Sean McVay had little to say after the Los Angeles Rams' frustrating 30-26 loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday night. His team couldn’t come out victorious after the crucial final minutes ended in a frustrating loss on Sunday Night Football.
Just 10 minutes after the final whistle at Empower Field at Mile High, McVay stepped to the podium, answered one question, and left before the Rams' traveling beat writers had entered the media room.
However, McVay's lone response came when he was asked about the late collapse.
Sean McVay on the Rams’ loss to the Broncos in the final minute. pic.twitter.com/W8S1xaAign
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The defeat featured a fourth-quarter sequence involving Rams cornerback Josh Wallace. Wallace appeared to intercept Bo Nix late in the game, but officials called him for defensive pass interference, erasing the turnover.
NBC rules analyst Terry McAulay disagreed with the call during the broadcast, saying Broncos receiver Pat Bryant initiated the contact and pulled Wallace in. Denver retained possession and scored the go-ahead touchdown shortly afterward.
Matthew Stafford finished 27-of-43 for 390 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions. Davante Adams caught seven passes for 137 yards, while Kyren Williams recorded 88 rushing yards on 15 carries and six receptions for 70 yards.
The 1-2 Rams return to SoFi Stadium in Week 4 to face the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, with kickoff set for 4:25 p.m. ET on FOX.