Rams 6-2 with McVay Criticizing Special Teams After Saints Win

Sean McVay, head coach of the Los Angeles Rams, has expressed mixed emotions about the team's recent developments and performances. He spoke fondly of former Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp, now with the Seattle Seahawks, highlighting the personal and professional impact Kupp had on his life and career. Despite the Rams' strong 6-2 start and recent win over the New Orleans Saints, McVay remains critical of the special teams unit, particularly the kicking operation, which has struggled and cost the team potential wins; he takes full responsibility and is focused on fixing these issues. McVay also praised the team's overall progress, noting improvements in complementary play between offense and defense, and highlighted key players like Matthew Stafford, Kyren Williams, and Puka Nacua for their contributions and readiness. While optimistic about the team's trajectory, McVay emphasizes the need for continued improvement, especially in special teams, to maintain competitiveness and build on their successes this season.