As Sean McVay prepared for the Los Angeles Rams' season finale in January 2023, he realized something had to change.
He was about to finish his worst season as a head coach (5-12) -- and began questioning why 2022 unfolded the way it did and his responsibility in all of it.
"There was a pivot towards the end of the season when we were getting ready to play Seattle the second time where you're almost saying, 'OK, hey, what kind of leader do you want to be?" McVay said. "What kind of things are you letting fall by the wayside?