Head coach Sean McVay and general manager Les Snead will be with the Los Angeles Rams, the youngest Super Bowl champion, for a long time to come.
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In fact, McVay confirmed at a press conference on Tuesday that he had a contract extension in the bag. However, the California team would like to reach an agreement with Snead before confirming everything.
“[Snead] and I’ve always been a couple, he said, according to ESPN. We wanted to be able to announce this when we’re both done. [Mon contrat] is set. Snead does it.”
“We’ve taken care of it, but it’s very important to Snead and I that it’s shown. [de cette façon]because we are in a partnership.”
McVay, the youngest driver in NFL history when hired, has guided the Rams to two Super Bowl games since managing the club. When he couldn’t avoid a 13-3 loss to the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 53, he ended up lifting the Vince Lombardi Trophy with a 23-20 win over the Cincinnati Bengals at the end of last season.
McVay is now 37 and has gone 55-26 in five seasons with the Rams.
Snead has served as the organization’s CEO since February 2012, when the team was still based in St. Louis.