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What I love about Coach McVay is he's never stuck in his thinking. He will inevitably take that next step to allowing someone else to call his offense. And I would think if Jay kicks ass for him in his role, which I assume is going to be quality control, i.e. analyzing the Rams offense for tells and tendencies and maybe opponents as well from outside the circle, then he will certainly get consideration to replace Coen.Gruden working remotely, but it gets him back out there. Now that gives him an opportunity to become an OC for somebody next year as I don't believe he would take the job with the Rams because McVay calls the plays, but with all the OC's being given jobs under McVay especially if Liam Coen gets one, you might see Jay Gruden as the next OC in L.A., however, more likely to be paired with a defensive coach who gets a head coaching gig.
So if that were to happen Jay would be ideal as a guy to be the one McVay trusts to run his offense. It would have a wholesome "comes around goes around" type feel to it. Or maybe McVay keeps him on the outside as a resource and the Rams pay him for that. I think either would be viable. Jay certainly is an excellent OC.