by TomSlick 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 2908 Joined: Jun 01 2015 Many of us know the feeling of the universe conspiring to bring car and driver together. Superstar McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #131 actionjack wrote:I dont know what this means lolThat is an odd quote. Sounds like the guy wants to remain relevant. Old race cars and the men and women who piloted these beasts are covered in Vintage Motorsport magazine. The eras covered are about 1900 to the year 2010 or so. Great writing and photography. by TomSlick 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 2908 Joined: Jun 01 2015 Many of us know the feeling of the universe conspiring to bring car and driver together. Superstar McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #132 actionjack wrote:I wouldnt do that. There is a reason that our coaches get poached. I want to keep the system in place especially ends up being a hiatus type deal. The players love Raheem, would love to see continuity in the philosophy.I don't think there will be much poaching this time.I don't like the hiatus deal. What if McVay changes his mind and decides not to come back or take another year or two off. If he bails, and I hope he does, next man up. Old race cars and the men and women who piloted these beasts are covered in Vintage Motorsport magazine. The eras covered are about 1900 to the year 2010 or so. Great writing and photography. by actionjack 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 5177 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #133 Last edited by actionjack on Jan 09 2023, edited 1 time in total. Gareth liked this post TomSlick wrote:I don't think there will be much poaching this time.I don't like the hiatus deal. What if McVay changes his mind and decides not to come back or take another year or two off. If he bails, and I hope he does, next man up.I dont love it either, it would have to be a 1 year deal if anything, after that move on.But what i dont want to do is start over with a whole new coaching staff and building. Baker has mentioned consistently how great and different our building is, so I would like to do whatever it takes to maintain that. Despite this year, we have a winning culture which has been extremely hard to develop prior to our time with McVay. I hope McVay stays and delegates more and we run it back again, will see. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy 1 by snackdaddy 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 10043 Joined: May 30 2015 Merced California Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #134 TomSlick wrote:That is an odd quote. Sounds like the guy wants to remain relevant.I'm sure he does. One could also take this as he wants to coach but not with the Rams. Like I said earlier, if he bails because he doesn't want to deal with rebuilding I would lose respect for him. I guess this generation is different today. Guys like Belicheck and Reid have been doing it a helluva lot longer. Don't see them getting burned out and needing a year off. Maybe McVay doesn't love football as much as we thought? by Elvis 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 41492 Joined: Mar 28 2015 Los Angeles Administrator McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #135 TOPIC AUTHOR UtahRam liked this post He's been with his wife since he was coaching in Washington so you'd think they'd have the routine down but... RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by rams74 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 1743 Joined: Nov 19 2015 Glendale, Arizona Pro Bowl McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #136 Gareth liked this post snackdaddy wrote:I'm sure he does. One could also take this as he wants to coach but not with the Rams. Like I said earlier, if he bails because he doesn't want to deal with rebuilding I would lose respect for him. I guess this generation is different today. Guys like Belicheck and Reid have been doing it a helluva lot longer. Don't see them getting burned out and needing a year off. Maybe McVay doesn't love football as much as we thought?Dick Vermeil burned out and stepped away. For 15 years. Maybe it's less about how much they love football, and more about learning how to manage the job without killing yourself. 1 by majik 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 1269 Joined: Aug 31 2015 New Jersey Pro Bowl Re: McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #137 UtahRam liked this post McVay may be a control freak who cannot scale it back. He needs to find an OC whom he can trust and delegate to so that he can start a family and actually see them during the football season. This question is can he do it?As an aside, I don’t see why a network broadcasting an NFL game would pay McVay or Tom Brady $30M per year to offer color commentary. Is there someone out there actually on the fence about getting Amazon Prime and having Brady or McVay providing color commentary going to be the clincher to get them to plunk down the $149 for Amazon Prime? 1 by actionjack 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 5177 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #138 rams74 wrote:Dick Vermeil burned out and stepped away. For 15 years. Maybe it's less about how much they love football, and more about learning how to manage the job without killing yourself.I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy by PARAM 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 13211 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #139 actionjack wrote:I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure.He won't because he'll owe the Rams 4 years of service. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril by CanuckRightWinger 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 2777 Joined: Jan 13 2016 VANCOUVER, BC Superstar McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #140 bremillard liked this post Lotsa speculation, projection, and angst amongst Rams Faithful these days....Dick Vermeil was 46 years old when he stepped away from the Eagles after 7 seasons in 1982 after Head Coaching them since 1976. His hiatus from the NFL was 13 years (1983-96). As we all know, Dick Vermeil came back to the NFL in 1997 and HC'd Los Ramos to SBXXXIV glory in the 1999 season. Vermeil also had HCing success post-Rams with KC 2001-2005.So not the same deal as 36 year old yute Sean McVay, IMO.Watching McVay's presser today, I see Jourdan Rodrique labelled it "reflective". I saw it, coming from Mr. "WeNotMe", as very self-centred. I didn't see much stoic, selfless, self-sacrificing leadership verbage coming out of McVay's mouth. More of, "hey, I promise to get back to y'all when I determine what is best....for me." McVay has definite talent which led us to a Lombardi Trophy, for which all Rams Fans are grateful, myself included....but the young gifted Head Coach McVay does NOT walk on water. Two missed Playoff seasons in 6 years make his Ram Teams 67% NFL relevant. On a percentage basis, Chuck Knox did better, and so did Mike Martz. Dick Vermeil also won us a Lombardi......and guess what Rams Fans?We survived the exits of Mssrs. Knox, Martz and Vermeil........and we shall survive the departure of one Sean McVay.....if in fact, it actually comes to that.This "burnout factor" doesn't seem to fry the high-strung Mike Tomlin (aged 50) nor 64 year old guys like Andy Reid, nor the 70-somethings Pete Carroll,.....and that Bill Belichick guy.... all of whom apparently, also had some Lombardi successes. But our 36 year old....he evidently senses something! Gee....could it be a long and messy rebuild maybe....and its inherent NFL irrelevancy?? Just asking.....and admittedly speculating....just like everybody else. JMO, but If I am Stan Kroenke, I would not appreciate having my generous (and SIGNED!) Contract extension, just inked last summer, welched-on by Mr. McVay.....neither personally, nor legally.Cheers, from cool and drizzly Vancouver, BC. 1 Reply 14 / 32 1 14 32 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 311 posts Jun 30 2025 FOLLOW US @RAMSFANSUNITED Who liked this post
by TomSlick 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 2908 Joined: Jun 01 2015 Many of us know the feeling of the universe conspiring to bring car and driver together. Superstar McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #132 actionjack wrote:I wouldnt do that. There is a reason that our coaches get poached. I want to keep the system in place especially ends up being a hiatus type deal. The players love Raheem, would love to see continuity in the philosophy.I don't think there will be much poaching this time.I don't like the hiatus deal. What if McVay changes his mind and decides not to come back or take another year or two off. If he bails, and I hope he does, next man up. Old race cars and the men and women who piloted these beasts are covered in Vintage Motorsport magazine. The eras covered are about 1900 to the year 2010 or so. Great writing and photography. by actionjack 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 5177 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #133 Last edited by actionjack on Jan 09 2023, edited 1 time in total. Gareth liked this post TomSlick wrote:I don't think there will be much poaching this time.I don't like the hiatus deal. What if McVay changes his mind and decides not to come back or take another year or two off. If he bails, and I hope he does, next man up.I dont love it either, it would have to be a 1 year deal if anything, after that move on.But what i dont want to do is start over with a whole new coaching staff and building. Baker has mentioned consistently how great and different our building is, so I would like to do whatever it takes to maintain that. Despite this year, we have a winning culture which has been extremely hard to develop prior to our time with McVay. I hope McVay stays and delegates more and we run it back again, will see. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy 1 by snackdaddy 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 10043 Joined: May 30 2015 Merced California Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #134 TomSlick wrote:That is an odd quote. Sounds like the guy wants to remain relevant.I'm sure he does. One could also take this as he wants to coach but not with the Rams. Like I said earlier, if he bails because he doesn't want to deal with rebuilding I would lose respect for him. I guess this generation is different today. Guys like Belicheck and Reid have been doing it a helluva lot longer. Don't see them getting burned out and needing a year off. Maybe McVay doesn't love football as much as we thought? by Elvis 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 41492 Joined: Mar 28 2015 Los Angeles Administrator McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #135 TOPIC AUTHOR UtahRam liked this post He's been with his wife since he was coaching in Washington so you'd think they'd have the routine down but... RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by rams74 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 1743 Joined: Nov 19 2015 Glendale, Arizona Pro Bowl McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #136 Gareth liked this post snackdaddy wrote:I'm sure he does. One could also take this as he wants to coach but not with the Rams. Like I said earlier, if he bails because he doesn't want to deal with rebuilding I would lose respect for him. I guess this generation is different today. Guys like Belicheck and Reid have been doing it a helluva lot longer. Don't see them getting burned out and needing a year off. Maybe McVay doesn't love football as much as we thought?Dick Vermeil burned out and stepped away. For 15 years. Maybe it's less about how much they love football, and more about learning how to manage the job without killing yourself. 1 by majik 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 1269 Joined: Aug 31 2015 New Jersey Pro Bowl Re: McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #137 UtahRam liked this post McVay may be a control freak who cannot scale it back. He needs to find an OC whom he can trust and delegate to so that he can start a family and actually see them during the football season. This question is can he do it?As an aside, I don’t see why a network broadcasting an NFL game would pay McVay or Tom Brady $30M per year to offer color commentary. Is there someone out there actually on the fence about getting Amazon Prime and having Brady or McVay providing color commentary going to be the clincher to get them to plunk down the $149 for Amazon Prime? 1 by actionjack 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 5177 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #138 rams74 wrote:Dick Vermeil burned out and stepped away. For 15 years. Maybe it's less about how much they love football, and more about learning how to manage the job without killing yourself.I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy by PARAM 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 13211 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #139 actionjack wrote:I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure.He won't because he'll owe the Rams 4 years of service. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril by CanuckRightWinger 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 2777 Joined: Jan 13 2016 VANCOUVER, BC Superstar McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #140 bremillard liked this post Lotsa speculation, projection, and angst amongst Rams Faithful these days....Dick Vermeil was 46 years old when he stepped away from the Eagles after 7 seasons in 1982 after Head Coaching them since 1976. His hiatus from the NFL was 13 years (1983-96). As we all know, Dick Vermeil came back to the NFL in 1997 and HC'd Los Ramos to SBXXXIV glory in the 1999 season. Vermeil also had HCing success post-Rams with KC 2001-2005.So not the same deal as 36 year old yute Sean McVay, IMO.Watching McVay's presser today, I see Jourdan Rodrique labelled it "reflective". I saw it, coming from Mr. "WeNotMe", as very self-centred. I didn't see much stoic, selfless, self-sacrificing leadership verbage coming out of McVay's mouth. More of, "hey, I promise to get back to y'all when I determine what is best....for me." McVay has definite talent which led us to a Lombardi Trophy, for which all Rams Fans are grateful, myself included....but the young gifted Head Coach McVay does NOT walk on water. Two missed Playoff seasons in 6 years make his Ram Teams 67% NFL relevant. On a percentage basis, Chuck Knox did better, and so did Mike Martz. Dick Vermeil also won us a Lombardi......and guess what Rams Fans?We survived the exits of Mssrs. Knox, Martz and Vermeil........and we shall survive the departure of one Sean McVay.....if in fact, it actually comes to that.This "burnout factor" doesn't seem to fry the high-strung Mike Tomlin (aged 50) nor 64 year old guys like Andy Reid, nor the 70-somethings Pete Carroll,.....and that Bill Belichick guy.... all of whom apparently, also had some Lombardi successes. But our 36 year old....he evidently senses something! Gee....could it be a long and messy rebuild maybe....and its inherent NFL irrelevancy?? Just asking.....and admittedly speculating....just like everybody else. JMO, but If I am Stan Kroenke, I would not appreciate having my generous (and SIGNED!) Contract extension, just inked last summer, welched-on by Mr. McVay.....neither personally, nor legally.Cheers, from cool and drizzly Vancouver, BC. 1 Reply 14 / 32 1 14 32 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 311 posts Jun 30 2025 FOLLOW US @RAMSFANSUNITED Who liked this post
by actionjack 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 5177 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #133 Last edited by actionjack on Jan 09 2023, edited 1 time in total. Gareth liked this post TomSlick wrote:I don't think there will be much poaching this time.I don't like the hiatus deal. What if McVay changes his mind and decides not to come back or take another year or two off. If he bails, and I hope he does, next man up.I dont love it either, it would have to be a 1 year deal if anything, after that move on.But what i dont want to do is start over with a whole new coaching staff and building. Baker has mentioned consistently how great and different our building is, so I would like to do whatever it takes to maintain that. Despite this year, we have a winning culture which has been extremely hard to develop prior to our time with McVay. I hope McVay stays and delegates more and we run it back again, will see. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy 1 by snackdaddy 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 10043 Joined: May 30 2015 Merced California Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #134 TomSlick wrote:That is an odd quote. Sounds like the guy wants to remain relevant.I'm sure he does. One could also take this as he wants to coach but not with the Rams. Like I said earlier, if he bails because he doesn't want to deal with rebuilding I would lose respect for him. I guess this generation is different today. Guys like Belicheck and Reid have been doing it a helluva lot longer. Don't see them getting burned out and needing a year off. Maybe McVay doesn't love football as much as we thought? by Elvis 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 41492 Joined: Mar 28 2015 Los Angeles Administrator McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #135 TOPIC AUTHOR UtahRam liked this post He's been with his wife since he was coaching in Washington so you'd think they'd have the routine down but... RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by rams74 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 1743 Joined: Nov 19 2015 Glendale, Arizona Pro Bowl McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #136 Gareth liked this post snackdaddy wrote:I'm sure he does. One could also take this as he wants to coach but not with the Rams. Like I said earlier, if he bails because he doesn't want to deal with rebuilding I would lose respect for him. I guess this generation is different today. Guys like Belicheck and Reid have been doing it a helluva lot longer. Don't see them getting burned out and needing a year off. Maybe McVay doesn't love football as much as we thought?Dick Vermeil burned out and stepped away. For 15 years. Maybe it's less about how much they love football, and more about learning how to manage the job without killing yourself. 1 by majik 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 1269 Joined: Aug 31 2015 New Jersey Pro Bowl Re: McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #137 UtahRam liked this post McVay may be a control freak who cannot scale it back. He needs to find an OC whom he can trust and delegate to so that he can start a family and actually see them during the football season. This question is can he do it?As an aside, I don’t see why a network broadcasting an NFL game would pay McVay or Tom Brady $30M per year to offer color commentary. Is there someone out there actually on the fence about getting Amazon Prime and having Brady or McVay providing color commentary going to be the clincher to get them to plunk down the $149 for Amazon Prime? 1 by actionjack 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 5177 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #138 rams74 wrote:Dick Vermeil burned out and stepped away. For 15 years. Maybe it's less about how much they love football, and more about learning how to manage the job without killing yourself.I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy by PARAM 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 13211 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #139 actionjack wrote:I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure.He won't because he'll owe the Rams 4 years of service. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril by CanuckRightWinger 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 2777 Joined: Jan 13 2016 VANCOUVER, BC Superstar McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #140 bremillard liked this post Lotsa speculation, projection, and angst amongst Rams Faithful these days....Dick Vermeil was 46 years old when he stepped away from the Eagles after 7 seasons in 1982 after Head Coaching them since 1976. His hiatus from the NFL was 13 years (1983-96). As we all know, Dick Vermeil came back to the NFL in 1997 and HC'd Los Ramos to SBXXXIV glory in the 1999 season. Vermeil also had HCing success post-Rams with KC 2001-2005.So not the same deal as 36 year old yute Sean McVay, IMO.Watching McVay's presser today, I see Jourdan Rodrique labelled it "reflective". I saw it, coming from Mr. "WeNotMe", as very self-centred. I didn't see much stoic, selfless, self-sacrificing leadership verbage coming out of McVay's mouth. More of, "hey, I promise to get back to y'all when I determine what is best....for me." McVay has definite talent which led us to a Lombardi Trophy, for which all Rams Fans are grateful, myself included....but the young gifted Head Coach McVay does NOT walk on water. Two missed Playoff seasons in 6 years make his Ram Teams 67% NFL relevant. On a percentage basis, Chuck Knox did better, and so did Mike Martz. Dick Vermeil also won us a Lombardi......and guess what Rams Fans?We survived the exits of Mssrs. Knox, Martz and Vermeil........and we shall survive the departure of one Sean McVay.....if in fact, it actually comes to that.This "burnout factor" doesn't seem to fry the high-strung Mike Tomlin (aged 50) nor 64 year old guys like Andy Reid, nor the 70-somethings Pete Carroll,.....and that Bill Belichick guy.... all of whom apparently, also had some Lombardi successes. But our 36 year old....he evidently senses something! Gee....could it be a long and messy rebuild maybe....and its inherent NFL irrelevancy?? Just asking.....and admittedly speculating....just like everybody else. JMO, but If I am Stan Kroenke, I would not appreciate having my generous (and SIGNED!) Contract extension, just inked last summer, welched-on by Mr. McVay.....neither personally, nor legally.Cheers, from cool and drizzly Vancouver, BC. 1 Reply 14 / 32 1 14 32 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 311 posts Jun 30 2025 FOLLOW US @RAMSFANSUNITED Who liked this post
by snackdaddy 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 10043 Joined: May 30 2015 Merced California Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #134 TomSlick wrote:That is an odd quote. Sounds like the guy wants to remain relevant.I'm sure he does. One could also take this as he wants to coach but not with the Rams. Like I said earlier, if he bails because he doesn't want to deal with rebuilding I would lose respect for him. I guess this generation is different today. Guys like Belicheck and Reid have been doing it a helluva lot longer. Don't see them getting burned out and needing a year off. Maybe McVay doesn't love football as much as we thought? by Elvis 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 41492 Joined: Mar 28 2015 Los Angeles Administrator McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #135 TOPIC AUTHOR UtahRam liked this post He's been with his wife since he was coaching in Washington so you'd think they'd have the routine down but... RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by rams74 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 1743 Joined: Nov 19 2015 Glendale, Arizona Pro Bowl McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #136 Gareth liked this post snackdaddy wrote:I'm sure he does. One could also take this as he wants to coach but not with the Rams. Like I said earlier, if he bails because he doesn't want to deal with rebuilding I would lose respect for him. I guess this generation is different today. Guys like Belicheck and Reid have been doing it a helluva lot longer. Don't see them getting burned out and needing a year off. Maybe McVay doesn't love football as much as we thought?Dick Vermeil burned out and stepped away. For 15 years. Maybe it's less about how much they love football, and more about learning how to manage the job without killing yourself. 1 by majik 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 1269 Joined: Aug 31 2015 New Jersey Pro Bowl Re: McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #137 UtahRam liked this post McVay may be a control freak who cannot scale it back. He needs to find an OC whom he can trust and delegate to so that he can start a family and actually see them during the football season. This question is can he do it?As an aside, I don’t see why a network broadcasting an NFL game would pay McVay or Tom Brady $30M per year to offer color commentary. Is there someone out there actually on the fence about getting Amazon Prime and having Brady or McVay providing color commentary going to be the clincher to get them to plunk down the $149 for Amazon Prime? 1 by actionjack 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 5177 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #138 rams74 wrote:Dick Vermeil burned out and stepped away. For 15 years. Maybe it's less about how much they love football, and more about learning how to manage the job without killing yourself.I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy by PARAM 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 13211 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #139 actionjack wrote:I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure.He won't because he'll owe the Rams 4 years of service. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril by CanuckRightWinger 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 2777 Joined: Jan 13 2016 VANCOUVER, BC Superstar McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #140 bremillard liked this post Lotsa speculation, projection, and angst amongst Rams Faithful these days....Dick Vermeil was 46 years old when he stepped away from the Eagles after 7 seasons in 1982 after Head Coaching them since 1976. His hiatus from the NFL was 13 years (1983-96). As we all know, Dick Vermeil came back to the NFL in 1997 and HC'd Los Ramos to SBXXXIV glory in the 1999 season. Vermeil also had HCing success post-Rams with KC 2001-2005.So not the same deal as 36 year old yute Sean McVay, IMO.Watching McVay's presser today, I see Jourdan Rodrique labelled it "reflective". I saw it, coming from Mr. "WeNotMe", as very self-centred. I didn't see much stoic, selfless, self-sacrificing leadership verbage coming out of McVay's mouth. More of, "hey, I promise to get back to y'all when I determine what is best....for me." McVay has definite talent which led us to a Lombardi Trophy, for which all Rams Fans are grateful, myself included....but the young gifted Head Coach McVay does NOT walk on water. Two missed Playoff seasons in 6 years make his Ram Teams 67% NFL relevant. On a percentage basis, Chuck Knox did better, and so did Mike Martz. Dick Vermeil also won us a Lombardi......and guess what Rams Fans?We survived the exits of Mssrs. Knox, Martz and Vermeil........and we shall survive the departure of one Sean McVay.....if in fact, it actually comes to that.This "burnout factor" doesn't seem to fry the high-strung Mike Tomlin (aged 50) nor 64 year old guys like Andy Reid, nor the 70-somethings Pete Carroll,.....and that Bill Belichick guy.... all of whom apparently, also had some Lombardi successes. But our 36 year old....he evidently senses something! Gee....could it be a long and messy rebuild maybe....and its inherent NFL irrelevancy?? Just asking.....and admittedly speculating....just like everybody else. JMO, but If I am Stan Kroenke, I would not appreciate having my generous (and SIGNED!) Contract extension, just inked last summer, welched-on by Mr. McVay.....neither personally, nor legally.Cheers, from cool and drizzly Vancouver, BC. 1 Reply 14 / 32 1 14 32 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 311 posts Jun 30 2025 FOLLOW US @RAMSFANSUNITED Who liked this post
by Elvis 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 41492 Joined: Mar 28 2015 Los Angeles Administrator McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #135 TOPIC AUTHOR UtahRam liked this post He's been with his wife since he was coaching in Washington so you'd think they'd have the routine down but... RFU Season Ticket Holder 1 by rams74 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 1743 Joined: Nov 19 2015 Glendale, Arizona Pro Bowl McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #136 Gareth liked this post snackdaddy wrote:I'm sure he does. One could also take this as he wants to coach but not with the Rams. Like I said earlier, if he bails because he doesn't want to deal with rebuilding I would lose respect for him. I guess this generation is different today. Guys like Belicheck and Reid have been doing it a helluva lot longer. Don't see them getting burned out and needing a year off. Maybe McVay doesn't love football as much as we thought?Dick Vermeil burned out and stepped away. For 15 years. Maybe it's less about how much they love football, and more about learning how to manage the job without killing yourself. 1 by majik 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 1269 Joined: Aug 31 2015 New Jersey Pro Bowl Re: McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #137 UtahRam liked this post McVay may be a control freak who cannot scale it back. He needs to find an OC whom he can trust and delegate to so that he can start a family and actually see them during the football season. This question is can he do it?As an aside, I don’t see why a network broadcasting an NFL game would pay McVay or Tom Brady $30M per year to offer color commentary. Is there someone out there actually on the fence about getting Amazon Prime and having Brady or McVay providing color commentary going to be the clincher to get them to plunk down the $149 for Amazon Prime? 1 by actionjack 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 5177 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #138 rams74 wrote:Dick Vermeil burned out and stepped away. For 15 years. Maybe it's less about how much they love football, and more about learning how to manage the job without killing yourself.I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy by PARAM 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 13211 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #139 actionjack wrote:I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure.He won't because he'll owe the Rams 4 years of service. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril by CanuckRightWinger 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 2777 Joined: Jan 13 2016 VANCOUVER, BC Superstar McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #140 bremillard liked this post Lotsa speculation, projection, and angst amongst Rams Faithful these days....Dick Vermeil was 46 years old when he stepped away from the Eagles after 7 seasons in 1982 after Head Coaching them since 1976. His hiatus from the NFL was 13 years (1983-96). As we all know, Dick Vermeil came back to the NFL in 1997 and HC'd Los Ramos to SBXXXIV glory in the 1999 season. Vermeil also had HCing success post-Rams with KC 2001-2005.So not the same deal as 36 year old yute Sean McVay, IMO.Watching McVay's presser today, I see Jourdan Rodrique labelled it "reflective". I saw it, coming from Mr. "WeNotMe", as very self-centred. I didn't see much stoic, selfless, self-sacrificing leadership verbage coming out of McVay's mouth. More of, "hey, I promise to get back to y'all when I determine what is best....for me." McVay has definite talent which led us to a Lombardi Trophy, for which all Rams Fans are grateful, myself included....but the young gifted Head Coach McVay does NOT walk on water. Two missed Playoff seasons in 6 years make his Ram Teams 67% NFL relevant. On a percentage basis, Chuck Knox did better, and so did Mike Martz. Dick Vermeil also won us a Lombardi......and guess what Rams Fans?We survived the exits of Mssrs. Knox, Martz and Vermeil........and we shall survive the departure of one Sean McVay.....if in fact, it actually comes to that.This "burnout factor" doesn't seem to fry the high-strung Mike Tomlin (aged 50) nor 64 year old guys like Andy Reid, nor the 70-somethings Pete Carroll,.....and that Bill Belichick guy.... all of whom apparently, also had some Lombardi successes. But our 36 year old....he evidently senses something! Gee....could it be a long and messy rebuild maybe....and its inherent NFL irrelevancy?? Just asking.....and admittedly speculating....just like everybody else. JMO, but If I am Stan Kroenke, I would not appreciate having my generous (and SIGNED!) Contract extension, just inked last summer, welched-on by Mr. McVay.....neither personally, nor legally.Cheers, from cool and drizzly Vancouver, BC. 1 Reply 14 / 32 1 14 32 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 311 posts Jun 30 2025
by rams74 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 1743 Joined: Nov 19 2015 Glendale, Arizona Pro Bowl McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #136 Gareth liked this post snackdaddy wrote:I'm sure he does. One could also take this as he wants to coach but not with the Rams. Like I said earlier, if he bails because he doesn't want to deal with rebuilding I would lose respect for him. I guess this generation is different today. Guys like Belicheck and Reid have been doing it a helluva lot longer. Don't see them getting burned out and needing a year off. Maybe McVay doesn't love football as much as we thought?Dick Vermeil burned out and stepped away. For 15 years. Maybe it's less about how much they love football, and more about learning how to manage the job without killing yourself. 1 by majik 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 1269 Joined: Aug 31 2015 New Jersey Pro Bowl Re: McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #137 UtahRam liked this post McVay may be a control freak who cannot scale it back. He needs to find an OC whom he can trust and delegate to so that he can start a family and actually see them during the football season. This question is can he do it?As an aside, I don’t see why a network broadcasting an NFL game would pay McVay or Tom Brady $30M per year to offer color commentary. Is there someone out there actually on the fence about getting Amazon Prime and having Brady or McVay providing color commentary going to be the clincher to get them to plunk down the $149 for Amazon Prime? 1 by actionjack 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 5177 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #138 rams74 wrote:Dick Vermeil burned out and stepped away. For 15 years. Maybe it's less about how much they love football, and more about learning how to manage the job without killing yourself.I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy by PARAM 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 13211 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #139 actionjack wrote:I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure.He won't because he'll owe the Rams 4 years of service. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril by CanuckRightWinger 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 2777 Joined: Jan 13 2016 VANCOUVER, BC Superstar McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #140 bremillard liked this post Lotsa speculation, projection, and angst amongst Rams Faithful these days....Dick Vermeil was 46 years old when he stepped away from the Eagles after 7 seasons in 1982 after Head Coaching them since 1976. His hiatus from the NFL was 13 years (1983-96). As we all know, Dick Vermeil came back to the NFL in 1997 and HC'd Los Ramos to SBXXXIV glory in the 1999 season. Vermeil also had HCing success post-Rams with KC 2001-2005.So not the same deal as 36 year old yute Sean McVay, IMO.Watching McVay's presser today, I see Jourdan Rodrique labelled it "reflective". I saw it, coming from Mr. "WeNotMe", as very self-centred. I didn't see much stoic, selfless, self-sacrificing leadership verbage coming out of McVay's mouth. More of, "hey, I promise to get back to y'all when I determine what is best....for me." McVay has definite talent which led us to a Lombardi Trophy, for which all Rams Fans are grateful, myself included....but the young gifted Head Coach McVay does NOT walk on water. Two missed Playoff seasons in 6 years make his Ram Teams 67% NFL relevant. On a percentage basis, Chuck Knox did better, and so did Mike Martz. Dick Vermeil also won us a Lombardi......and guess what Rams Fans?We survived the exits of Mssrs. Knox, Martz and Vermeil........and we shall survive the departure of one Sean McVay.....if in fact, it actually comes to that.This "burnout factor" doesn't seem to fry the high-strung Mike Tomlin (aged 50) nor 64 year old guys like Andy Reid, nor the 70-somethings Pete Carroll,.....and that Bill Belichick guy.... all of whom apparently, also had some Lombardi successes. But our 36 year old....he evidently senses something! Gee....could it be a long and messy rebuild maybe....and its inherent NFL irrelevancy?? Just asking.....and admittedly speculating....just like everybody else. JMO, but If I am Stan Kroenke, I would not appreciate having my generous (and SIGNED!) Contract extension, just inked last summer, welched-on by Mr. McVay.....neither personally, nor legally.Cheers, from cool and drizzly Vancouver, BC. 1 Reply 14 / 32 1 14 32 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 311 posts Jun 30 2025
by majik 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 1269 Joined: Aug 31 2015 New Jersey Pro Bowl Re: McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #137 UtahRam liked this post McVay may be a control freak who cannot scale it back. He needs to find an OC whom he can trust and delegate to so that he can start a family and actually see them during the football season. This question is can he do it?As an aside, I don’t see why a network broadcasting an NFL game would pay McVay or Tom Brady $30M per year to offer color commentary. Is there someone out there actually on the fence about getting Amazon Prime and having Brady or McVay providing color commentary going to be the clincher to get them to plunk down the $149 for Amazon Prime? 1 by actionjack 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 5177 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #138 rams74 wrote:Dick Vermeil burned out and stepped away. For 15 years. Maybe it's less about how much they love football, and more about learning how to manage the job without killing yourself.I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy by PARAM 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 13211 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #139 actionjack wrote:I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure.He won't because he'll owe the Rams 4 years of service. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril by CanuckRightWinger 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 2777 Joined: Jan 13 2016 VANCOUVER, BC Superstar McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #140 bremillard liked this post Lotsa speculation, projection, and angst amongst Rams Faithful these days....Dick Vermeil was 46 years old when he stepped away from the Eagles after 7 seasons in 1982 after Head Coaching them since 1976. His hiatus from the NFL was 13 years (1983-96). As we all know, Dick Vermeil came back to the NFL in 1997 and HC'd Los Ramos to SBXXXIV glory in the 1999 season. Vermeil also had HCing success post-Rams with KC 2001-2005.So not the same deal as 36 year old yute Sean McVay, IMO.Watching McVay's presser today, I see Jourdan Rodrique labelled it "reflective". I saw it, coming from Mr. "WeNotMe", as very self-centred. I didn't see much stoic, selfless, self-sacrificing leadership verbage coming out of McVay's mouth. More of, "hey, I promise to get back to y'all when I determine what is best....for me." McVay has definite talent which led us to a Lombardi Trophy, for which all Rams Fans are grateful, myself included....but the young gifted Head Coach McVay does NOT walk on water. Two missed Playoff seasons in 6 years make his Ram Teams 67% NFL relevant. On a percentage basis, Chuck Knox did better, and so did Mike Martz. Dick Vermeil also won us a Lombardi......and guess what Rams Fans?We survived the exits of Mssrs. Knox, Martz and Vermeil........and we shall survive the departure of one Sean McVay.....if in fact, it actually comes to that.This "burnout factor" doesn't seem to fry the high-strung Mike Tomlin (aged 50) nor 64 year old guys like Andy Reid, nor the 70-somethings Pete Carroll,.....and that Bill Belichick guy.... all of whom apparently, also had some Lombardi successes. But our 36 year old....he evidently senses something! Gee....could it be a long and messy rebuild maybe....and its inherent NFL irrelevancy?? Just asking.....and admittedly speculating....just like everybody else. JMO, but If I am Stan Kroenke, I would not appreciate having my generous (and SIGNED!) Contract extension, just inked last summer, welched-on by Mr. McVay.....neither personally, nor legally.Cheers, from cool and drizzly Vancouver, BC. 1 Reply 14 / 32 1 14 32 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 311 posts Jun 30 2025
by actionjack 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 5177 Joined: May 19 2016 Sactown Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #138 rams74 wrote:Dick Vermeil burned out and stepped away. For 15 years. Maybe it's less about how much they love football, and more about learning how to manage the job without killing yourself.I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure. Fuk the Niners and Block Purdy by PARAM 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 13211 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #139 actionjack wrote:I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure.He won't because he'll owe the Rams 4 years of service. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril by CanuckRightWinger 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 2777 Joined: Jan 13 2016 VANCOUVER, BC Superstar McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #140 bremillard liked this post Lotsa speculation, projection, and angst amongst Rams Faithful these days....Dick Vermeil was 46 years old when he stepped away from the Eagles after 7 seasons in 1982 after Head Coaching them since 1976. His hiatus from the NFL was 13 years (1983-96). As we all know, Dick Vermeil came back to the NFL in 1997 and HC'd Los Ramos to SBXXXIV glory in the 1999 season. Vermeil also had HCing success post-Rams with KC 2001-2005.So not the same deal as 36 year old yute Sean McVay, IMO.Watching McVay's presser today, I see Jourdan Rodrique labelled it "reflective". I saw it, coming from Mr. "WeNotMe", as very self-centred. I didn't see much stoic, selfless, self-sacrificing leadership verbage coming out of McVay's mouth. More of, "hey, I promise to get back to y'all when I determine what is best....for me." McVay has definite talent which led us to a Lombardi Trophy, for which all Rams Fans are grateful, myself included....but the young gifted Head Coach McVay does NOT walk on water. Two missed Playoff seasons in 6 years make his Ram Teams 67% NFL relevant. On a percentage basis, Chuck Knox did better, and so did Mike Martz. Dick Vermeil also won us a Lombardi......and guess what Rams Fans?We survived the exits of Mssrs. Knox, Martz and Vermeil........and we shall survive the departure of one Sean McVay.....if in fact, it actually comes to that.This "burnout factor" doesn't seem to fry the high-strung Mike Tomlin (aged 50) nor 64 year old guys like Andy Reid, nor the 70-somethings Pete Carroll,.....and that Bill Belichick guy.... all of whom apparently, also had some Lombardi successes. But our 36 year old....he evidently senses something! Gee....could it be a long and messy rebuild maybe....and its inherent NFL irrelevancy?? Just asking.....and admittedly speculating....just like everybody else. JMO, but If I am Stan Kroenke, I would not appreciate having my generous (and SIGNED!) Contract extension, just inked last summer, welched-on by Mr. McVay.....neither personally, nor legally.Cheers, from cool and drizzly Vancouver, BC. 1 Reply 14 / 32 1 14 32 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 311 posts Jun 30 2025
by PARAM 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 13211 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #139 actionjack wrote:I think it is this, McVay has talked numerous times about work-life balance. He saw first hand what it did to his uncle (John McVay) and how his father steered clear of coaching due to the demands. It sounds like McVay truly knows. His comment about coaching, is hard to read, but I assume he means in the future after a hiatus or whatever. I dont see McVay leaving for another NFL team, that is for sure.He won't because he'll owe the Rams 4 years of service. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril by CanuckRightWinger 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 2777 Joined: Jan 13 2016 VANCOUVER, BC Superstar McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #140 bremillard liked this post Lotsa speculation, projection, and angst amongst Rams Faithful these days....Dick Vermeil was 46 years old when he stepped away from the Eagles after 7 seasons in 1982 after Head Coaching them since 1976. His hiatus from the NFL was 13 years (1983-96). As we all know, Dick Vermeil came back to the NFL in 1997 and HC'd Los Ramos to SBXXXIV glory in the 1999 season. Vermeil also had HCing success post-Rams with KC 2001-2005.So not the same deal as 36 year old yute Sean McVay, IMO.Watching McVay's presser today, I see Jourdan Rodrique labelled it "reflective". I saw it, coming from Mr. "WeNotMe", as very self-centred. I didn't see much stoic, selfless, self-sacrificing leadership verbage coming out of McVay's mouth. More of, "hey, I promise to get back to y'all when I determine what is best....for me." McVay has definite talent which led us to a Lombardi Trophy, for which all Rams Fans are grateful, myself included....but the young gifted Head Coach McVay does NOT walk on water. Two missed Playoff seasons in 6 years make his Ram Teams 67% NFL relevant. On a percentage basis, Chuck Knox did better, and so did Mike Martz. Dick Vermeil also won us a Lombardi......and guess what Rams Fans?We survived the exits of Mssrs. Knox, Martz and Vermeil........and we shall survive the departure of one Sean McVay.....if in fact, it actually comes to that.This "burnout factor" doesn't seem to fry the high-strung Mike Tomlin (aged 50) nor 64 year old guys like Andy Reid, nor the 70-somethings Pete Carroll,.....and that Bill Belichick guy.... all of whom apparently, also had some Lombardi successes. But our 36 year old....he evidently senses something! Gee....could it be a long and messy rebuild maybe....and its inherent NFL irrelevancy?? Just asking.....and admittedly speculating....just like everybody else. JMO, but If I am Stan Kroenke, I would not appreciate having my generous (and SIGNED!) Contract extension, just inked last summer, welched-on by Mr. McVay.....neither personally, nor legally.Cheers, from cool and drizzly Vancouver, BC. 1 Reply 14 / 32 1 14 32 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 311 posts Jun 30 2025
by CanuckRightWinger 2 years 5 months ago Total posts: 2777 Joined: Jan 13 2016 VANCOUVER, BC Superstar McVay's Immediate Future With Rams in Limbo POST #140 bremillard liked this post Lotsa speculation, projection, and angst amongst Rams Faithful these days....Dick Vermeil was 46 years old when he stepped away from the Eagles after 7 seasons in 1982 after Head Coaching them since 1976. His hiatus from the NFL was 13 years (1983-96). As we all know, Dick Vermeil came back to the NFL in 1997 and HC'd Los Ramos to SBXXXIV glory in the 1999 season. Vermeil also had HCing success post-Rams with KC 2001-2005.So not the same deal as 36 year old yute Sean McVay, IMO.Watching McVay's presser today, I see Jourdan Rodrique labelled it "reflective". I saw it, coming from Mr. "WeNotMe", as very self-centred. I didn't see much stoic, selfless, self-sacrificing leadership verbage coming out of McVay's mouth. More of, "hey, I promise to get back to y'all when I determine what is best....for me." McVay has definite talent which led us to a Lombardi Trophy, for which all Rams Fans are grateful, myself included....but the young gifted Head Coach McVay does NOT walk on water. Two missed Playoff seasons in 6 years make his Ram Teams 67% NFL relevant. On a percentage basis, Chuck Knox did better, and so did Mike Martz. Dick Vermeil also won us a Lombardi......and guess what Rams Fans?We survived the exits of Mssrs. Knox, Martz and Vermeil........and we shall survive the departure of one Sean McVay.....if in fact, it actually comes to that.This "burnout factor" doesn't seem to fry the high-strung Mike Tomlin (aged 50) nor 64 year old guys like Andy Reid, nor the 70-somethings Pete Carroll,.....and that Bill Belichick guy.... all of whom apparently, also had some Lombardi successes. But our 36 year old....he evidently senses something! Gee....could it be a long and messy rebuild maybe....and its inherent NFL irrelevancy?? Just asking.....and admittedly speculating....just like everybody else. JMO, but If I am Stan Kroenke, I would not appreciate having my generous (and SIGNED!) Contract extension, just inked last summer, welched-on by Mr. McVay.....neither personally, nor legally.Cheers, from cool and drizzly Vancouver, BC. 1 Reply 14 / 32 1 14 32 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business