Sean McVay’s NFL Future At Los Angeles Rams Revealed Hours Ahead of Super Bowl LVI

Sean McVay is currently the youngest coach in the NFL. He has been very successful as the head coach of the Rams. He is on course to becoming the youngest Super Bowl-winning coach. The 36-year-old has also been the target of some retirement rumors recently. 

Whatever the future may hold for McVay, one thing is for certain. He is not done just yet. The Rams are on an all-time high at the moment. And leading the charge is their head coach. McVay has confirmed that he will come back and lead the Rams for the next season as well. 

Sean McVay’s coaching career

Sean McVay played football in college. He was a wide receiver at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio from 2004 to 2007. After graduating college, McVay started his career at a very young age. In 2008, McVay became the offensive assistant for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. At just 23, he was coaching players way older than him.

In 2017, at the age of just 30, Sean McVay became the head coach of the Los Angeles Rams. At the time, many felt this was a bold move by the franchise. Traditionally, in the NFL, many people prefer older and more experienced coaches. McVay seemed like a small fish in a big pond.

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The young blood HC instantly showed everybody what he is capable of. In the 2018-19 season, he won the NFC championship and took the Rams to the Super Bowl. Sadly, they could not win the big one, but it was an incredible feat to be achieved by McVay. He was also the 2017 AP NFL Coach of the Year. In this season, Sean and his boys have won the NFC title again, and they are on the course to win the Super Bowl. If McVay is successful on Sunday, he will become the youngest coach in the history of the NFL to win a Super Bowl. 

Sean McVay staying with the Rams

In his final media appearance, a report asked McVay a question. They asked if the young coach wants to continue till he is 60, like Bill Belichick and other great NFL coaches? Sean laughed and said that he will not do it for that long. 

Ian Rapoport has reported that McVay will at least stay for the next season. The reporter received a text from the Rams HC saying, “I’m committed to this team and coaching.” McVay desires to start a family and find balance in life. But for now, it seems like he will focus on his family on the field. 

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