Sean McVay Attributes Rams’ Inglewood Loss to Self-Inflicted Errors
The Los Angeles Rams lost a recent game in Inglewood, California, with coach Sean McVay attributing the defeat to the team making self-inflicted errors.
Peoria Bloomington, IL, October 18, 2026 —
The Los Angeles Rams lost a recent game in Inglewood, California, and coach Sean McVay attributed the defeat to errors made by the team. The available information does not identify the opponent or give the game’s date or final score.
McVay described the mistakes as “self-inflicted errors,” according to the summary of his comments. No specific plays, decisions or types of errors were detailed, so the circumstances behind his assessment are not available. The account also does not include any further remarks from the coach or other team members.
The information provided does not say whether the errors occurred on offense, defense or special teams, or how they affected the game’s outcome. It also does not specify whether the Rams had other difficulties during the contest. Those details cannot be established from the available account.
Beyond the loss and McVay’s explanation, no additional game information was provided. The identity of the opposing team, the score, the date and any subsequent developments were not included. As a result, the account supports only a limited description: the Rams lost in Inglewood, and their coach attributed the defeat to mistakes by the team.
Story summarized from the original created by DAN GREENSPAN, Associated Press on www.centralillinoisproud.com, see more information here.
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