The controversial overturned Pittsburgh Steelers touchdown everyone’s talking about

The game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New England Patriots wasn't without its controversy.

Pittsburgh Steelers fans will be insufferable for the next while following their controversial loss to the New England Patriots. The Steelers were beaten 27-24, but their fans are calling it a robbery after their last-gasp touchdown was ruled out on a technicality. With about 30 seconds left in the game, Ben Roethlisberger found tight end Jesse James at the goal line who dove for what looked like the game-winning touchdown. However, upon review, the officials ruled that James did not "survive the ground" following his almighty leap. The replays showed that the ball appeared to bobble out of his control as he landed. https://twitter.com/FB1SLIFE/status/942574224522260481 A couple of plays later the fat lady was belting out a familiar tune. Roethlisberger threw an interception in the endzone and that was that. The Patriots won the game and control of the umber one seed in the AFC. https://twitter.com/NFL/status/942549852595949568 Why was it so controversial, you may ask? Well, inconsistency in officiating seems to be the answer. Under the rules, it appeared to be a fair enough call to overturn the touchdown, but that rule doesn't appear to be implemented all that often in the NFL. https://twitter.com/steelcityundrgr/status/942588787112206336 Even the Patriots weren't pulled up on it earlier this season. https://twitter.com/CarterCritiques/status/942623311045058560 No wonder why Steelers fans are so ticked off.