New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick approached Rams coach Sean McVay to swap pleasantries after Los Angeles’ 24-3 win. And Belichick called it like he saw it.
“Great job. You (expletive) killed us today,” Belichick said at midfield in L.A. after the game. “You had a great plan. You’ve got a good team. Good luck. … Good job.”
The Rams did, indeed, dominate the Patriots by just about every measure. Quarterback Jared Goff only had to throw for 137 yards because the running game had 36 carries for 186 yards. The Rams’ defense also managed a pick-six. New England, meanwhile, averaged 3.7 yards per carry and 6.3 yards per pass.
Here’s a look at the moment between Belichick and McVay.
The post-game exchange between McVay and Belichick after the #Rams essentially ended the #Patriots chances of making the playoffs.pic.twitter.com/51I9DNIB88
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) December 16, 2020
It’s a comically blunt comment from Belichick.
