Despite the loss and the narrowing path to home-field advantage, Rams head coach Sean McVay offered clarity about his plans for Stafford and the team’s key starters.

The Los Angeles Rams did not have a good first half against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 17. Not only did the Rams go down 21-0 at the half, but L.A. was held scoreless in the first half for only the second time since Sean McVay took over as head coach in 2017, according to the Associated Press.

The Los Angeles Rams went seven years without a first-round pick between 2016-23, trading those selections to bolster the roster with trades that landed them players like Jared Goff, Brandin Cooks, Jalen Ramsey and Matt Stafford.

With a newborn at home and the Rams headed to the playoffs, Sean McVay is balancing fatherhood and football as Los Angeles prepares for Monday Night Football.

Sean McVay's Week 5 decision to refuse a tie with 49ers has locked the Rams out of NFC's top seed. Coach admits: 'I'm sick right now.'

The McVay offense is built to give a defense similar pre-snap looks in order to disguise play indicators, allowing the play caller to successfully mirror the run and the pass in a sequence that takes advantage of the mismatches naturally created by inducing certain defensive looks with personnel packages.

Troy Aikman was a part of the ESPN crew for Monday's broadcast of the Los Angeles Rams vs Atlanta Falcons showdown in Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay provides injury updates for Monday Night Football vs. the Atlanta Falcons, talks about outside linebackers Jared Verse & Byron Young's reactions to making the Pro Bowl,