Sean McVay Claims Los Angeles Rams is ‘Truly a Collaboration’ Between Celebrity Players and Regular One’s

It was a disaster for the Los Angeles Rams mid-season. Losing three games in a row after acquiring star players like Von Miller and Odell Beckham Jr. was proving to be a wrecking deal for coach Sean McVay. The initial stages of the star-packed Rams did not come to fruition right away. But as the season went by, they gained the required momentum. The Rams showed their true colors by December, and now that they have reached the final game, the team is as vibrant as it can be. 

Kudos to Sean McVay for carrying a team that is jammed with celebrity players. The head coach set the expected tone in the locker room. A tone that helped celebrity players from clashing against each other. However, as per the coach, it has been much of a collaborative effort from the entire team to weave that culture inside the locker room. 

“We got great leaders in there, that want to win, you know, and I think the other thing too is, is when you come in this building, we care about football, and it’s truly a collaboration,” McVay said. 

Sean McVay on setting the culture in a star-packed locker room

The franchise has adopted a holistic and open-ended approach to creating a workplace where people are willing to listen. While senior players have risen to the occasion to act responsibly and be accountable, which is crucial to set the tone for the team. And also to set an example for the regular players in the locker room.

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“I think that’s all you can ask is to be put in a situation where you’re going to be positively pushed, but you’re going to be respected in the way that we push you,” McVay added.

“We’re never going to be demeaning, but we’re going to be demanding, and we’re all going to be accountable,” he said.

Furthermore, McVay stated that he expects his players to look into themselves at times of adversity. And he was proud to express that his players had the understanding to do so throughout the season. The 36-year-old coach has done a commendable job in maintaining that tone and integrity in the locker room, through and through. 

Now that they have reached the final game, it’s just a matter of how that exceptional work ethic results into the Lombardi Trophy.

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