Sean McVay, the head coach of the Rams, says he’ll be back in 2024.

 

 

 

Sean McVay, the coach of the Los Angeles Rams, considered resigning from his position after the 2022 NFL season after the club finished 5-12 in the wake of winning the Super Bowl in 2021. A year later, it seemed as though those ideas had vanished.

The Rams coach was asked whether he could guarantee a McVay show in the 2024 season as “The Coach McVay Show” came to an end this week. McVay said, “That I can assure you.”

The topic of conversation was how to become the head coach of the Rams with the most regular-season victories ever. That’s when it turned into that query. He needs six more victories to overtake John Robinson for the title.

After a season he called a “professional failure” and which raised concerns about exhaustion, his work/life balance, and his general preparedness to take a sabbatical, McVay spent the final few weeks of the 2022 season considering his near future. Long regarded as a stickler for detail, McVay’s fast-paced approach to work and problem-solving has been dubbed “unsustainable” by some of his colleagues.

Midway through January of last year, the team declared that McVay would take the bench for the 2023 campaign.

With a 9-7 record this season, the Rams have recovered, and as of Week 18, they have guaranteed a wild-card position in the postseason.The Rams are among the hottest teams in the NFL after Los Angeles has won six of its previous seven games and three straight.