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A few months ago, we were wondering whether Sean McVay was looking for an exit ramp.
Now, he's doing one of best jobs as a coach.
He's managed to integrate a roster filled with young, inexperienced players, and put a competitive and well-prepared team on the field. He's navigated Cooper Kupp's injury and Steton Bennett's absence without allowing either to be a disruption. He's done a great job of game planning and adjusting in real time. The team is playing together, and should play even better as the youngsters get more live reps.
Given how well he's doing his job, I'm not inclined to question, on any level, the apparent demise of Cam Akers as a Ram. I don't have a need to know every detail. I trust that McVay is enforcing, rather than just rotely repeating, the "we not me" concept.
In Sean I trust.
Now, he's doing one of best jobs as a coach.
He's managed to integrate a roster filled with young, inexperienced players, and put a competitive and well-prepared team on the field. He's navigated Cooper Kupp's injury and Steton Bennett's absence without allowing either to be a disruption. He's done a great job of game planning and adjusting in real time. The team is playing together, and should play even better as the youngsters get more live reps.
Given how well he's doing his job, I'm not inclined to question, on any level, the apparent demise of Cam Akers as a Ram. I don't have a need to know every detail. I trust that McVay is enforcing, rather than just rotely repeating, the "we not me" concept.
In Sean I trust.