Sean McVay became the youngest head coach in NFL history to win a Super Bowl after the Los Angeles Rams took down the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday night. At 36 years old, you would think there’d be several more championships in his future – but only if he doesn’t ride off into the sunset and retire.
There have been rumors about McVay bolting from the NFL to become a broadcaster after winning a Super Bowl, leaving the coaching ranks far earlier than anyone would expect. He added fuel to that fire when he said he wants to start a family and spend time with them, saying there’s “no chance” he’ll be someone who coaches into his 60s.
He was asked directly by Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times if he’ll be back with the Rams in 2022 and his answer was, “We’ll see.”
