Cardinals head coach has sign 4 QBs that worth 900.5m and….

In 2023, the Los Angeles Rams appeared out of nowhere.
While it may seem strange to say this about a team that won the Super Bowl after 2021, prior to the season, Sean McVay’s squad wasn’t expected to do too well.
Even though this is accurate, McVay was somewhat to blame. It was difficult to know exactly who or what to believe in because he had dabbled so much with the idea of retiring or entering television. In the end, he produced one of his best coaching assignments to date.

Only with the right players on your team can you have performances like that, and the Rams had plenty of those. Even though their first-year players contributed a great deal, they also had some veteran players who did an excellent job of carrying the load. Jordan Fuller, the squad captain, is an obvious choice for one of those.
Thanks to our friends at Sleep Number, Fuller happened to visit us this week on my radio show, 94.1 San Antonio’s Sports Star, on Radio Row during the Super Bowl in Las Vegas. He talked about a ton of other things, including the Rams season (he really does not like Michigan).

Jordan didn’t want to give up on anyone who didn’t support the Rams at the start of the season, which is one of the more intriguing things about him that I learned. He merely hoped there had been more football for them to play, but he was proud of the job they did together.
Jordan Fuller is amazing. Once again, we would like to thank Sleep Number for facilitating the interview.