The NFL has remained silent on the controversial play at the end of regulation in Rams-Saints Deacon Jones Jersey , but the fined imposed on cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman speaks volumes. And it was a topic on which Rams coach Sean McVay probably wasn’t thrilled to be speaking on Friday.“[T]hese are things that come up every week where in a lot of instances,” McVay told reporters. “Sometimes it goes unreported if a player gets fined based on the way that the league office sees some of the things that take place during the course of the game. Unfortunately, sometimes that’s just kind of common nature that you go through week-in and week-out.”He’s right. And McVay wisely didn’t stray toward addressing the obvious implication that fining Robey-Coleman for hitting a defenseless receiver in the head or neck area means that, indeed, the league blew the call.“[W]e’re certainly not going to allow that to be a distraction,” McVay said regarding whether the lingering questions about the blown call will affect his team.Actually Eric Dickerson Jersey , the Rams should embrace it, because it can become a strong motivator to take the next step and necessarily prove that the Rams should have been there.“All you have to do is look at history,” Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy said on Friday’s . “There鈥檚 been all kinds of bad calls, non-calls. It happens all the time. It will never be remembered if you win the Super Bowl.”Dungy pointed out that, as Saints fans continue to be up in arms over the call that wasn’t, the Saints benefitted from a similar error nine years ago in the NFC Championship against Minnesota.“The Vikings got an apology on a Brett Favre interception that should have been roughing the passer Marshall Faulk Jersey ,” Dungy said. “Wasn鈥檛 called. And the Saints go to the Super Bowl. They鈥檙e not giving their Super Bowl trophy back and saying, 鈥榊ou know what? That was roughing the passer. We should play that game over.鈥欌€滻t’s unlikely that a Rams Super Bowl win will get Saints fans to abandon their position that they were robbed, teams use whatever they can to get themselves motivated and focused. Instead of thinking about the lingering furor as a distraction, McVay should welcome it as the source of a valuable edge that his team may desperately need when facing a head coach and a quarterback who will be teaming up for their ninth Super Bowl. The Rams have a 2-0 record and the Saints have some worrying to do about their quarterback.The Rams broke open a 6-6 game with three second half touchdowns to get a 27-9 win over the Saints on Sunday afternoon. The icing on the cake came when wide receiver Cooper Kupp ran through, over and around several Saints defenders for a 66-yard catch-and-run in the fourth quarter. Jared Goff snuck the ball in one play later and the Rams were in cruise control from there.New Orleans will head home with questions about Drew Brees‘s condition. He left the game in the first quarter after banging his right thumb into Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald and was not throwing or holding a ball in that hand while standing on the sideline for the rest of the game.Teddy Bridgewater filled in at quarterback and went 17-of-30 for 165 yards, but the Saints offense looked like a shell of its usual self over the final three-plus quarters of action. If Brees is going to miss more time Nolan Cromwell Jersey , they’ll need to find a way to pick things up or their defense is going to find itself tiring out in the way it did on Sunday.Todd Gurley had 69 yards and a touchdown on the ground for the Rams, who saw right guard Austin Blythe and tight end Tyler Higbee leave with injuries during the contest. Gurley had 19 touches this week after getting the ball 15 times in the opener.Goff also threw a touchdown to Brandin Cooks and caught a big break when officials ruled a fumble was an incomplete pass in the second quarter of the game. Cameron Jordan recovered that fumble and returned it for a touchdown, but only the recovery counted because the officials had blown the play dead way too fast.That turned out to be as close as the Saints would come to scoring a touchdown without Brees in the game and that looms much larger than a bad call on the list of reasons why the Saints lost this game.