Head coach Sean McVay sits down with J.B. Long on the newest episode of The Coach McVay Show to talk about tight end Terrance Ferguson's development leading to more integration in plays, the Los Angeles Rams' improvements in the red zone,

Sean McVay shared some insight on why Terrance Ferguson is getting involved more lately and the impact he's had on offense.

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Sean McVay sits down with J.B. Long on the newest episode of The Coach McVay Show to talk about quarterback Matthew Stafford's confidence leading in key plays and depth on offense allowing them to maximize the value on reps.

Sean McVay hasn't gotten a full update from trainers on Davante Adams' oblique injury but he'd be surprised if the WR doesn't play on Sunday.

Sean McVay used to coach tight ends in Washington, and his expertise in the position has given the Rams an extra dimension to their offense this season.

The Los Angeles Rams are rolling. Like, rolling maybe even with a capital "R" at the start of it. Matthew Stafford is playing at an MVP level, and the pass catcher group looks like one of the best in the entire NFL.

At 36 years old, Rams head coach Sean McVay becomes the youngest head coach to win the Lombardi Trophy after beating the Bengals 23-20 on Sunday. "It feels outstanding. You talk about a resilient team - coaches, players, I’m just so proud of this group ...

Head coaches such as McVay, Shanahan, Zac Taylor, Matt LaFleur and Mike McDaniel, along with rising assistants, have used play-drawing as a tool to learn and advance.