“Will defend the Super Bowl title” – Sean McVay turns down $100M Million TV deal to stay with the Rams and ‘win it back!’

Sean McVay

Ever since the Los Angeles Rams won Super Bowl LVI there have been several fascinating stories floating around the NFL. A new story centering head coach Sean McVay just hit the stands.

Earlier there were rumors that the 36-year old head coach is leaving the Rams behind. While that turned out to be false, another rumor spread that McVay decided to end his career to be an NFL TV game analyst. This too turned out to be a strong NO from the Super Bowl winning coach.

Sean McVay would rather coach the Rams and try to win the Super Bowl again than being a TV analyst

Amazon Prime Video was planning on meeting next week with Sean McVay about him becoming an NFL TV game analyst, and sources reported that Amazon was offering him $100 million for a five year contract for its exclusive Thursday Night Football package in the fall. As per reports, McVay has squashed every rumor about him leaving the Rams.

McVay currently makes $8.5 million per season as the head coach for the Rams which will be definitely be raised by a huge amount since he has turned away such a lucrative deal. On Friday night, ESPN’s Adam Schefter tweeted that he was told by McVay that he “is not pursuing any television opportunities, and he is committed to helping the Rams defend their Super Bowl title.” McVay was approached by Amazon and Fox for their TV analyst position, however, the World Champ coach would rather lead his team to win a consecutive Super Bowl win.

Twitter reacts to Sean McVay rejecting $100 million

McVay says no to TV. He and Amazon were going to meet next week, and Amazon may have gone as high as five years and $100M, according to sources. Rams, obviously, have stepped up with a raise from his reported $8.5M. … On to the next one …. https://t.co/lcRtFjtWcr
— Andrew Marchand (@AndrewMarchand) February 26, 2022

https://twitter.com/Cyndaboss/status/1497372545024024576?s=20&t=2fep7HgB4zX6a9ZbjhtJbA

https://twitter.com/NBAAfficionado_/status/1497355565433077765?s=20&t=w9lrkYVG_bsm5I72Vb0FYw

McVay's definitely worth the paycheck the Rams cut him. Unbelievable success. First time HC, yet in 5 seasons he has only missed the playoffs once. 1/2 his playoff runs resulted in a trip to the super bowl and one championship. And he has yet to have a losing season. Incredible.
— conventional wisdumb (@ihat3this) February 26, 2022

Why would he leave a team who’s GM and owner give him the keys to everything? Rams are also the second most successful franchise the last half decade in the NFL.

62 wins (second most)
7 playoff wins (second most)
2 NFC Championships
1 Super Bowl
— The Geech (@GeechThe) February 26, 2022

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“Will defend the Super Bowl title” – Sean McVay turns down $100M Million TV deal to stay with the Rams and ‘win it back!’

Sean McVay would rather coach the Rams and try to win the Super Bowl again than being a TV analyst

Twitter reacts to Sean McVay rejecting $100 million

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