Sean McVay: I Don’t Have The Answers Right Now

Rams coach Sean McVay admits he doesn’t know how to get the stuttering offense firing on all cylinders again.

Sean McVay appeared lost in the aftermath of Sunday’s 16-13 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It was the seventh time in eight games the Rams have been held to 24 points or less. 

As well as that, it was the fifth time this season they scored less than 15. The Rams produced only 206 yards of offense against Tampa Bay and currently sit at 3-5.

Corner Jalen Ramsey criticized the offense after the game, saying the defense should not have been repeatedly required to go back on the field.

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“I don’t necessarily think that it’s the panic button, but changes have to be made, adjustments have to be made, we can’t continue to go on like this and what that looks like, I don’t necessarily have the exact answers right now,” McVay said. 

“What I don’t want to have anything to be misunderstood that I’m not in this with those guys, I’m a big part of this, I have to do better. We’re going to stay connected throughout this but we do have to be able to look inward and figure out what are some of the solutions, changes, adjustments, different things that we have to do to be able to get different results and different production from our offense.”

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“The defense should not have had to go back on the field. Simple,” Ramsey said. “Gotta have some dogs who are gonna go get it. We shouldn’t come to the sideline after a big stop like that and our coaches or the other side or whoever telling us, ‘We’re gonna to need y’all one more time. We’re gonna to need y’all one more time.’ Like what the f—? We’ve just made a big stop, turnover on downs, with a minute and some change left and no timeouts for nobody.”