John Harbaugh unhappy with late pass interference call on Anthony Levine

With the way the second half went, it was going to take a miracle for the Ravens to win once defensive back Anthony Levine was called for pass interference on Malcom Floyd.

And after the game, Ravens coach John Harbaugh seemed pretty upset about it. With both players going for the ball, the officials ruled that Levine interfered withRFloyd's chance to catch it. That put the ball on the 1-yard line and Eddie Royal caught a receiver screen for a touchdown on the next play.

Harbaugh was asked about the play after the game and wasn't happy about it.

"My understanding is that both players, the offensive and defensive player, is supposed to have an opportunity to go make a play on the ball," Harbaugh said. "I saw a corner trying to make a play on the ball with a forearm on his chest and clavicle area being held down, not allowed to be jumped for the ball. That's a disappointing situation. I think a corner should be given the chance to defend, and I know he wasn't given a chance to defend on that play. That's not fair to the player. Players should be the guys determining the outcome of the game in a situation like that, without question."

Levine explained his perspective of the play after the game as well.

"I was trying to knock the ball away," Levine said. "I was trying to knock the ball down and just trying not to lose him. The ball was up in the air, I went for it. I saw the ball, [and] I went for the ball. I wasn't even playing him anymore — I played the ball. [The referee] made the call, [and] I've got to learn from it."

What did you think? Correct call or not?