When the Los Angeles Rams hired Sean McVay in 2017, they arguably caught lightning in a bottle. McVay was just 30 at the time and the youngest NFL head coach in the modern era. Since then, every coaching cycle teams have been looking to find the next Sean McVay.

The Rams retain their offensive assistant and pass game specialist Nate Scheelhaase. What does this mean for the Rams future?

The Los Angeles Rams lost one offensive assistant this week with tight ends coach and passing game coordinator Nick Caley becoming the offensive coordinator of the Houston Texans, but they have succeeded in hanging on to another of Sean McVay's top lieutenants who looked to also be heading to the AFC South.

Here’s a look at where the Rams’ offense stands entering the offseason. QB Matthew Stafford, RB Kyren Williams, WR Cooper Kupp, WR Puka Nacua, TE Tyler Higbee, RT Rob Havenstein, RG Kevin Dotson, C Beaux Limmer and LG Steve Avila are signed for the 2025 season.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay has been one of the best head coaches since coming to Los Angeles. Last season McVay did the unthinkable with his team that no one seen coming.

The Los Angeles Rams have already lost multiple assistant coaches this offseason but Nate Scheelhaase isn’t going anywhere. The key 34-year-old offensive assistant is returning to the Rams despite dra

Nate Scheelhaase is sticking in Los Angeles. After drawing strong interest for the Jaguars offensive coordinator job, the pass game specialist is staying with the Rams, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

The Los Angeles Rams battled adversity to come up just short of playing in this season's NFC Championship. This season, the Rams' offense still had the potentia