What road, you mean the final 7 games?
This team never had the depth, if the starters could stray healthy they had a reasonable shot...now, they've simply lost too many skill players to recover.
They took a shot, it was exciting for a time, but reality is now setting in. Sadly, this little game of giving away picks and loading up a few malcontents on the down side isn't going to amount to a hill of beans.
Next year the bill begins to come due and it won't be pretty. As for McVay's future with the Rams, I'd put it closer to 7 years than 10.
Literally, none of this is true.
We've had depth or we wouldn't have a winning record every year under McVay and a Super Bowl appearance.
Reality is setting in? WTF are you on about. We've had Von Miller and OBJ for ONE GAME and neither has been able to really get into the playbook, Miller because of his rehab on his ankle and OBJ because he literally only just got here.
Also, you simply cannot underestimate how much losing Woods AFTER the install for this game hurt. Skow had no way to fill those shoes and when the game was still in reach, we didn't have Bobby Trees to look to. Skow missed a big block and dropped early passes that Woods doesn't typically drop (although his last game did have a few uncharacteristic drops). Bottom line for Woods is that his late scratch REALLY hurt the game planning for this game and then having to wedge OBJ into the mix was too much to battle a smash mouth team where execution is paramount.
the bill comes due? Oh, you mean how we lose $40+M in dead cap and have Les Snead and Tony Pastoors to configure contracts to keep all these additions as well as figure out our OL?
Sorry, the loss sucked and I'm so upset I can't sleep or even get my hands to stop shaking... but this? This is pure nonsense.
Lastly, this is McVay's fifth year. I don't bet, but if I did, I'd go all in on McVay lasting far longer than 7 years. We aren't the damn Chargers firing a 14-2 HC.