Rams tweets … 5/26 – 6/1

Cooper Kupp loves collaborating with Sean McVay on ideas for the offense, even when the coach tells him “that’s a stupid idea.” https://t.co/XHNr847ZAe

— Rams Wire (@TheRamsWire) May 26, 2022

Tough to say that's not among the most exciting plays in Rams' team history. What a catch and run! https://t.co/7Jw8Xl8Xpw

— Richard Ramsey (@Richard95549251) May 28, 2022

#NFL Most pass attempts in a single season#Rams Matthew Stafford – 727 (2012)#Bucs Tom Brady – 719 (2021)#Patriots Drew Bledsoe – 691 (1994)#Colts Peyton Manning – 679 (2010)#Steelers Ben Roethlisberger – 675 (2018)

— NFL Rumors (@nflrums) May 29, 2022

Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers?

Hell no

I want Matthew Stafford with the ball in the 4th Q pic.twitter.com/IZ9kqGZceZ

— Rams HQ 🏈 (@RAMSHQNFL) May 30, 2022

How new QB coach Brian Griese is helping Trey Lance and the #49ers QBs by looking outside of football. https://t.co/VBauZQpvgj

— Kyle Madson (@KyleAMadson) May 31, 2022

I attended the call with SSL’s where Kevin explained. He said the supply chain issues would not allow for new apparel to be released in a timely manner. He said it would be highly unlikely a new release would be available in 2022 because of these and other supply chain issues.

— SBLVI WORLD CHAMPIONS- RAMZILLA (@elitster) May 31, 2022

Andrew Whitworth talked about how rare Sean McVay is as a leader, which is why he thinks the title of being an "genius offensive guru" is almost an insult https://t.co/vmfKrOEcc9

— Cameron DaSilva (@camdasilva) June 1, 2022

from the above

Whitworth explained what it was like playing for McVay and shared what makes him such a great leader.

“It’s pretty wild. Walking into a building with Sean, I think the first thing that blew you away is you walk up and you realize how young he is, but also how dynamic he is,” Whitworth said. “He is obviously a genius and he obviously does a great job of putting defenses in tough positions all the time, but I think that it’s kind of like when you sometimes as a player feel like someone gives you a compliment, but in some ways, it’s disrespectful because it doesn’t tell the whole picture, I think Sean McVay is one of those people that the genius offensive guru is almost an insult. Because what he really is is a tremendous leader. He is one of the rarest people in owning a room and a moment in front of his team and being there to talk about things that really do matter in the day. Like when adversity hits, tough times hit, can we communicate? Are we able to have tough conversations, but be real with one another – and at the same time realize all of us have the same goal. He has an ability at a really young age to be able to do that, that’s really rare. I think what’s special about him is that that culture, that communication, those are truly the most important things to him and they’re what he excels at.”