Rams Hire Kliff Kingsbury, Boost Offense

0:00For the NFL, it's March 4th. Here's what's happening. The Los Angeles Rams are shaking up their coaching staff this off-season after a tough loss in the NFC championship game. Head coach Sean McVeigh promoted Nate Scheele-Hassie and hired Cliff Kingsbury as assistant head coach to focus on game planning and play designs. This move follows offensive coordinator Michael Floor's departure to become head coach of the Arizona Cardinals. Kingsbury brings fresh ideas from his time as Washington commanders offensive coordinator and former Arizona Cardinals head coach. Kingsbury's background includes calling plays at Texas Tech, where he built dynamic offenses. Fans see this as a boost for the RAM staff, adding experience to challenge last season's performance. His arrival could bring more balance between running and passing plays for consistency week to week. It might also create extra yards after catch chances for receivers like Puke Nakua. Looking ahead, Kingsbury's work with mobile quarterbacks like Jaden Daniel Sparks, talk of Rams pursuing one, such as Indian

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