Rams head coach Sean McVay often says, “The truest measure of performance is consistency.”
He brought it up again on Monday evening while assessing Los Angeles’ 35-30 victory over the Cowboys, this time in relation to the club scoring 142 points through just four games. The Rams currently lead the league in scoring, averaging 35.5 points per game.
True to another mantra the head coach often preaches — “We not me” — McVay gave credit to the players and his offensive staff for how the first quarter of the season played out offensively. And it’s a “one day at a time” attitude that has really kept the Rams grounded and in the best position to compete.