Sean McVay says he never seriously thought his partnership with Matthew Stafford would come to an end this month after four seasons together with the Los Angeles Rams. The head coach still acknowledged Monday that he's “been sleeping better the last couple of days” since the Rams and Stafford ended their much-publicized negotiations by agreeing to a restructured contract that gives a substantial raise to the Super Bowl-winning quarterback.

Sean McVay has been having sweet dreams ever since the Rams re-upped with a certain Super Bowl-winning quarterback last week. Speaking to reporters Monday, the longtime Rams coach, 39, said he’s “been sleeping better these last couple of days” after veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford agreed to stay with the team on a restructured contract Friday following brief flirtations with the Giants and Raiders.

Matthew Stafford and Sean McVay proved they were a match made in heaven when they won the Super Bowl together. Recently, they had a close call with having to part ways. That changed late last week when the Los Angeles Rams finalized a deal to keep Stafford in Hollywood.

Sean McVay insists he never seriously thought his partnership with Matthew Stafford would come to an end this month after four seasons together with the Los Angeles Rams. The head coach still acknowledged he’s “been sleeping better the last couple of days” since the Rams and Stafford ended their widely publicized negotiations by agreeing to a restructured contract that gives a substantial raise to the Super Bowl-winning quarterback.

The Los Angeles Rams almost had a dream season in 2018. They won 15 games that season – including playoffs – but fell in the most crucial game of the year. Now, looking back, Sean McVay admits he was way over his head.

I don’t agree with the decision… I believed my career would begin and end in LA.” — Cooper Kupp, Feb 2025. The post NFL Rumors: $7.5M Cooper Kupp Decision forces Rams' to Change Stance As Sean Mcvay's WR Bids Tough Farewell appeared first on EssentiallySports.

The unexpected announcement of Cooper Kupp's departure from the Los Angeles Rams shocked both insiders and outsiders, and his coach, Sean McVay, anticipates a great future for him in the NFL. On February 3rd,

For the first time in his head coaching career, Sean McVay and the Los Angeles Rams were forced to work without Aaron Donald in 2024 following the defensive tackle’s surprising retirement. Despite the layoff,

Sean McVay took over as the head coach of the Los Angeles Rams in 2017, it was clear he was something special and was going to lead the team into a new, exciting era of football. When you become a head coach at the age of 30,

Sean McVay became head coach of the Los Angeles Rams at just 30 years old in 2017, so while he is still one of the NFL's youngest coaches at 39, he is a grizzled veteran at the same time. So far, McVay has resisted a very early retirement from coaching despite plenty of rumors that he may do so.

The Los Angeles Rams hired Sean McVay as their head coach in 2017. At 31, McVay became the youngest head coach in NFL history. In his second season, he led quarterback Jared Goff and the Rams to Super Bowl 53,