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Bob Raissman

Bob Raissman: Sean McVay will have a prime TV gig waiting when he does decide to walk away from Rams

NEW YORK — The old adage that timing is everything is not always applicable. Especially when it comes to potential NFL broadcasters.

Like Sean McVay. The Los Angeles Rams coach was once again pondering his future. Speculation ran deep, as it did after his team won the Super Bowl, that he had a serious interest in the broadcast booth or a studio gig.

McVay ended the speculation Friday, saying he would be returning to coach the Rams. Some industry sources said the broadcasting option was off the table because the marquee gigs, fitting someone with McVay’s magnetic personality and coaching reputation, are all filled.

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