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McVay Jokes About Seahawks' Wild Play, Rivalry Continues

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Rams McVay Jokes About Seahawks Miracle Play, Both Coaches Brush Off Rivalry with Humor as They Prepare for New Season

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McVay Jokes About Seahawks' Wild Play, Rivalry Continues

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It's March 30, I'm Cory with the story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. Remember that wild two-point conversion, the Seattle Seahawks pulled off against the Los Angeles Rams in week 16 last season? It was the strangest play in the NFL, helping them erase a 16-point deficit in the fourth quarter for a comeback tie and eventual win. Fast forward to this week, and Rams head coach Sean McVeigh crashed Seahawks coach Mike McDonald's press conference with a joke about that exact moment. McVeigh brought it up out of nowhere, turning a serious session into light-hearted banter. Fans and players still talk about how that play shifted everything. For the Rams, a win there could have locked the number one seed in the NFC, setting up a home showdown with Seattle in the conference title game. Instead of hitting the road, this March the first time McVeigh and McDonnell have chatted since the season wrapped. Both coaches seem to be keeping it cool, brushing off old rivalries with humor.

As both teams gear up for the new year, expect more of these fun nods to last season's chaos while they chase those playoff spots again.

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