McVay fumes after Rams’ kicking woes help lead to OT loss to Bills, vows changes

INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) – Sean McVay remarked what everyone who watched the Rams' 37-34 overtime loss to the Buffalo Bills on Monday night was thinking.

Key points

• They additionally contributed to the loss in the NFC title game to the Seattle Seahawks.
• And in the kicking game, especially, you know, with our PAT/field goal (unit), not even close to good enough.
• Asked if he would consider making changes to the unit, McVay was even more blunt.
• McVay is always calculated and measured with his public statements, particularly regarding his own players.

"And in the kicking game, especially, you know, with our PAT/field goal (unit), not even close to good enough. It cost us the game tonight, " McVay remarked.

Harrison Mevis had a 48-yard field goal attempt that would have won the game in overtime blocked, his second miss of the night, to cap another calamitous effort on special teams for the Rams.

McVay is always calculated and measured with his public statements, particularly regarding his own players. It produced his declarative statements regarding Mevis and the operation around him all the more telling.

Asked if he would consider making changes to the unit, McVay was even more blunt. "Yeah, I'm going to evaluate everything, " he remarked.

Meanwhile, the Rams (2-3) spent the offseason trying to reshape their special teams after frequent breakdowns in multiple games cost them the top seed in the NFC, home field advantage and a first-round bye. They additionally contributed to the loss in the NFC title game to the Seattle Seahawks.

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