In the week leading up to the Super Bowl between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals, there were reports that Sean McVay could consider leaving the coaching scene in favor of taking a job on television. McVay has since committed to remaining the head coach of the Rams after leading Los Angeles to a Super Bowl victory, attempting to repeat as world champions next season.
While McVay is preparing for his sixth year as the head coach of the Rams — with a new-look coaching staff and potentially an extension — he admits that getting in the booth is something that interests him down the road.
“I love this game, I love coaching this game, I love working with the people. I just think the timing and everything that surrounded it, it’s very flattering. I’m humbled by it,” McVay said Wednesday. “To say that that’s not something down the line that I’m not very interested and intrigued by would not be accurate, but I’m totally committed to coaching.
