Rams GM Makes Emphatic Sean McVay Claim Before Season-Opener
Los Angeles Rams general manager Les Snead wouldn't consider trading head coach Sean McVay for any number of picks.
In a resolute stance, Los Angeles Rams general manager Les Snead has emphatically stated that he will not trade head coach Sean McVay, regardless of the trade value offered. During a 60 Minutes interview, Snead asserted that there is no trade deal that could sway him from keeping McVay, emphasizing that he would "write" on a whiteboard, "there's no trade chart for Sean McVay."
The general manager rejected even hypothetical offers that would be the richest in NFL history, confirming that McVay is not "on the table" under any circumstances. Snead's unwavering commitment to McVay highlights the significance of his role as a face of the franchise, with the Rams boasting an impressive 92-57 record since 2017, making them the NFL's fourth-most successful team in that timeframe.
Over seven playoff appearances and one Super Bowl victory, McVay's leadership has been instrumental in the team's success. As the Rams enter the 2026 season as heavy favorites to win the Super Bowl, Snead's steadfast position underscores the value he places on McVay's coaching prowess.
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