Sean McVay

I think he sees things well.

He's got an understanding of some of the concepts that Coach Johnson's activating, gets a bunch of different playmakers involved.

And, you know, it's one thing where you see him play in time and in rhythm, you know, good accuracy and anticipation.

But then some of those second reaction plays where he's getting flushed to his right or getting flushed to his left and guys understand how to be able to work with him.

Those are the ones that are really scary, but he's playing at a high clip.

And then you talk about a team that's figured out a way to be able to finish games, create explosives, and then they've done an excellent job of capitalizing on taking the ball away defensively, and then on the flip side, taking care of it offensively.

And so it's going to take a full 60, and this team has finished as well as anybody, which is why they're in this position.

What would you guess?

Now, you know what?

We watch the tape, we do our work, and Matt is a very close friend of mine.

Now, you know what?

We watch the tape.

We do our work.

And, you know, Matt is a very close friend of mine.

It doesn't change.

There's a couple things you have to be mindful of, but now you start talking about wind, rain, and how that really affects your footing, stuff like that.

We always kind of adjust and adapt.

They've got to be able to play in those same sort of elements.

He's played in these types of atmospheres and environments, and so those are the things that we have that dialogue.

Most importantly is how does he feel.