While Sean McVay and other Rams staffers hang out at the team’s 9,000-square-foot draft house in Malibu, Les Snead will be forced to operate from home for the second straight year. After Snead tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday before the first round of the draft, he was forced to isolate and operate from his home office – which is actually just his garage.
Here’s a look at his setup. There’s a lot going on, but there are some key items to point out: a massive TV, a couple of laptops, two phones, two computer monitors, a squat rack, a dartboard, a skateboard and, of course, a draft pillow fort.
It’s not lavish, but it gets the job done given the circumstances.
He’s up! He’s moving!! He’s doing well!!! He’s already on the phone getting intel…Pretty sure he’s built a Draft fort… Go Rams!! pic.twitter.com/6jlPamye38
— KHS (@KaraHenderson) April 30, 2021
For comparison, here’s Sean McVay’s war room at the Malibu draft house, which has a fireplace, multiple TVs and a magnificent view of the infinity pool overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
Sean McVay’s set-up for draft pic.twitter.com/yd0BCUSrFu
— Gary Klein (@LATimesklein) April 27, 2021
