Week 11 Best Locker Room Speeches: Sean McVay Finds ‘Blessing’ In Rams’ Win

Eight of the twelve Week 11 games before the Sunday Night game were decided on a single score. Six of these one-score games involved divisional rivalries, while the other two ended in blowouts. Sean McVay storms into the Rams’ locker-room and delivers his message immediately. It didn’t take Sean McVay long to address his team after their 21-19 victory over the Seahawks. Sean McVay had a lot to say as soon he walked in the team’s locker-room.”How about the f—ing defence? How about that f—ing defence? McVay yelled, “Four interceptions!” as he danced with his Rams team. McVay called out the Rams’ three players who had interceptions during the victory. He also praised Davante Adam for his 1,000th career catch before praising the entire team.McVay stated, “Never take finding a way for granted.” “Being able to be f—ing resilient on defense is a blessing.” This is a huge blessing to us offensively, to be learning from this experience and continuing to grow. Man, this team continues to find ways to win. I can’t say it enough.Ben Johnson is looking forward to correcting mistakes. Remember when the Bears lost a Week 1 game to the Vikings after blowing a double-digit advantage? Minnesota almost had the same script on Sunday. They came back from an early 16-3 deficit and took a 17-16 advantage in the final minutes. Ben Johnson, the Bears’ head coach, couldn’t resist mentioning the similarities of Sunday’s matchup and Week 1’s, while focusing on its different outcome.”How much was that like the first time we played them? You get the lead but then it goes sideways?” Johnson told his players that they learned from this and won the game by using all three phases at the final phase. We’ve got a lot to work on, and I can’t watch with you. It will be after Victory Monday.Sean McDermott of the Bills and Brandon Beane, the GM, were awarded game balls after the Bills’ 44 32 win over the Buccaneers. McDermott thanked his players for their “toughness and grit” and for playing as a “team.” Terry Pegula presented McDermott, general manager Brandon Beane and the team with game balls to celebrate the two winning their 100th match together on Sunday.”So Many Guys Making Plays”For the second consecutive week, the Texans were forced to win without C.J. Stroud, their starting QB. Stroud. They did it again on Sunday by defeating the Titans 16-13 with a winning field goal. Texans head Coach DeMecos credited the team for completing the task. Ryans stated that “every win is a beautiful win”. “You did an outstanding job. It was great to see you fight for the team and win. There are so many players making plays. Will [Anderson]You did a great job with the way you took the ball. …”I love the way we fought. Any way we want, we can win. It doesn’t really matter. It doesn’t matter. Just finish the dub.”Bryce Young dances while Dave Canales is taking accountability. After setting the franchise record for most passing yards in one game, Bryce Young turned the Panthers’ locker room into his own dance floor. Young began dancing after Dave Canales admitted that he almost lost the game.Canales said, “This team is yours.” “I’ve tried to ruin it for you several times, but I couldn’t get it done. It didn’t really matter. You just continued to play ball. You just kept playing ball. There was some trashy material in there, wasn’t it? There were some really beautiful things that happened.”Dolphins win a ‘grown man’ game in SpainMike McNeil has helped the Dolphins beat the Commanders by an overtime score in Spain, Sunday. In his postgame speech, the Dolphins’ coach couldn’t contain his excitement.McDaniel told the team, “Grown men win.” “We needed one. It was a real ball, and it really tested our faith in one another. “Nobody f—king blink.” Packers do “whatever it takes” to defeat GiantsThe Packers lost streak nearly reached three games, as the Giants fought hard but ultimately fell short 27-20. Matt LaFleur, the Packers’ head coach, gave a speech in which he sounded as if he had gotten rid of his monkey.LaFleur said to his team, “We went into this game saying whatever it takes.” “It was 60 minutes long, but we did it. That’s what counts.” Men, give it to yourself. “Adversity is a part of this league every week.” Want to receive great stories in your email? To receive personalized daily newsletters, create or log into your FOX Sports Account and follow teams, leagues and players!
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