LOS ANGELES – A day after Cam Akers In the end, only 12 shots were taken. Los Angeles RamsThe season-opening loss to Buffalo BillsSean McVay, Sean McVay’s running coach, stated that his running back should “maximize” his performance. [opportunities] When he gets them.”
McVay stated that no matter who you are talking to, McVay wants to see men do the little things right and compete with and without the ball. “There were some positive aspects and some negative things, but we want to see a greater level of urgency and accountability from him.”
Akers ran for 0 yards on Thursday night with three carries. Running back Darrell Henderson Jr. The game began with 54 snaps, and the player ran 47 yards on 13 carries.
McVay stated that he knows what Akers can do and that he is confident that Akers will be “that guy we’ve all seen at just the right moments this season.”
McVay stated that “we’ve all seen just how talented and special this guy can be.” McVay stated, “And I want him to reach his maximum potential. That’s all there is to it. It’s all about Darrell and him. [Henderson] They are playing at a high standard, and I feel great about the two running backs for us.
“And there were very few opportunities. There were certain things in each of those plays that I thought we could do better together, starting with me and moving on to the other players, as well as Cam. This is more a reflection of my confidence in his ability to be the best that he can be. I feel confident that he will become the same guy we have all seen at the right moment as the season progresses. It’s our responsibility to get that out of him.
McVay was also questioned about wide receivers Allen RobinsonHe was only targeted twice, however, as he had just one catch for 12 yards against Buffalo.
“[Buffalo] McVay expressed satisfaction that the team did a good job. “We need to engage Allen more. However, there were opportunities for him that could have brought it to life. But for many reasons, it didn’t. These are the things we’ll be looking at week in and week out.”