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Sean McVay won't play 'victim card' after questionable pass interference call in loss to Broncos: 'It is what it is'

Following a controversial pass interference infraction that wiped out a potential interception by defensive back Josh Wallace against the Denver Broncos, Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay stated he refuses to make excuses or adopt a victim mentality. The disputed decision paved the way for a decisive touchdown during the weekend matchup, culminating in a 1-2 record for the squad ahead of their upcoming fixture against the Philadelphia Eagles.

McVay emphasized that dwelling on the ruling serves no purpose after his team accumulated five penalties within the final two minutes, tying a historic mark dating back to 2000. Quarterback Matthew Stafford later threw a late interception to seal the defeat in Colorado, leaving the group eager to regroup despite the disappointing finish.

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