If the NFL decides to hand out an award for the "worst officiating call" of Week 14, there's a good chance that the crew in the Bears-Lions game will win it.

During the second quarter of Chicago's game in Detroit, the officiating crew made one of the most baffling calls of the 2016 season.

On a first-and-10 play for Detroit, Lions offensive lineman Graham Glasgow was called for illegal hands to the face on a play where he allegedly grabbed a Bears' defensive lineman. I'm using the word "allegedly" here because Glasgow definitely didn't touch anyone's face.

As a matter of fact, on the play, it was his face that almost got ripped off.

Again, Glasgow, who's head is being pushed back, got flagged on the play, and at no point did he touch the facemask of the Bears' defender he was going up against.

After the penalty was announced on the field, everyone on Twitter was baffled that Jeff Triplette's crew could botch a call so badly. The penalty clearly should've been called on the Bears, but it was called on the Lions.

The good news is that the Lions did end up getting a field goal on the drive despite the penalty.

The Lions currently lead the Bears 10-3 at halftime. To keep tabs on that game, be sure to head over to our CBSSports.com GameTracker by clicking here.