Heres what Sean McVay told Rams in sideline huddle that sparked stunning Eagles comeback

PHILADELPHIA — Sean McVay had seen enough.He had seen enough interceptions.Enough dropped passes.

Enough drive-killing penalties.Enough special teams mistakes.

Enough missed opportunities.He had seen enough of the Los Angeles Rams finding more and more creative ways to sabotage themselves on a rainy afternoon at Lincoln Financial Field.So late in the third quarter, with the Rams trailing the Eagles 20-10 and their season seemingly circling the drain, McVay gathered the entire offense together around him on the sidelines and delivered an impromptu sermon that sparked a fourth quarter comeback that we could be talking about come January and February as the moment that changed the season.His message was simple.Believe.“It was just more of what was on my heart, to just say, ‘Guys, we’re capable.

You’ve got to believe.And we’ve got to just string good plays together,” McVay revealed after the game of what he told his team in that conversation.Whatever was on McVay’s heart apparently traveled directly into the Rams’ bloodstream.

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By clicking above you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.Never miss a story Los Angeles scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns, both on Kyren Williams runs, while its defense delivered the stops necessary to complete a stunning 24-20 comeback and snap a four-game losing streak against an Eagles franchise that has tortured McVay throughout his tenure as head coach.The Eagles have been a thorn in McVay’s side for the last 10 years and the city of Philadelphia has been a house of horrors for the youngest head coach to ever win a Super Bowl in NFL history.

McVay entered Sunday 1-6 against the Eagles, including the heartbreaking divisional-round playoff loss in the snow two seasons ago and last year’s special-teams catastrophe featuring two blocked fourth-quarter fie...