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How NFL receivers get away with offensive pass interference

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How NFL receivers get away with offensive pass interference

Former NFL wide receiver Nate Burleson demonstrates the wily, only-illegal-if-you-see-them maneuvers that pass catchers use to create space against defenders and avoid offensive pass interference.

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