BREAKING: Rams' Sean McVay's Comments Moments Ago

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay spoke moments ago at the NFL Owners Meetings in West Palm Beach, Florida. We have everything he said for you to watch.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay smiles after his team scores a touchdown against the Minnesota Vikings during their playoff game at State Farm Stadium on Jan. 13, 2025, in Glendale. | Joseph Rondone/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay held court at the annual NFL's owner meetings, and we were there for it all.

To view all of McVay's comments, watch below.

Sean McVay spoke at the end of the season about Rob Havenstein. Below is a transcript.

Q: Have you talked to Rob Havenstein about his future with the Rams?

McVay: “I talked to him quickly on Monday or whatever day that was. It all kind of blends together. I'll get a chance to speak with Rob. I think Rob should be so proud of himself with what he did this past
year. I know he missed a couple games, but the difference between when he was in the lineup versus when he wasn't, the impact that he had with the way that… It’s been really fun to watch him evolve into the leader and the man that he is and how he positively impacts and influences change in a good way."

"He loves football. I thought he played really productive as well this year. I thought there was an edge. There was toughness and there was a production reflected in both protection and the run game. I thought when he was in the lineup, it wasn't by coincidence that Kevin Dotson played his best games as well. I'm damn proud of Rob and what he’s done. We will talk and we'll see where he's at, what he's looking at. When you really talk about those guys like Matthew, Cooper, Rob Havenstein and Tyler Higbee, three of those four guys I've been with for eight years."

"They've been incredibly important to us in a handful of ways. This was the fourth year with Matthew. But those guys being those veteran leaders and modeling the way and what they've meant day in and day out, it’s been really cool. Rob was awesome this year. It was fun to see. I think when you put so much into something, that’s why it takes so much out of you. When you come up a little bit short or when the journey ends a little bit sooner than what you want…but I know this about Rob, I know this about myself and everybody else that we're talking about, they'll put themselves out there all over again because even though it's hard and these feelings kind of suck, it's all worth it.”

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