Sean McVay reflects on Rams' Super Bowl expectations ahead of new season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 12:07 AM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

As the Los Angeles Rams begin the 2026 NFL season as Super Bowl favorites, head coach Sean McVay describes his mixed emotions. Having experienced a rollercoaster of success and struggles, including a Super Bowl win in 2022 and a disappointing following season, McVay highlights the importance of focusing on the journey rather than outcomes. He considered leaving coaching for broadcasting but chose to continue leading the Rams, whose strong playoff performance has followed since his decision to remain. The Rams have adapted their strategies with a focus on player trust and innovative coaching methods, including the use of artificial intelligence for game preparation.
- •Rams enter 2026 NFL season as Super Bowl favorites.
- •McVay emphasizes learning from past successes and failures.
- •Considered stepping away for broadcasting but chose to stay.
- •Team has made playoffs in every season since his decision.
- •Investment in AI aims to enhance game preparation.
- 12:07 AMYahoo Sports — Even with Rams a Super Bowl favorite, coach Sean McVay is "tormented"
"With the Rams a Super Bowl favorite as the season kicks off, coach Sean McVay is forging ahead, having learned from past successes and failures.
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