Sean McVay is one of the most well-spoken coaches in the NFL right now, but even he is not immune to the odd slip-of-the-tongue.
While talking to reporters over a Zoom conference call on Tuesday, McVay was answering a question about the league’s rules and their competition committee when he accidentally combined two words to create a raunchy-sounding comment.
It did not go unnoticed either, as social media immediately jumped all over the Rams head coach’s sexual slip-of-the-tongue.
McVay played it off well, but even he probably didn’t realize how raunchy his comment actually sounded.
Everyone else took notice, however, and it didn’t take long for the jokes to start flying:
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Sean McVay & The Rams Entering Desperation Mode
Following a disappointing loss to the Chicago Bears, McVay and the Rams will need to get their heads out of the gutter as their season slowly slips away.
L.A. is currently 1-3 on the season, with their only victory coming via a thrilling comeback over the division rival San Francisco 49ers in week 3. Next up, the team will take on a Green Bay Packers team that should be extra-motivated following a crushing loss to the NFC North rival Minnesota Vikings.
It’s been a rough campaign for Sean McVay’s men, as they’ve been battered by significant injuries to key players like Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp, among others. They entered the season with high hopes, as some even believed that they could challenge the Niners for top spot in the NFC West. It’s still early, but another couple of losses could effectively spell the end for the Rams’ playoff hopes.
