Rams HC Sean McVay baffled by two-point replay ruling after 'TNF' loss to Seahawks

The wackiest play of the massive "Thursday Night Football" game featuring the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks involved the Seahawks tying the contest with 6:23 remaining in regulation via a two-point conversion that left fans watching at home and those at Lumen Field wondering what they had witnessed. 

After the Rams fell to 11-4 on the season following the 38-37 overtime loss, Los Angeles head coach Sean McVay addressed the contest's most-discussed moment. 

Sean McVay "didn’t get a clear explanation" of two-point replay ruling

"I’ve never quite seen anything like what happened on the two-point conversion, where you’re lined up to kick off, then they say it’s a fumble because they had the clear and obvious recovery," McVay said about the play, per Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk. "Now you tack it on, you make it a 30-30 game. Very interesting. Didn’t get a clear explanation of everything that went on, just because of some of the timing of it. They were trying to be able to do that, but that’s the thing that I’ve said, I’ve never seen anything or never been a part of anything like that, and I’ve grown up around this game."

Following a Seattle touchdown, Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold had what seemed to be a forward pass deflected into the end zone for an apparent incompletion. Seahawks running back Zach Charbonnet wisely recovered the loose ball, and a replay review deemed that Darnold's pass had traveled backward for a lateral.