McVay had amazing reaction to Rams interception

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay. Kiyoshi Mio-USA TODAY Sports

Sean McVay had an amazing on-air reaction to Rams interception

Originally posted on Larry Brown Sports
By Renzo Pocholo Salao | Last updated 8/19/23

If there were still any questions on whether Sean McVay has a future in the broadcast booth, his recent cameo during the Los Angeles Rams-Las Vegas Raiders telecast Saturday should quell those doubts.

McVay was brought on the live broadcast during the second quarter of the Rams-Raiders preseason game. His stint on camera yielded the perfect moment for him to react to — a pick six from an unlikely Rams hero in linebacker Jake Hummel.

“Great job, Jake Hummel!” McVay said with much gusto as the play ensued. “That’s a hook player taking it to the grid, baby. Hoo-ooh-ooh. How about that hook drop! My man Hummel. … Oh man, is that exciting.”

#Rams HC Sean McVay was on the broadcast when LB Jake Hummel picked off Brian Hoyer and took it to the house for a TD.

McVay was pumped. pic.twitter.com/Q7Ni1wr2mx

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) August 20, 2023

Some fans who heard McVay’s commentary instantly envisioned the Rams coach showing the same level of enthusiasm in the broadcast booth.

He’s definitely gonna be in the booth in the future

— Jacob Lintner (@lintnermedia) August 20, 2023

He’s going to be elite in the booth

— Philly Nation (@Philly__Nation) August 20, 2023

It was not too long ago that McVay was rumored to be prepared to leave coaching for a gig with Amazon. Reports indicated that the billion-dollar company was prepared to pay the Rams coach an obscene amount of money to be the voice of Thursday Night Football.

Instead, McVay decided to stick with the Rams despite what some expect to be a rebuilding situation for the next few seasons. But once McVay is ready analyze plays from a comfy chair rather than on the sidelines, the opportunities will likely be there for him.

This article first appeared on Larry Brown Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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