Sean McVay has his sights set on greatness in 2023 after the Los Angeles Rams’ 2022 campaign saw the team fall flat on its face. The defending Super Bowl champions only have five wins to show for their efforts through 15 games so far this year, and haven’t lived up to the sky-high expectations that many fans had back in August.
But McVay didn’t seem too concerned about his team’s position heading into the final weeks of the 2022 season. In comments to the media after the Rams’ Week 16 win against the Denver Broncos, he told reporters that he is instructing his coaching staff and players to play with abandon and show him everything they can as the team looks to reload next year.
