I expect him to have his finest season this year. Then I expect him to sign the top offer in FA and disappoint whoever that is.
But the run game will only be so good. Because to have a top run game requires dedication to it from camp on. You need to be practicing that shit in pads and selecting guys for starting roles based on it, and I just don't think that's going to happen. Rams will of course run the ball in practice but it's not gonna be a priority. They're not gonna select their starters based on run game potency. It's gonna be protections first, keep 'em healthy with above the neck work, maybe give the starting 5 a little preseason time just to make sure they're ready to start the season but McVay isn't really gonna change his stripes.
So the schedule and McVay's general approach with the OL insinuates that we will start rough and finish strong. If that happens it could make this year even more fun, too, as we see people in the media breaking their ankles jumping off the wagon only to then see the team start putting things together a bit as the season goes on. Because I do think this team has really good character and they're gonna improve as the season goes on, they just have to work their way through all those if's.