The Los Angeles Rams saw their record slip under the .500 mark this weekend, and the team is scrambling to figure out solutions to the problems that have plagued their offense in recent games. Head coach Sean McVay addressed the media following the Rams’ loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, and stood by his quarterback Matthew Stafford in his evaluation of Los Angeles’ performance.
“I think he’s doing everything he can,” McVay explained. “I think he needs more help. I think guys got to play better around him. We’ve got to be able to help him be able to give himself a chance to sit on his back foot just passed even a hitch on some things. But I love Matthew Stafford. I’ll ride with that guy to the end of time. He’s continuing to do everything in his power to try to help our team move the football, score points, and we got to be able to help him out more.”
