The game was poorly and overly officiated. Via @WerderEdNFL on X

What happened: Los Angeles lost a 10-0 Sunday night lead on the road. Stafford's second interception sealed the finish before five late flags on Los Angeles closed the final two minutes.

Why it matters: The five flags tied the most by any team in a game since 2000, per ESPN Research. The sequence erased Los Angeles' chance to overcome the late turnover.

By the numbers: Five penalties in final two minutes, tied most since 2000. Los Angeles led 10-0 before the road loss.

What to watch: Los Angeles heads into next week with the late sequence under scrutiny.

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