Was definitely PI guys. Watched with the sound off. It was pretty clear
Nope.
1. The defender's back was to the play.
2. Gallup had no contact with the defender's trunk (only hands and arms).
3. Ramsey was using his hands and arms to try to pin Gallup's arm and there was contact on Ramsey's part.
4. Gallup has the right to hand-check to clear his arms of Ramsey's hand-checking.
5. Ramsey and Gallup came into contact with each other, not strictly Gallup touching Ramsey.
6. Gallup's arm extended in front of Ramsey (inside of him), not to Ramsey's body. So no push off (nothing to push).
7. As Defender's back was to the play, he was not making a play on the ball. Any contact on the part of Ramsey with Gallup (i.e. hand-checking) was done to disrupt Gallup's route not to make a play on the ball.
8. The notion that a receiver extends his arm without making meaningful contact with a defender who is not directly trying to make a play on the ball (i.e. back turned to play), is not grounds for OPI. Gallup had good position which was why Ramsey "flopped").
9. Ramsey's "Flop" was a clear effort to exaggerate contact and should have drawn a 15 yards penalty for Unsportsmanlike conduct. The motion of Ramsey's body was not only exaggerated but delayed (which is apparent in replay). This is not "selling" a call. It is a cheat plain and simple. Officials should be aware of this behavior in the future and should be watching Ramsey closely.