While Super Bowl LIII — which saw only one touchdown scored — was a fairly forgettable football game for neutral fans, it was the disappointing…
While Super Bowl LIII — which saw only one touchdown scored — was a fairly forgettable football game for neutral fans, it was the disappointing culmination of an otherwise fantastic season for Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay.
The 33-year-old, who masterminded the Rams’ run to the Super Bowl, admitted in a recent Sports Illustrated profile that he couldn’t believe his team lost to the Patriots.
“I was ready to talk a couple of hours after the game,” McVay told Sports Illustrated writer Andy Benoit. “It would be spurts where [I would] be OK and then it was like, ‘I can’t flippin’ believe that we lost that game!’”
McVay says he quickly got over the initial shock of losing, but still has some lingering thoughts.
One of his interesting admissions was regarding preparation. The studious Rams coach acknowledged that he got carried away in the planning stage before facing the Patriots.
