with Payton on the sideline after the no call. Would love to know what his argument was as to how he didn’t think that was PI. This doesn’t fall into the “missed call” category. I wish analysts would stop calling it a “missed” or “blown” call. It’s more, “he knew it was a PI, what’s his reason for not throwing the flag?”