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Sean McVay Says NFL Agrees Officials Erred on Pass Interference that Swung Rams’ Loss to Broncos

The league said Josh Wallace should not have been flagged, confirming the call extended Denver’s winning drive in a 30-26 Rams loss.

  • On Wednesday, Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay said the NFL confirmed officials erred by calling defensive pass interference on cornerback Josh Wallace during Sunday's game against the Denver Broncos.
  • The penalty negated an interception by Wallace, extending a drive that allowed Denver to score a touchdown with 47 seconds remaining, dealing Los Angeles a 30-26 defeat.
  • Seeking clarity for coaching purposes, McVay said, "the most important intent is making sure we educate our players." Wide receiver Davante Adams agreed, declining to discuss the penalty's merits.
  • Now 1-2, the Rams prepare for a Week 4 matchup against the 2-1 Philadelphia Eagles. The team expects wide receiver Puka Nacua back, though defensive tackle Aaron Donald remains limited.
  • Denver coach Sean Payton, who eight years ago benefited from a missed pass interference call in an NFC championship game, coincidentally featured in this controversial matchup.
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Sean McVay says NFL agrees officials erred on pass interference that swung Rams' loss to Broncos

Rams coach Sean McVay says the NFL told him officials made a mistake in calling a late pass-interference penalty that swung Los Angeles’ loss at Denver

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ESPN broke the news in United States on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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