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Should he stay or should go?
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Should he stay or should go?
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Win today then donât care.
The Rams are a disaster waiting to happen. No cap space and no top draft picks.
Amazing how quickly âF them picksâ and ârun it backâ became âoh shit, we have no draft picks or money and now weâre fâd so i better retire, make a boat load of money being a talking head and then maybe come back when thereâs an easier, less challenging coaching situation situation availableâ.
I wonder how #9 is feeling about all of this.
I respect the rams approach bc it worked, but if that defensive back on Tampa makes that INT in the playoffs last year, oof⌠what a massive failure the rams debacle would have been labeled as.
#9 has had an awesome career and got his ring. No matter what happens with McVay and the Rams Stafford goes out a winner. Honestly with his age and the beatings he took in Detroit it all worked out for him.
When the going gets tough, the tough get going⌠NOT!
It would be smart for him to walk away. He had some cool concepts that he brought to the Rams, but the rest of the league has caught up with him. He should bail now while its a desireable job and his legacy is still intact. Heâs got the QB excuse this year. He has a TON of money waiting for him on the other side of football.
We joke about hansomeness but McVay is hansome despite the hair. LA is the kind of place where they need to replace McVay with another hansome fellow. Thats why it needs to be Demeco Ryans.
I donât understand all this McVay might retire talk. He just signed an extension through 2026 that pays him 14 million a year. I mean, with his endorsements Iâm sure he can afford to walk away from football but why? Just because he had one bad season?
McVay doesnât come across as someone who would be content living on what heâs made to date.
Real life has hit McVayâŚ. and his wife even more.
He has talked about wanting to have kids⌠and be available to to them as a dad⌠and then the Ukraine war appears to be a new factorâŚ.
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Heâs young. He could leave the league for 10 years, return and heâd still only be 46 years old. The older I get, the more I get why people step away some times.
Mcvay⌠the new gruden
While I understand that, we are living in new times. He could easily earn $5M - $15M per year as an analyst and other similar work. It would come without the same time committment and a shit ton more family time.
Many of Head Coaches have had kids while being a coach. Pump-out some kids, soak-up that 14 million per year and in 4 years you walk away if you wish.
Sportscriber has his net worth only 7 million right now.
In 4 years he could gross another 64 millionâŚand you could retire before the kids are in elementary.
Sports analyst would be a good gig but youâre gone almost every week flying all over the country too.
Either way, I couldnât care less.
McVay looked like a genius last year and this year he looks like a HC that might get fired in another year or two anyways. Him and Snead sold their souls to get that Superbowl and now theyâre going to feel the repercussions.
Poor Stafford. The guy just canât catch a break.
Well, at least they got their ring.
Many of Head Coaches have had kids while being a coach. Pump-out some kids, soak-up that 14 million per year and in 4 years you walk away if you wish.
Sportscriber has his net worth only 7 million right now.
In 4 years he could gross another 64 millionâŚand you could retire before the kids are in elementary.
Having kidsâŚ. and being an active parent⌠2 different things.
Joe Thomas discussed a coaches lifestyle when he criticized the hiring of Jeff Saturday by Irsay. He mentioned how little time coaches have for their family as the reason he will never coach.
I canât remember which coach was discussedâŚ
but the coach saw his kids Friday afternoonsâŚ. for ice creamâŚ
and then briefly on Sundays before the home games when they were brought to the stadiumâŚ. and that was pretty much it for the entire season.
Cleveland Browns legend Joe Thomas unloaded on Jim Irsay and the Indianapolis Coltsâ hiring of Jeff Saturday as interim head coach.
Yeah, I think it was Mooch who said a NFL coaches job is a 16 hour a day job and heâd often sleep in his office.
I do wonder what takes more time and commitment, a NFL Head Coach or a college Head Coach. At least a NFL HC doesnât have to fly all over the country trying to recruit players.
Even more motivation for the Rams to win if itâs his last game with them. âŚI think, hope, wish
Sports analyst would be a good gig but youâre gone almost every week flying all over the country too.
He lives where they film alot of the shows. He doesnât have to be a traveling analyst.
Mcvay⌠the new gruden
No kidding. If you had seen the e-mails that Sean has sent me youâd know how spot on that comparison is.