The Los Angeles Rams are poised for their third Super Bowl appearance under head coach Sean McVay. This Sunday, they face the Seattle Seahawks in the NFC Championship Game, marking their return to this stage since 2021 when they secured their last championship. Their journey to this point included a thrilling 34-31 victory over the Carolina Panthers, followed by a 20-17 overtime win against the Chicago Bears in the divisional round.
Sean McVay’s Playoff Success with the Rams
Since taking over as head coach in 2017, Sean McVay has established the Rams as a playoff regular. Under his leadership, the team has reached the playoffs seven times in nine seasons, boasting a remarkable 92 regular-season wins, which ranks fifth in the NFL during that timeframe.
McVay’s Performance Overview
- Seven playoff appearances, totaling 15 postseason games
- Record of 10 wins and 5 losses in the playoffs
- Only two wild-card round exits: 2017 and 2023
- Tied for fourth-most playoff wins among active coaches
McVay has faced a variety of teams during his playoff tenure. He has competed against 15 different franchises, excluding only the New York Giants and Washington Commanders. This year’s championship game will be noteworthy as it marks the first time he faces an opponent for the second time in the postseason.
Regular Season Achievements
Throughout his nine seasons, McVay has coached a total of 149 regular-season games. His record stands at 92 wins and 57 losses. This puts him behind only a few notable coaches regarding total victories:
| Coach | Regular Season Wins |
|---|---|
| Andy Reid | 279 |
| Sean Payton | 184 |
| John Harbaugh | 180 |
| Mike McCarthy | 174 |
| Sean McVay | 92 |
This consistency has made McVay a prominent figure in the NFL coaching ranks, establishing him among the top coaches in the league. With another shot at the Super Bowl on the horizon, his track record continues to impress fans and analysts alike.
