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“All that to lose to Seahawks again” “Match made in heaven”: NFL fans split as Rams announce Kliff Kingsbury as Sean McVay’s deputy


The LA Rams announced on Monday that Kliff Kingsbury will be the team’s assistant head coach heading into the 2026 season. Kingsbury will serve as the deputy for Sean McVay, who will be entering his 10th year with the franchise.

Fans had some interesting reactions to the Rams’ decision to give Kingsbury the title of assistant head coach. Some felt the move could

“McVay calling Kingsbury’s plays feels like a match made in heaven. That offense should honestly be better than they were last season,” one tweeted.

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@AdamSchefter McVay calling Kingsbury’s plays feels like a match made in heaven. That offense should honestly be better than they were last season

“This is a great move for Kliff and his future in the league. McVay will be great for him,” another added.

“Didn’t see that coming, but makes sense. Experienced guy joining an already strong group,” a third commented.

Others didn’t feel that Kingsbury was the best option as the Rams’ assistant head coach and mocked the team’s staff.

“All that to lose to Seahawks again,” one wrote.

“All that coaching just to miss the Superbowl again,” another added.

“Assistant To The Head Coach,**” a user tweeted.

The Rams made it to the NFC championship game last season, where they lost to the Seattle Seahawks. McVay and co. will be aiming to go one step further and reach the Super Bowl next season.

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Kliff Kingsbury served as the offensive coordinator for the Washington Commanders in the past two years

NFL: Former Washington Commanders OC Kliff Kingsbury - Source: Imagn
NFL: Former Washington Commanders OC Kliff Kingsbury – Source: Imagn

Kliff Kingsbury spent the past two seasons as the offensive coordinator for the Washington Commanders. In his first year, he helped quarterback Jayden Daniels win the Offensive Rookie of the Year award. The Commanders made it to the NFC championship game, where they lost to the Philadelphia Eagles.

In Kingsbury’s second year, the Commanders failed to reach the playoffs, posting a rather underwhelming 5-12 record.