Sean McVay's Safe Strategy Costs Rams Against Bills

Sean McVay, I like Sean McVay a lot, I do. I think he is a really interesting person when you hear him speak about football, about life. He is somebody that I always think is a captivating, a captivating person to listen to, personality. And after the game last night, he took all of the blame for what happened last night on Monday Night Football against the Bills. I, for the life of me, if you're a Rams fan, I don't know why Sean McVay was playing so safe, knowing that he had already missed an extra point, knowing his kicker, Harrison Mevis, is not a good kicker, knowing that his special teams is not good, and that he went right down the field on a tired Bills defense with a chance to win the football game, and he played for overtime. I'm not knocking this and I want to make this perfectly clear at home Generally speaking. I would play for overtime as well. It's your building. It's your fans You normally would say play for overtime But not when your special teams unit is that big of a mess And he even admitted it after the game the special teams for the rams Cost them the game last night and they're now two and three on the year And they are three and a half games behind the 49ers for the division. We're in week five, heading to week six. So after five weeks, you are three and a half games back in the division. You've got Seattle ahead of you as well. And you've got an NFC that's going to be tough to make the playoffs at this rate. If the Rams don't turn things around. Now they've got three very winnable football games coming up here where they should be five and three and then things probably will be okay but they have no margin for error it's why i i bet the the bills last night i took three and a half on the bills and we were literally one kick away from getting the perfect scenario and the perfect outcome of that football game as a patriot fan because the patriots were about to be tied for first place in the AFC East because the Bills were going to go to three and two the Patriots would be three and two and the Patriots would have the head-to-head. But then you decide after an unbelievable fumble from James Cook, which was remarkable. The Bills are going down, they're driving. They can either kick a field goal or score a touchdown. It doesn't really matter because the Rams are going to have a possession, but he fumbled. Now the Rams have possession. All the Rams have to do is kick a field goal and the Rams win. And they were setting up for a field goal. They played conservatively to get into field goal range. And it was not an easy, like simple kick. Thank you.