Sean McVay Rips Himself for Rams' Week 1 Australia Travel Plans: 'Sometimes You Have a Dumbass Coach'
McVay joked that the Rams’ late trip left them underprepared after a 27-7 loss, then praised a 28-6 rebound win over the Giants.
- Following Monday's 28-6 win over the New York Giants, Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay took responsibility for the team's disastrous travel strategy for their international game in Melbourne, Australia.
- The Rams' decision to bracket 15-hour flights to Australia resulted in a 27-7 loss to San Francisco in Week 1, while their opponents arrived early to acclimate to local time.
- Quarterback Matthew Stafford passed for over 300 yards and reached 426 career touchdown passes, placing him seventh all-time, while Aaron Donald returned to action for the first time in two years.
- McVay jokingly called himself a "dumbass" for the scheduling error, stating, "Sometimes you win, sometimes you learn and sometimes you have a dumbass coach that makes travel plans that puts you in bad spots."
- With travel mistakes behind them, Los Angeles shifts focus to Week 3, traveling to the Mile High City to face Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos on Sunday night.
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Sean McVay offers self-deprecating 'dropped mic' response as Los Angeles Rams are back in Super Bowl chase - NEW YORK TIMES POST
The Los Angeles Rams won their first game of the season Monday night and that allows coach Sean McVay to stop beating himself up about the season-opening loss in Australia. McVay, you should know, had been stewing about that loss to the San Francisco 49ers abroad for going on two weeks leading up to Monday [...]
Sean McVay offers self-deprecating 'dropped mic' response as Los Angeles Rams are back in Super Bowl chase
The Los Angeles Rams won their first game of the season Monday night and that allows coach Sean McVay to stop beating himself up about the season-opening loss in Australia.McVay, you should know, had been stewing about that loss to the San Francisco 49ers abroad for going on two weeks leading up to Monday night's game. He took it personally, and blamed himself, maybe because he recognized he was part of the problem.McVay finally confessed to tha…
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