There’s a lot that goes into being a great head coach. Not only do you have to be a leader that players want to follow, but you must possess the ability to draw up smart plays and make wise decisions in crunch time.
Sean McVay checks all of those boxes (and others), but what sets him apart as one of the best coaches in football is his ability to put his players in the best spots to succeed. After losses, and even some wins, McVay often talks about his failure to put players in good spots.
He probably doesn’t give himself enough credit in that area because when it comes to setting up his receivers for success, no one’s better than McVay.
