NFL opens Pandora’s box by supposedly admitting DPI error to Sean McVay
📍 How it ended
The NFL acknowledged that officials had erred on the pass‑interference call that affected the Rams’ loss to the Broncos, a point underscored by Sean McVay’s comments that also prompted questions about league policy. Meanwhile, Denver’s coverage focused on the Broncos’ effort to address early‑game struggles by emphasizing quicker starts and a stronger running game, though a concrete solution had not yet emerged.
Epilogue added 2h ago, after coverage quieted.
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Broncos must run football to cure early game woes, but answers elusive so far The Denver Post · 7d ago broke it first
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