It seems inevitable that a coach speaking openly about burnout and work-life balance will walk away at some point. Los Angeles should be prepared for whenever that day comes.
Sean McVay officially announced he is returning for his seventh season with the Rams, after initially opening up and sharing in the aftermath of Week 18 that he would consider stepping away, extinguishing—for now—any of the numerous succession plans that may have been in the works over the coming weeks.
Had he left, we may have been talking about a new regime led by McVay’s defensive coordinator, Raheem Morris.
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Packers linebacker Quay Walker got an incredibly tiny slap on the wrist after pushing a Detroit medical staffer.
During the week 18 loss to the Lions, which eliminated the Packers from postseason contention, Walker shoved a Lions trainer as he attempted to provide aid to D’Andre Swift.
The situation looked even worse when you factor in the focus on health and safety in the aftermath of Damar Hamlin’s medical emergency.
This is one of the dumbest things you’ll ever see in a football game.
Quay Walker shoved the athletic trainer and was ejected. pic.twitter.
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The infraction from the Chargers defensive end helped Jacksonville in its come-from-behind victory.
Everything went right for the Chargers in the first half of their wild-card game against the Jaguars on Saturday. Los Angeles led 27–7 at halftime and appeared to be on its way to the AFC divisional round after a strong first-half performance.
That’s until Jags head coach Doug Pederson put together a master class in play calling and Trevor Lawrence redeemed himself in the second half after throwing four interceptions in the first 30 minutes of action.