With his Los Angeles Rams playing in their second Super Bowl in four seasons Sunday, this time against the Cincinnati Bengals, Sean McVay is already one of the NFL’s best head coaches.
But a toll on every non-football part of you comes pre-packaged with such success. It’s one McVay might be preparing to surrender altogether.
According to ESPN, the 36-year-old phenom coach is pondering his future and what role football has in it after his Rams (-4.5) and Bengals square off in Super Bowl LVI. And that includes prioritizing his family, the coach explained this week.