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.

The Los Angeles Rams are entering what is projected to be a busy offseason, and there are rumblings of discontent under center. Not only is Cooper Kupp officially on the trade block, but reports about quarterback Matthew Stafford being on the move are making the rounds aplenty.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay gets a lot of acclaim in the league. He’s coached one of the most successful teams since he took over in 2017, made two Super Bowl appearances, won one and has made the playoffs in four of the past five seasons. He’s also one of the most popular coaches among his peers.

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,

There was a time in the not-too-distant past when it looked like Jared Goff was going to be the savior of the Los Angeles Rams. Paired up with the then-youngest coach in the NFL, Sean McVay, after a not-so-great start to his career under Jeff Fisher,

The Los Angeles Rams have a huge decision to make this offseason involving Super Bowl-winning quarterback Matthew Stafford. Stafford can still play at an incredibly high level, there's no question about it.

The Los Angeles Rams’ season went a lot better than people expected. After a slow start that had some questioning if the Rams were going to blow it up midseason and make some major trades, the team turned it around in a big way.

With Matthew Stafford's future uncertain, Sean McVay reportedly knows which quarterback he'd like to start for the Los Angeles Rams in the 2025 NFL season―and it's not Aaron Rodgers.

Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford and his agent are shopping to determine his worth. Meantime, the Rams must determine whether they will pay Stafford a competitive rate to remain with them another season or trade him to save cash and acquire draft capital.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay raised eyebrows in January when he was noncommittal about Matthew Stafford remaining the club's starting quarterback.

The Matthew Stafford trade rumors keep heating up at the Combine, yet more than one NFL Insider believes the chances of the one-time Super Bowl champion returning to the Los Angeles Rams are very high.

There are no more questions about who will be under center for the Los Angeles Rams in Week 1 next season. It’ll be the same guy who led them to the Super Bowl in 2021 and had them on the brink of an NFC title game last season.