“Retire? He just started”: NFL World shocked by Reporter’s Comments on Sean McVay

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay is reportedly going to retire based on the presence of certain members of his team. The man who led the Rams’ victory at the Super Bowl last year has not had the best start to the season so far. Currently, at 3-4, the Rams have their work cut out for them.

With Sean McVay’s future with the franchise questioned, what does it look like for the Los Angeles Rams?

Fans react to a statement about Sean McVay

Senior NFL Reporter Albert Breer made a few statements that questioned McVay’s future in the league. Breer spoke of the Rams’ main stars when he was featured on ‘The Rich Eisen Show’. The reporter is of the belief that McVay’s tenure with the team is dependent on the presence of certain key players.

These players include defensive tackle Aaron Donald, quarterback Matthew Stafford, CB Jalen Ramsey, and wide receiver Cooper Kupp.

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NFL reporter Dov Kleiman’s tweet of Breer’s statements garnered fan actions ranging from appreciation to disdain.

This fan is stunned

This fan is jealous of McVay

Another fan thinks the Rams are falling apart

One fan wants McVay at the Packers

This fan posted a hilarious GIF

Another fan posted this funny clip

This fan took a shot at the Rams’ performance

Fans seemed to be incapable of grasping the fact that a young and accomplished coach would not stick around for the long run.

Is McVay going to retire?

Speaking of the Rams’ current view and their core players, Breer said, “Sean McVay’s future with the team is probably tied to those four guys. And, in all likelihood, when those guys are gone, McVay is going to be gone, too.”

Breer also spoke of the Rams’ possible notion on the matter. He thinks that they will try to maximise what they have right now. McVay has previously commented on the longevity of his career. Speaking to Rich Eisen, the 36-year-old said that he doesn’t know if he sees himself in the same job until he’s 70.

Currently, in third place behind the Seahawks and 49ers in the NFC West, the Rams will hope to bring back some of the magic from last season. They will next face a struggling Tampa Bay squad, who are currently at 3-5.

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