While fielding questions about, among other things, wide receiver Puka Nacua’s comments on a livestream this week, Rams coach Sean McVay lit into referees for a call they made in his team’s loss to the Seahawks on Thursday night.

Rams coach Sean McVay questioned a crucial 2-point conversion that allowed the Seahawks to tie Thursday night's score midway through the fourth quarter, saying afterward he had "never quite seen anything like what happened.

The Rams’ coach had a tense and awkward exchange after the crushing 38-37 overtime loss to Seattle after being asked about a since-deleted postgame tweet ripping the refs by star receiver Puka Nacua.

The primary topic of Rams coach Sean McVay's post-game press conference after the 38-37 loss to the Seahawks was receiver Puka Nacua.

Nacua apologized earlier Thursday after appearing on a livestream this week in which he practiced an antisemitic touchdown dance.

The Rams announced the news on social media with a humorous post likening Christian's birth to a traditional roster decision.

And that’s not the only time that McVay should have gone for two before Seattle did. The @Seahawks are the first team in NFL history with 3 successful 2-point conversions in the 4th quarter or OT of a victory.

Rams head coach Sean McVay and quarterback Matthew Stafford spoke to the media after the team's 38-37 overtime loss against Seattle in Week 16.