The Los Angeles Rams have started 4-1 to the 2020 NFL season now and Jared Goff could not be more thankful for Andrew Whitworth’s contributions to them. According to Goff, Whitworth’s work ethic and behavior is what he admires most. “Just the way he goes about his business every day is special and really sets the tone for us as an offense and as a team really. Just seeing him here every day, seeing him doing the right things every day, the way he practices, the way he goes through walk-thru, the way he thinks about things and talks about things. “It’s at the highest level of anybody in the lea ..read more

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay, along with Jared Goff, want to get Gerald Everett ‘more involved’ in the offense throughout the 2020 NFL season. According to McVay, Everett’s flexibility is what makes him so important. “He’s a big-time, versatile playmaker that enables you to really be in multiple personnel groupings because of his versatility in your two tight end sets where he can play that full back, he can detach from the core, and he can align in the core. So, he gives you a lot of flexibility. He’s a guy that I wanted to get more involved,” McVay said about Everett. “I thought he ..read more

John Johnson III was mic’d up against the Washington Football Team. As one of the Los Angeles Rams team captains for the 2020 NFL season, it was clear Johnson was well respected and a great influence on his teammates. Johnson recorded five tackles and one pass deflection while playing on every single defensive snap that the Rams had en route to a dominant 30-10 win. In just his third season with the Rams, Johnson has cemented himself as one of the league’s best safeties and is vastly underrated by the general public. However, a big 2020 season could put Johnson on the map. With the San Francis ..read more

Aaron Donald was named the NFC Defensive Player of the Week (Week 5). Donald recorded four sacks, four tackles, three tackles for loss, and three quarterback hits while playing just 81 percent of the defensive snaps. The snaps were a season-low for Donald, but he finished with his best game yet, proving how dominant he is through the first five weeks of the 2020 NFL season. Widely regarded as the league’s best defensive player, Donald by opposing quarterbacks with the Los Angeles Rams now. Heading into Week 6 against the San Francisco 49ers now, Donald will yet again have to put pressure on th ..read more

Aaron Donald is the NFL’s best defensive player and as a result, teams have begun to double team him now at the line of scrimmage during the 2020 NFL season. According to Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay, Donald should still be able to overcome these double teams and continue doing his job at a high level. “That’s something that Aaron has dealt with his whole career. I’ve seen some of the most creative protection adjustments, utilization of backs, which way you slide the line. I think this guy has dealt with it more than anybody that I’ve ever seen in my coaching career. That’s something ..read more

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay officially congratulated the Los Angeles Lakers on winning the 2020 NBA Finals against the Miami Heat. According to McVay, the Lakers are deserving of their 17th championship. “I want to congratulate the Lakers. 17th championship. Unbelievable. You look at the good things going on in this city with some of these other sports teams. We’ve seen the Dodgers making another run under Coach [Dave] Roberts’ leadership. “But to see what these guys have done, I’ve really enjoyed following them throughout the season, but especially in the playoffs. The type of comp ..read more

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay is preparing for their most challenging stretch of the 2020 NFL season, which begins against the San Francisco 49ers. According to McVay, the Rams are simply trying to take it one game at a time. “We’re at 4-1 and we got to get ready for what we know is an outstanding football team in the 49ers next week. It truly is the cliche, but it’s the truth — you got to take it one game at a time,” McVay said about the middle of their schedule now. “So many things change week by week, certain guys get injured, you start looking ahead at your schedule and that’s whe ..read more

Alex Smith returned for the first time since Nov. 18, 2018 as the Washington Football Team took on the Los Angeles Rams in Week 5 of the 2020 NFL season. According to head coach Sean McVay and Jared Goff, Smith is as tough as they come and deserves the utmost respect in the team’s 30-10 win in Week 5. “It’s just incredible what he’s overcome and to be in a situation where he’s competing and being able to move in the pocket and make some plays off schedule,” McVay said. “You almost wish for him as a football fan it was in a little bit better conditions as far as being able to play where you can ..read more

Jared Goff placed an emphasis on just trying to play his game after starting 13-for-13 in the Week 2 win over the Philadelphia Eagles during the 2020 NFL season. According to Goff, he is just trying to improve different aspects of his game. “I just try and play my game,” Goff said after the 2-0 start. “I don’t think I’m worried about trying to expand on anything. I think I’ve done a good job on the move up to this point, but you know my game is a draw-back passer. It’s what I’ve always been my whole life. We’ve been on the move quite a bit early on. I think just continuing to get good at stuff ..read more

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay revealed there are still challenges in trying to replace key players from the 2019 NFL season after the Week 2 win. According to McVay, although they are confident in the players they have on their current roster, it will take much more time to fully run like a well-oiled machine. “I don’t know that anything has expressed itself just yet, we still have had just two weeks of inventory,” McVay said after the 2-0 start. “It was really tough to have to say goodbye to a lot of guys that have been instrumental in a lot of the success that we’ve had together. Yo ..read more