Peter Schrager interviews Kevin Demoff

[OldSchool]

Posted a few tweets and clips about it but here's the full interview for those that wish to watch.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1egECU0UhN8&ab_channel=NFL

 

[Kupped]

The Rams overall stability since Kroenke purchased them is pretty amazing. He's an owner who gets it.. focusing on what he knows best.. and hiring/retaining people who do a good job. It's not that easy.

I don't know if it's because his success is rooted in real estate and development.. but he has the right kind of patience. His hiring of Jeff Fisher made perfect sense.. great track record at that point, highly thought of, and the best coach available (arguably) at that point. He didn't knee-jerk on it.. watched it play its course.. paid attention to the league.. and took a huge swing with his next move. Sure, there's luck involved.. but having the BALLS to put the future of your franchise in the #2 media market.. while getting set to open the best stadium in the world.. incredible.

Demoff has come across as someone who fits his role perfectly... but would he with another owner? Stan being able to eat shit on big contracts without making a fuss certainly makes everyone else's job easier.

It's fun to watch.. and looks like an organization that's not only winning.. but enjoying the process and the journey. I can't imagine how positive the vibes are in their offices these days. Just don't rest on your laurels, boys.

 

[den-the-coach]

It's fun to watch.. and looks like an organization that's not only winning.. but enjoying the process and the journey. I can't imagine how positive the vibes are in their offices these days. Just don't rest on your laurels, boys.

It was quite a challenge coming off the Super Bowl victory as many bantered about how the Rams won the wrong way. GM's like Brandon Beane of the Buffalo Bills for example and the collapse of last season had many communicating "I told you so."

Well, Snead & Company went to work and provided Sean McVay and his new coaching staff with players who not only loved the game, but wanted to be in Horns. Kroenke, Demoff, Tony Pastoors, Les Snead & Sean McVay showing all of us the way.

 

[OldSchool]

The Rams overall stability since Kroenke purchased them is pretty amazing. He's an owner who gets it.. focusing on what he knows best.. and hiring/retaining people who do a good job. It's not that easy.

I don't know if it's because his success is rooted in real estate and development.. but he has the right kind of patience. His hiring of Jeff Fisher made perfect sense.. great track record at that point, highly thought of, and the best coach available (arguably) at that point. He didn't knee-jerk on it.. watched it play its course.. paid attention to the league.. and took a huge swing with his next move. Sure, there's luck involved.. but having the BALLS to put the future of your franchise in the #2 media market.. while getting set to open the best stadium in the world.. incredible.

Demoff has come across as someone who fits his role perfectly... but would he with another owner? Stan being able to eat shit on big contracts without making a fuss certainly makes everyone else's job easier.

It's fun to watch.. and looks like an organization that's not only winning.. but enjoying the process and the journey. I can't imagine how positive the vibes are in their offices these days. Just don't rest on your laurels, boys.

One of my favorite parts of this clip is about the 32nd minute. They talk about a guy who asked them a question in the interview process and it caught them off guard. And they thought about it and acted on it. That's the kind of thing that's the most impressive to me about KD and the whole Rams organization.

 

[Kupped]

It was quite a challenge coming off the Super Bowl victory as many bantered about how the Rams won the wrong way. GM's like Brandon Beane of the Buffalo Bills for example and the collapse of last season had many communicating "I told you so."

Well, Snead & Company went to work and provided Sean McVay and his new coaching staff with players who not only loved the game, but wanted to be in Horns. Kroenke, Demoff, Tony Pastoors, Les Snead & Sean McVay showing all of us the way.

Yeah... this season is a steaming cup of "eff you" to the people looking to jump on McVay/Snead/Demoff/Kroenke's corpse. Pastoors too, good add.

Winning the SB is the goal.. and they did it.. and now, are reloading for another couple of shots at it.

 

[Kupped]

One of my favorite parts of this clip is about the 32nd minute. They talk about a guy who asked them a question in the interview process and it caught them off guard. And they thought about it and acted on it. That's the kind of thing that's the most impressive to me about KD and the whole Rams organization.

It's the difference between knowing it all.. and WANTING to know it all, but understanding you don't and that it's a process.

I love how transparent they are about stuff like that.. because I think it's educational.. and not just for football. They're even pretty transparent about their failures.. both through clear communication and actions. Last offseason was a confession, for those not paying attention. They fucked up the 22 offseason and had to do some real penance... which came in the form of a big salary dump.. and a big turnover in coaches.

It's fun shit to watch.

 

[Mojo Ram]

Watched this the other day. Great stuff.

 

[Angry Ram]

Hmmm.

After listening to this. And Sean. And Les.

Maybe. Just. Maybe.

I'll back off a bit on the current Detroit QB.

 

[Loyal]

Hmmm.

After listening to this. And Sean. And Les.

Maybe. Just. Maybe.

I'll back off a bit on the current Detroit QB.

Goff hater!

 

[dpjax]

Great listen!
Thanks for posting.

 

[RamFan503]

Good listen. It didn't hurt that the McVay presser came on right after.

 

[Merlin]

It was quite a challenge coming off the Super Bowl victory as many bantered about how the Rams won the wrong way. GM's like Brandon Beane of the Buffalo Bills for example and the collapse of last season had many communicating "I told you so."

Well, Snead & Company went to work and provided Sean McVay and his new coaching staff with players who not only loved the game, but wanted to be in Horns. Kroenke, Demoff, Tony Pastoors, Les Snead & Sean McVay showing all of us the way.

Without a doubt. The moment McVay hoisted that Lombardi those GMs like Beane were proved wrong. Media can do their BS all they want but they're wrong too. I mean just using the Bills as an example look how loaded those teams of theirs were during the Kelly era. They had one of the best QBs in the league, one of the best RBs, a dominant WR, and the best DE who has ever played IMO in Bruce Smith. When Smith was young he was unbelievably dominant.

They went 0-4 in Super Bowls.

So I love to hear these media asshats continue to double down on their stupidity. And the Rams being back this quick is another cockmeat sandwich for them to enjoy.

 

[Corbin]

Love me some Kevin Demoff. Guy is legit as they come.