Sean McVay has worked to cut down on the length of his playcalls but admits "they're still pretty ridiculous."

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/rams/onsi as Rams' Sean McVay is Loving His New Offensive Weapon. WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. For the first time since Todd Gurley and C.J. Anderson graced the gridiron for a brief moment in 2018, the Los Angeles Rams have a legitimate one-two punch coming out of the backfield.

Of course, the Giants are still stinging from the post-Tom Coughlin failures they endured under three rookie head coaches — Ben McAdoo, Joe Judge and Daboll. McAdoo and Daboll are both offensive minds. So are they ready to take another leap with a candidate like that? Despite all that recent misery, they should at least be open to it.

A short week is never easy, but Thursday night’s game in Seattle for supremacy in the NFC West comes three days after the Rams head coach’s son was born.

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Rams head coach Sean McVay, quarterback Matthew Stafford, wide receiver Puka Nacua, defensive end Kobie Turner and tight end Colby Parkinson spoke to local media after the 41-34 win over Detroit.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay gives major props to a Detroit Lions offensive weapon ahead of the Week 15 matchup.