Sean McVay speaks out after Rams' crushing 27-7 loss to 49ers

Rams head coach Sean McVay called the 27-7 defeat by the San Francisco 49ers in Melbourne “a humbling day,” after suffering his first double-digit loss in two years. The loss was shaped by a single late-game decision: trailing 17-7, McVay opted not to kick a short field goal and instead went for a 4th-and-1 QB sneak. The 49ers stuffed the play, then drove 99 yards for the go-ahead touchdown. Myles Garrett was benched in the second half, while Matthew Stafford finished 15-of-25 for 155 yards with no touchdowns. McVay said the Rams were outplayed in every facet and avoided excuses.