US Edition"Sean McVay Proved He's Overrated!": Craig Carton Rips Into Rams HC's "Moronic" Game Management in NFCCG Loss to Seahawks
Sean McVay's strategic errors and special teams mistakes played a major role in the Rams' 31-27 loss, despite Matthew Stafford's 374 yards and three touchdowns.
- On Sunday, the Los Angeles Rams lost 31-27 to the Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field in the NFC championship.
- McVay opted to pass on the Rams' final first-half possession, giving Seattle time to score, and later went for it on fourth-and-4 at the Seattle 6 with 4:59 remaining, but Stafford's pass was broken up by Devon Witherspoon.
- Statistically, the Rams offense gained 479 yards against the Seahawks defense, but Xavier Smith muffed a punt recovered by Dareke Young, leading to a quick drive by Sam Darnold.
- The loss denied the Los Angeles Rams a Super Bowl berth and was their second defeat at Seattle in two months, while Tom Brady criticized Sean McVay, Rams head coach, on Fox.
- Despite nine successful seasons, Sean McVay, Rams head coach, faces renewed scrutiny as he declined to discuss Matthew Stafford’s return next year despite key players like Puka Nacua staying.
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Rams’ Sean McVay comes under fire for decisions in loss to Seahawks
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay faced criticism for his decision-making in the NFC Championship loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday night. There were a few plays that caught the attention of NFL fans and pundits as the Seahawks narrowly edged the Rams, 31-27. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM The first came on his timeout usage late in the game. McVay took a timeout before S…
Sean McVay and Matthew Stafford lament Rams' missed opportunities
Sean McVay had zero interest in discussing whether Matthew Stafford, his soon-to-be 38-year-old quarterback, will be back for the Los Angeles Rams next year. McVay had a bit more to say about how his team came up short against the Seattle Seahawks yet again on Sunday, losing 31-27 in the NFC championship game. The Rams lost twice in a two-month span at Seattle, falling 38-37 in December when the Seahawks converted two 2-point conversions in regu…
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