Rams could see more players transition to coaching roles soon
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 2:00 PM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026
The Los Angeles Rams, led by head coach Sean McVay, have fostered a culture that encourages former players to become coaches. Notable players like Robert Woods and Brian Allen have already taken coaching roles within the organization. Current Rams players such as Nate Landman, Steve Avila, Tyler Higbee, Poona Ford, and Quentin Lake are identified as strong candidates for future coaching positions due to their leadership qualities and football acumen. Their potential transitions would align with the Rams' established coaching development culture.
- •Nate Landman is praised for his understanding of defensive schemes.
- •Steve Avila’s communication skills reflect high football IQ.
- •Tyler Higbee has extensive knowledge from years in McVay's system.
- •Poona Ford’s technical skills make him a strong coaching candidate.
- •Quentin Lake's family background in coaching positions him well for the future.
- 2:00 PMYahoo Sports — Which current Rams are most likely to pursue coaching careers?
"Sean McVay’s culture in LA has led former players to come back and coach with him, who might be next?
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