McVay Ponders Play Calling Handoff

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. Sean McVeigh has called the offensive plays for the Los Angeles Rams ever since he became head coach back in 2017. His schemes have powered some of the league's top offenses, including this past season. But earlier this week, he made ways by saying that play calling is not necessarily a must for him to keep leading the team. McVeigh explained he's open to handing over those duties, if folks like General Manager Les Sneed or others in the organization think it would help the Rams. He delivered the comment with a laugh during a call, and some people on the line chuckle too, but it came across as genuine. Fans and analysts are buzzing about what this means for one of the NFL's best coaches. McVeigh's play calling has been a huge part of his success, so giving it up could shake things up. Still, it shows he's thinking long-term about the team's needs. No changes are happening right now, but McVeigh has clearly pondered the idea before.

1:02It might not make sense to take away his biggest strength anytime soon. Looking ahead, this opens the door for the Rams to evolve. Whether McVeigh ever steps back from calling plays, it highlights how flexible he is as a leader. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage. When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen, s-o-l-i-soli-pillow.com.