Random Ramsdom: Sean McVay praised Nick Sirianni ahead of Super Bowl

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Sean McVay was doing some pre-game content yesterday for Fox and he had some very high praise for Nick Sirianni as he said that Sirianni might be the most disrespected coach in the sport considering he’s already led his team to two Super Bowls. Now that Sirianni has won the big game I would think that he’ll be moving out people top coaches list.

We’ll see.

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Sean McVay says Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni is the most disrespected coach in the NFL (cbssports)

“McVay doesn’t understand why Sirianni isn’t appreciated like some of the other top head coaches in the game. In fact, he labeled Sirianni the most disrespected coach in the NFL.

“I think he’s the most disrespected coach in the league for a guy that’s making his second Super Bowl appearance,” McVay said. “He’s made the playoffs all four years of his tenure, he’s got an authentic energy that I think his players feed off of him, there’s a toughness, there’s a style of play that you see from these guys. It’s why they’re in this position to be able to go win one tonight.”

Super Bowl Champ Predicts High Level Cooper Kupp Trade Partner (lafbnetwork)

“While the Los Angeles Rams didn’t get to the final round of the NFL playoffs, they did manage to be a big story in the week leading up to Super Bowl Sunday. Cooper Kupp and the Rams appear to be heading for a split and after a lengthy goodbye message on social media, the Rams franchise wide receiver is gearing up for what comes next.

At this point, any number of outcomes are possible for Kupp. He might be most likely, however, to join the AFC if the Rams elect to trade him. This way, the Rams can minimize the chances of meeting him in the playoffs in the future. One potential landing spot could be the Kansas City Chiefs, who appear to be reeling after an offensive implosion against the Philadelphia Eagles.”

NFL reporter hints that Rams could trade $160 million Super Bowl champion to Steelers (sportingnews.com)

“The Los Angeles Rams may look very different in 2024. They let Cooper Kupp know they would be trading him, and he may not be the only star that helped the Rams win a Super Bowl in the 2021 season that gets shipped away.

The future of Matthew Stafford is very up in the air. Stafford himself said as much after the playoff loss to the Eagles, and his wife, Kelly, hinted that change could be coming on her podcast. And now, an NFL reporter has twice connected Stafford to another team.”