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  Lewis in the NFC championship game.The Rams’ slot cornerback wants to move past
  the drama surrounding that now-infamous hit, which also appeared to happen well
  before Drew Brees‘ pass arrived in the fourth quarter last Sunday. No flag was
  thrown for pass interference or for the helmet-to-helmet nature of the hit,
  possibly altering the outcome of Los Angeles’ 26-23 overtime victory at New
  Orleans.“It’s all good, and I’m moving on,” Robey-Coleman said. “That’s how the
  league feels. That’s their call.”Robey-Coleman confirmed he received a fine from
  the NFL on Friday, essentially a tacit acknowledgement by the league that a
  penalty should have been called. The NFL Network reported he was fined
  $26,739.Robey-Coleman wouldn’t say whether he agreed with the league’s decision
  to fine him for helmet-to-helmet contact, but the veteran defensive back
  acknowledged after the game that he could have easily been whistled for pass
  interference.“It’s the league’s call, the ref’s call,” Robey-Coleman said. “I
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  everything from a replay of the game’s final moments to full refunds for
  Superdome fans.New Orleans coach Sean Payton said the referees “blew the
  call.”If Robey-Coleman had been flagged, the Saints would have been able to wind
  down the clock to the final seconds of regulation before kicking a short field
  goal, putting them in a commanding position to win. Instead, the Rams are going
  to their first Super Bowl in 17 years after they drove for a tying field goal
  and an overtime winner.The Rams have been diplomatic about their fortunate
  break, acknowledging the sketchy nature of Robey-Coleman’s hit while also gently
  pointing out that one play doesn’t decide any game.“All we do as coaches, if a
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