Sean McVay refused to play the victim card after a controversial defensive pass interference penalty late in the Rams' loss to the Broncos. The DPI call nullified Josh Wallace's interception and gave the Broncos first-and-goal at the 7-yard line, leading to Denver's game-winning touchdown with 47 seconds remaining. 'It doesn't really matter,' McVay said. 'That was the call that was made and there was a lot of opportunities that we had to be able to close the door on that game.' Interestingly, McVay's Rams benefited from a missed DPI call in the 2018 NFC Championship Game against Sean Payton's Saints, with the same referee, Bill Vinovich, working both games. blablasex.es
McVay refuses to play victim after DPI call
Sean McVay declined to blame officials for a controversial defensive pass interference call that led to the Broncos' game-winning touchdown in Sunday's loss.
