NFL Admits Defensive Pass Interference Call Against Rams Was Incorrect
Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay has revealed that the NFL admitted to the team that a defensive pass interference penalty should not have been called. The controversial decision occurred during the team's Sunday night loss to the Denver Broncos.
According to McVay, the league office reviewed the play involving cornerback Josh Wallace and determined that the flag was thrown in error. This admission highlights the ongoing scrutiny surrounding officiating decisions in high-stakes NFL games.
While the outcome of the game remains unchanged, the acknowledgment provides some clarity for the coaching staff and players. The Rams are now looking to move past this officiating mistake as they prepare for their upcoming schedule.
The team remains focused on refining their defensive execution to avoid relying on officiating calls in future contests.
Article facts
| Category | NFL |
|---|---|
| Published | |
| Language | en |
| Free | Free — headline and summary on this page; no account |
| Full text | Full article text is not hosted here; follow the publisher link |
| No SKU, GTIN or MPN | No SKU, GTIN or MPN — this is a news story, not a product |