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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
Sport
Jason Lieser

Rams, Bears ended 2018 in heartbreak; one team saw clear path to bouncing back

McVay is 55-26, plus 6-3 in the playoffs, in five seasons as Rams head coach. | AP Photos

It wasn’t quite the same level of deflation as the Bears losing their season on the Double Doink, but Rams coach Sean McVay felt similarly dejected as he walked off the field after falling to the Patriots in Super Bowl LIII.

Here he was, the supposed offensive wunderkind and leader of a team that tied for the best record in the NFL that season, and he was at the center of an epic failure. The Rams lost 13-3, matching the fewest points scored in a Super Bowl, and spent the whole night punting.

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