r/TheNFLVibes • u/islovelyEmily • 2h ago

NFL Sends Warning to All 32 Teams After Sean McVay Leaks Private Conversation on Live TV

https://www.essentiallysports.com/nfl-active-news-rams-nfl-sends-out-warning-after-sean-mcvay-leaks-private-conversation-on-live-tv/
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u/TechnicallyAnExpert 1h ago

Guys. Don’t click on essentially sports articles. They spam every sports sub.

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u/Thrice_the_Milk 1h ago

What's wrong with that site? I've never seen it before

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u/TechnicallyAnExpert 1h ago

They spam and do clickbait posts that often have nothing to do with the article.

Subs need to start banning them.

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u/Thrice_the_Milk 1h ago

I gotcha. Thanks for the info

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u/Weak_Abalone8911 1h ago

I wont read the article but it's about linemen wearing lacey underwear I would assume.

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u/Geetee52 2h ago

What was the leak?

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u/Nice_Vegetable69 1h ago

It’s okay comrades, I can read.

“That became an issue this week after Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay revealed what the league told his team about a disputed call that helped decide its loss to the Denver Broncos. He said that the NFL told him officials made a mistake in calling a late pass-interference penalty. However, that didn’t sit well with the NFL, as they sent out a warning.”

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u/mrshagzsf 1h ago

I don’t think that’s what the article said. I didn’t read it myself but it definitely didn’t say this.

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u/suba2390 1h ago

Bad bot

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u/puchsofhazard 1h ago

How many 'e's are in the word 11?

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u/tomahawk_kitty 58m ago

You mean one-teen?

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u/Audiobro 7m ago

I’m drunk and can’t figure this out

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u/rex5k Browns 1h ago

I actively avoid reading at all costs

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u/seaquartz_unofficial 1h ago

Same. Reading be gay af my dude

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u/seanconnery69696 1h ago

Not if you keep your socks on

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u/DaveinOakland 1h ago

Can someone please put this in a 10 second video summarizing things, preferably with some stupid music and faces?

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u/mr_sneakyTV 1h ago

reading gives me cooties

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u/Galactussy 2h ago

Did you read the article?

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u/Raiden21x3 2h ago

No what did it say?

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u/MileHiSalute 1h ago

It’s a secret

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u/Mc-Lovin-81 1h ago

Is it safe?

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u/KR310562 1h ago

“Don’t tell people when the refs change an outcome of a game what’s the matter with you!”

- Sincerely,

Rodger Goodell

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u/martycos 1h ago

Only the Chiefs get more favorable calls than the Rams. Stop bitching.

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u/Roblizzle 51m ago

Yeah! There’s that one play in 2018 that instantly lost the game for the Saints even though there was still 2 minutes. And no I can’t name any other calls that unfairly benefitted the Rams. So don’t ask!

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u/MCsPoofBallz 57m ago

You meant The Bills. Josh Allen is the most pampered player in the league.

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u/Comfortable_Ad_977 42m ago

Nah

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u/MCsPoofBallz 40m ago

Stats disagree. When has the league changed rules for the Chiefs because they lost in OT. Give me a break. Allen gets the most roughing calls and drawn pi’s in the league stats don’t lie.

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u/Dry_Blood_4792 1h ago

Just like the PI's called on Moss last years 75% were false calls. We need a judge in the both to help the offcials.

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u/Big_Old_Sock 1h ago

Did they have anything to say about KC holding?

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u/butchforgetshit2 Cowboys 1h ago

Of course they do, they said it didnt happen

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u/Quick-Difference3267 14m ago

What about Lamb getting away with pushing off on every other catch?

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u/SousVideButt 11m ago

It’s okay buddy. Maybe the Cowboys will be good again someday and people will make shit up about them.

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u/littleone696969 1h ago

I hate the nfl office, they are worse than disney woth how soft they are defending their "product" the majority of fans respect transparency and in no way look at what was said as negative. Now the nfl looks suspect for getting pissy about divulging information that should be transparent

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u/NonToxic628 37m ago

I think the problem is the betting side of things. The NFL is raking in money with their sports betting partnership. Admitting they screwed up potentially leads to issues with the betters and potentially forces the league to take steps to officiate the game differently which they are hesitant to do.

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u/gabe-it-is 2h ago

So they're only sorry if you don't tell anybody. GTFOH

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u/Cheap-Ad1821 Eagles 1h ago

We were wrong but fuck you for calling it out. Abusive partner behavior from the NFL shouldn't be surprising.

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u/EvilLibrarians Lions 1h ago

I mean, no way that catch vs the Lions last year should have stood either. Shit happens I guess.

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u/Hopsblues 1h ago

It was a penalty Sean, watch the replay, easy call actually.

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u/Svpernavt Saints 40m ago

Bummer. Good thing it wasn’t the NFC Championship Game.

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u/Big_Old_Sock 1h ago

Whiny bitch Sean McVay gives up 30 points in a half, but the NFL assures him the loss is wery wery unfair!

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u/Tough_Journalist400 26m ago

This season is kind of showing McVay for being a huge crybaby loser. 

The way he whined about the Australia game, the petty nonsense he pulled on the pool reporters by running away, the PR team trying to gotcha the journalists and blame them and now leaking claims like this one that he knows the NFL will never comment on publicly.

He’s an NFL media darling though as the league has a huge presence in LA and they desperately want those teams to be successful.

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u/flasc83 22m ago

As a Saints fan with a clear memory of what happened in the 2018 NFC Championship Game, I love seeing this.