Unbelivable: Rams Coach Sean McVay Said Choosing Rams Was The Biggest Mistake He Ever Made…

Rams head coach Sean McVay knew Aaron Donald was retiring two months ago and the defensive future Hall of Famer duly hung up his cleats last week.

McVay was talking to Albert Breer of SI.com and said that after the LA team’s playoff loss to the Lions, Donald told him, “I’m full.”

McVay said, “I’m just like, ‘And you should be. You have every right to feel that way’”.

“What an amazing thing. The words won’t do justice to the way that he so eloquently articulated it to me and just put it in a way that, as a human being, all you’re really looking for is to be at peace and to be happy. He was full. And, man, did you feel that. You’re just so happy because he earned it too,” the head coach added.

McVay likened the loss of Donald to Jason Kelce leaving the Eagles after 13 seasons.

“I think those conversations occur at the appropriate time,” McVay said. “There’s so much emotion that takes place right after a game and after a season that I think . . . And even I was reading earlier, you see Jason Kelce, there’s all these assumptions and things like that and so I think you give guys the chance to really just digest the season, coaches and players alike, and then we’ll address all those things at the right time.”

Would the right big money offer have kept him at the Rams, or in the colors of another team is moot.

He has taken a guaranteed $157.1 million over a Hall of Fame career, which included three Defensive Player of the Year awards to go with his Rookie Defensive Player of the Year, in his ten years in LA.

A terrific career, a deserved rest and would begrudge the big fella that?

The Los Angeles Rams recently signed Kamren Curl, and the safety is excited to play under head coach Sean McVay.

The Los Angeles Rams needed some help with their secondary last year, and they got that help in free agency a couple of days ago.

The team signed free agent safety Kamren Curl to help out with the defense, and that adds to their already young defensive core. The 24-year-old defensive back talked about what he likes about head coach Sean McVay and how excited he is to play for him in his recent presser.

“Really just his football mind,” Curl said. “Just seeing stuff here and there, him talking about the game and explaining stuff. It’s just like he lives football. That’s what you want, a guy that’s all about football. And the energy he brings on the sideline and just the way the players who play for him play. You can just tell we’re ready to run through a brick wall for him, so that’s the type of guys I want to play for.”

McVay is year in and year out considered one of the best coaches in the NFL, and he has been praised by many of his peers as one of the best minds that the league has to offer.

Curl will fit right into the existing defensive system of Chris Shula and McVay, as he is a versatile player that can be put into multiple different spots to keep offenses guessing. he will be looking to help the Rams improve on that side of the ball and contend this season.