NEW ORLEANS -- Greg Robinson, a former No. Vapormax Plus Sunset . 2 overall pick, was benched for the Los Angeles Rams?49-21 loss to the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, but that wont be the case for long.Rams coach Jeff Fisher said he merely wanted to give the offensive lineman a break, a week off, because he needed it. ... I expect Greg will return back to the lineup.He may have to, anyway.The man who took Robinsons place, veteran offensive lineman Rodger Saffold, injured his hand late in the second quarter and never returned. Saffold had switched over from left guard to left tackle, with second-year player Jamon Brown taking Saffolds place at left guard.If Saffold misses time, Robinson will return to left tackle and Brown will remain at left guard, with Tim Barnes at center, Cody Wichmann at right guard and Rob Havenstein at right tackle.With Saffold out in the second half, and Robinson a healthy scratch from the game, the Rams were forced to plug the offensive lines most crucial spot with Andrew Donnal, a second-year player who said this might have been his first game at left tackle since high school.Donnal said he kind of felt like a fish out of water, which is something Robinson can relate to.Robinson has been plagued by inconsistent play and head-scratching penalties ever since the Rams took him high in the draft out of Auburn in 2014.His 28 total penalties over the last two years -- the last of which was an inexplicable block on a first-down scramble by Jared Goff last week -- are four more than anybody else in the NFL. Robinson has allowed 21 quarterback hurries this season, already equaling his amount from all of last season, according to Pro Football Focus. And this season, that subscription-analytics service ranks him 75th among 80 tackles.Recently, its just a matter of his technique, longtime offensive line coach Paul Boudreau said of Robinson earlier this week. Hes all over the place with his feet; hes all over the place with his hands. And when he gets in trouble, when he stops his feet, he grabs, and he gets those holding penalties that you really dont need. So hes got to concentrate on focusing on the little things.The Rams reconfigured offensive line allowed three sacks and five other quarterback hits Sunday, and their running backs averaged 4.06 yards per carry.The Rams didnt make Robinson available postgame because he was not active.Its kind of one of those things that Ive dealt with before with young players, Fisher said of his decision to sit Robinson in Week 12. 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NEW YORK -- The WNBA admitted its officials missed an 8-second violation call in Game 4 of the Finals on Sunday night.The league released a statement Monday saying that a call should have been made in the game that evened the best-of-5 series 2-2.Minnesota led 79-77 and had the ball with 26.1 seconds left after a turnover. The Lynx didnt get the ball into the front court in the required eight seconds.After reviewing postgame video, we have determined that with 0:17.7 remaining in regulation time, Minnesota released the ball for a pass from the backcourt and the ball was still in the backcourt when the shot clock turned to 0:16, the statement said. An 8-second violation should have been called on Minnesota. This play is not a trigger to review via instant replay.After the ball made it to the front court, Rebekkah Brunson was fouled by Candace Parker and hit both free throws to give the Lynx a four-point lead with 12.5 seconds left. The Lynx went on to win the game 85-79 and force a decisive Game 5 on Thursday night.Los Angeles guard Kristi Toliver knew after the game that the officials missed that call.Absolutely not, she said when asked if Minnesota had gotten the ball over in time. II think they forgot they had to get the ball over the line. Vapormax Prezzo Basso. . But thats life. We cant leave it up to the officials to determine a series. We have to go take it, and thats what we plan on doing in Game 5.Los Angeles coach Brian Agler told The Associated Press in a phone interview Monday night that while he was happy the league reviewed the play, he didnt want to dwell on it.Champions dont make excuses. We had our opportunities, he said.It was the second consecutive year that Minnesota was involved in a blown call late in a playoff game.Last year in the Western Conference finals, the Lynx benefited from a foul with 1.5 seconds left in a tie game against Phoenix.The Mercurys Noelle Quinn directed her inbounds pass to 6-foot-8 center Brittney Griner. Maya Moore deflected that pass, gained control of the ball, began going upcourt, and official Amy Bonner blew the whistle with 1.5 seconds left in Game 2.Moore hit one of two free throws to lift the Lynx to the victory ending the series.The WNBA admitted last year that a foul should not have been called. ' ' '