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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.

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